User talk:Frankbeilfuss

The only thing being generated just prior to the collapse of Wall Street in the now infamous 2008 disaster was what I like to term "money shuffling". This is when the market thrashes due to unscrupulous Corporados who are in the business of moving assets from one place to another, each transaction generating revenue for the Corporado. After enough of these transactions have occurred, the market cannot sustain itself, and starts to fall into a condition called negative intrinsic value. After the value curve, developed by Ross Parrot, enters the imaginary plane, where profits begin to devour the assets, the market "goes fractal", and profits begin to become irregular everywhere, approximating the coastline of Spain. These are, of course, imaginary profits that only the most astute Corporados can see. These are quickly siphoned off, devouring the asset completely and creating a rip in the fabric of the asset-profit continuum. Ahhhh. Such is life in the world of the 21st century Corporado.

Frankbeilfuss (talk) 17:10, 17 August 2009 (UTC)