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> My problem with this logic is that how can a
> 1 time influx of cash continue to bolster the stock market overtime?
You are assuming that there will only be a one time influx of cash. That is
not correct. Cash will pour into the markets on a regular basis as people
start work for the first time, put their money into the market as they
continue to work, and then use their investments to support a better
lifestyle than they would have had with Social Security (the biggest ponzi
scheme in history)
> Once
> it's in it's in and then who is left to buy at such ridiculous prices?
Again you're making the same mistake. You're assuming that prices of stocks
will be too high for any to buy. Not true. Prices will rise, split. New
companies that would never have had the capital to get going will do so. The
market will grow and become more diverse.
> Once
> prices hit an equilibrium with the amount of money coming in from SS tax,
> then the market is left to operate normally against the current economic
> backdrop.
But it will not hit an equilibrium. Money will continue to pour in and build
the economy and the market. The market is not a zero-sum game. Barring some
economic devastation, like world war, the market will continue to grow.
Or, we can sit and watch as the SS system goes bankrupt in a number of
years. The SS system is a hoax and a cruel joke on the American people. The
system does not make money. It does not earn interest. The govt. sucks it up
and uses it to buy votes.
The system needs to be brought out of the socialistic nightmare dream world
in which it was born and into the light of reality. It's time to give
Americans the real oportunity to save for a better future while at the same
time ensuring that Americans will be able to count on a minimum savings rate
equal that of SS. If you want to watch SS go bankrupt in a few years, be
sure you support Gore's bankruptcy plan. Oh, and be sure to be well armed so
after SS collapses and the looters come to your house, you can fend them off
adequately.
Best Regards,
John Theo
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