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Thebrownblob

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All that money….
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Up In Smoke

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It's funny to see how we put so much emphasis on the 6000ish companies that are listed in the markets, when 99.9% of all businesses in the US are small. More than 600k small businesses are created every year and add to the almost 31M for profit and 2M non-profit business investment opportunities. The growth of the private equity investment has opened the way for small businesses to borrow and take on local investment monies instead of feeding the corporate machine. Interesting to think that 1 in 5 working age adults own or are partnered in a small business.
 

vantexan

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It's funny to see how we put so much emphasis on the 6000ish companies that are listed in the markets, when 99.9% of all businesses in the US are small. More than 600k small businesses are created every year and add to the almost 31M for profit and 2M non-profit business investment opportunities. The growth of the private equity investment has opened the way for small businesses to borrow and take on local investment monies instead of feeding the corporate machine. Interesting to think that 1 in 5 working age adults own or are partnered in a small business.
Because more than half of all employees work for big businesses according to the Census Bureau. Because their 401k's are tied to the stock of big business as well as the wealth of the top 10%.
 

rickyb

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No, I'm not trying to impress anyone. Most people on this forum are consumers and not producers. I was only trying to represent that side of the equation. My wife and I own and operate a tax and insurance escrow analysis company in the mid-west.
If you are a worker, you are a producer

Capitalists should only take on more co owners, not more workers to exploit
 

PT Car Washer

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