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IT'S HAPPENING!
https://youtube.com/watch?v=5l4OEJ38aLY

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>>21476834
>squished raccoon
>likely killed by a car
>the car likely had either Platinum or Iridium spark plugs
>Also had silver and gold in the electrical components
It indeed is happening.

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Hey /biz/, I'm an index fund investor primarily, but I'm not convinced that these "mad gains" you always talk about can be realised.

The Nikkei is a good example of a stock market which has never really recovered from extremely high valuations, and has been dropping down ever since. Why would the S&P/FTSE/DAX and so on not face a similar fate?

Surely it's better to pick a variety of stable companies with a strong monopoly position in a variety of sectors (such as National Grid and Intel) and reinvest dividends?

Stock markets can't go up forever (in real terms).

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