Don't get what I am saying - try to think of it this way: A new product comes out and billions of invested dollars goes into it that money is spent - or gone by the time the product comes out and if no one buys it it doesn't come back. But if people invest they're money into using the product they get the money back and often will return a profit. So with out you the product is worthless no matter how much money some rich dudes poor into it.
Now if you can see what I mean maybe you should reaserech weather your makeing a good investment or not.
The first thing to do is see who your favorite company is more interested in pleasing either you, the investors or they're bank account.
-Products with you in mind. (these people do one or more of the following - and these products also balance out with they're investors too they just have a heart for the generall public too just as a side note.)
These products take the proceeds of your portages and reinvest them into you or your general community.
Example:
The deparment store Target© invests 2% of they're total proceeds to the local community which may not sound like a lot but it is if you consider the amount of people who shop at that store.
And its not something they half to do; but they do it anyways because your more important to them then they're money because with out you - they couldn't exist.
Providing economic boost to your local economy -
This is by creating additional jobs to your community rather than shipping over sees to save money or using locally grown or manufactured products that are more expensive than imported ones.
The product you put your money into to make them better quality or decrease the price over time with out decreasing the general value of the product.
The best example of this is Johnson and Johnson - they have taken they're profits and made them into product improvements for years making sure you get the most bang for your buck - with a generall concern for the products effectiveness and quality. Good job!
And finally the people put the proceeds into the world as a whole.
Example:
GE takes your money for energy but instead of fattening they're own bank accounts or fattening the bank accounts of the people who invested in them who are already very rich they put your money into saving the endangered whales and stuff which makes them more concerned with the world becuse with out the world we wouldn't exist and with out world we wouldn't exist and without us yet again their product will fail. (Not Like it will matter if their is no world left IMO.)
Products with the investors (or themselves) in mind (leaving out examples so I don't get sued. - I don't wanna be sued.)
Increasing the profits on a product without increasing the general value of the product.
To do this they often cut corners - maybe cut out more expensive ingredients or sell the product for more with out making the product more worth your money. This is also known as stealing but in a nice way.
Killing the environment
Throwing trash in the ocean is defiantly a way to turn a money loss into less of one - but its all about money nothing else.
Shipping jobs over sees:
American workers too expensive? Not a problem not a problem we shall ship build a factory over seas and pay the people slave wages - negativity impacting the local economy and the world economy as a whole.
Anyways I am pretty tired so I am leaving you to think of all that - I shall return to give you part two of how to invest better later on this week but this is a good start its better to take it slow.
And its not something they half to do; but they do it anyways because your more important to them then they're money because with out you - they couldn't exist.
Providing economic boost to your local economy -
This is by creating additional jobs to your community rather than shipping over sees to save money or using locally grown or manufactured products that are more expensive than imported ones.
The product you put your money into to make them better quality or decrease the price over time with out decreasing the general value of the product.
The best example of this is Johnson and Johnson - they have taken they're profits and made them into product improvements for years making sure you get the most bang for your buck - with a generall concern for the products effectiveness and quality. Good job!
And finally the people put the proceeds into the world as a whole.
Example:
GE takes your money for energy but instead of fattening they're own bank accounts or fattening the bank accounts of the people who invested in them who are already very rich they put your money into saving the endangered whales and stuff which makes them more concerned with the world becuse with out the world we wouldn't exist and with out world we wouldn't exist and without us yet again their product will fail. (Not Like it will matter if their is no world left IMO.)
Products with the investors (or themselves) in mind (leaving out examples so I don't get sued. - I don't wanna be sued.)
Increasing the profits on a product without increasing the general value of the product.
To do this they often cut corners - maybe cut out more expensive ingredients or sell the product for more with out making the product more worth your money. This is also known as stealing but in a nice way.
Killing the environment
Throwing trash in the ocean is defiantly a way to turn a money loss into less of one - but its all about money nothing else.
Shipping jobs over sees:
American workers too expensive? Not a problem not a problem we shall ship build a factory over seas and pay the people slave wages - negativity impacting the local economy and the world economy as a whole.
Anyways I am pretty tired so I am leaving you to think of all that - I shall return to give you part two of how to invest better later on this week but this is a good start its better to take it slow.
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