Quote from: laredo7mm on Today at 05:23:06 AM

I am not sure whom you are defining as poor. In my country, poor people don't have the money or knowledge to invest in an IPO. They bearly live with their life by hand to mouth.

As an investor, I am also aware of the necessity of money management skills. But it doesn't mean you have to hire a fund manager for that. If you spend some time then you will also be able to learn the key factor and acquire knowledge about money management. Getting lucky with Shiba Inu doesn't mean you have good money management. Money management means risk distribution which is not so hard to learn if you can control your greed and emotions.

I agree with you. The poor would hardly bother with IPOs and whatnot because they're too busy trying to make ends meet and feed one another. To be able to learn about money management and finances is a privilege.

You have to get out of your high chairs and realize that the system is flawed and its not the less fortunate's fault to be in their situation. Everything is a lot harder because you have less access to almost anything as compared to the privileged. Having privilege truly does play a part in making it in society.