30 Dec 2021 9:43 pm
The point is not that Amazon won and Sears lost. That is totally irrelevant.LibDave » 30 Dec 2021, 10:38 pm » wrote: ↑ If that was the case I would have invested in Sears. If that was the case it would have been apparent Sears was to be the Amazon of today. And trust me I would have known. But I knew that wasn't the correct perception for the future. So I didn't invest in Sears. Now if Sears where to have been the rightful Amazon of today, I would have invested... heavily. Then Bezos would have screwed me. But somehow my perception was correct and I didn't invest in Sears. Could be I got lucky and by mistake made the wrong investment that turned out to be the correct one. So which scenario is correct. I see three logical possiblities. Which one is correct?
The point is that the ceonof sears deliberately sabotaged sears...with the help of sec of Treasury Steve mnuchin in order to destroy any potential competition of Amazon.
This is corruption. This is what runs our economy.
I'm repeating myself a lot and you still aren't hearing.