I read a very interesting article in the Harvard Business Review today. It said that global stockmarkets are now controlled by speculators (hedge funds, algorithmic traders etc) instead of investors. This means that any stock is almost entirely valued on it's estimated future price rather than on fundamentals. This means ZIP will either be very valuable or practically worthless in the long term. The price is also likely to be extremely volatile.
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I read a very interesting article in the Harvard Business Review...
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