Goal of Unethical Goldman Sachs/Morgan Stanley With Regards to the Bidding Up of Oil and Commodities?
Tuesday, October 21st, 2008 at
9:00 pm
skahhh asked:
Are they trying to force something out of the world, intentionally or not? Are they a political force which will eventually force nationalizing all business and trade of commodities in the US and the world?
Are they trying to force something out of the world, intentionally or not? Are they a political force which will eventually force nationalizing all business and trade of commodities in the US and the world?
If commodities get too high, so as the common person cannot afford to pay for it, will this not force the United States and other governments to at least ban commodity trading on the exchanges?
Tagged with: Commodities • Commodity Trading • Common Person
Filed under: Commodity Trading
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I think it would be unethical for investors to fail to maximize the returns on their investments. Remember, they are providing funds for pensions and millions of small investors. Maybe a communist or socialist country would be more to your liking. China is pretty this time of year, and air fare is low. Good luck and enjoy yourself.
1) you do not even know what you are talking about.
2) if the government bans commodity trading in the US, it will just go overseas. When people are selling their oil and someone in China offers $150, and the US says the limit is $100, who do you think will get the oil?
Sorry buddy, the US government doesn’t have control over the world.
If gas gets too high, take a bike to work. If gold gets too high, don’t buy jewelry, if corn gets too high, grow your own.