America’s super-wealthy own more stocks, leaving everyone else behind

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Goldman Sachs says stock ownership among the 1% and 0.1% has risen, as the gap between rich and poor has widened.

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michaelbatnick per Goldman Sachs Global Investment Research.

Wealth doesn't stand still. People make money and many lose money.. For example, a handsome prison inmate is discovered on the internet. Upon release, he is offered modelling contracts which quickly bring his income into the millions.

So? This doesn’t say anything about the lowest 50% or the median. Articles like this are based purely on envy.

This explains the rise in populism.

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How hospitals use market data firms to target wealthy patients for donationsNonprofit hospitals often contract with market data firms to screen patients’ wealth to gauge their propensity to donate based on public records. This is unethical as hell If I was wealthy I would participate. I suffer from a mental stigma and I'm trying to find stable housing and get back to school in Chicago. It's almost impossible. I suffer from bi polar and depression and live in the west Englewood neighborhood Nationwide, donations to hospitals exceeded $10.4 billion in 2017, according to the Association for Healthcare Philanthropy. (2/8)
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