Why do the rich get richer and the poor get poorer? There are several deep reasons behind this:
The gap in asset transactions: The rich have high-quality assets, such as real estate, blue-chip stocks and stable investment portfolios, which are like wealth accelerators and grow steadily. On the other hand, the poor can only touch high-risk or low-quality assets, such as usury, marginal stocks and even emerging cryptocurrencies, which are like thorns on the road to wealth and are difficult to help accumulate.
The watershed of asset quality: The assets of the rich are like a safe haven, which can resist inflation and maintain and increase value, such as solid real estate and stable financial products. However, the assets in the hands of the poor are like duckweed, swaying with the economic waves, with heavy debt burdens and high investment risks, making it difficult to build a great wall of wealth.
The difference in investment wisdom and vision: The rich are well versed in long-term investment and diversification. They carefully plan and move forward steadily, making the wealth snowball bigger and bigger. The poor may be limited by lack of information and risk tolerance, and are easily tempted by short-term market fluctuations and pursue high risks and high returns. The result is often increased financial fluctuations and difficulty in solidifying the foundation.
Market injustice and information barriers: In the market arena, the rich have more intelligence and resources. They may be able to use these advantages to subtly influence the market trend, or even make profits by packaging low-quality assets. This information asymmetry is like laying an invisible runway for the rich, but making the poor stumble in the information fog and more vulnerable.
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