Can someone explain this "sideline" money to me. Every time a stock is sold, an equal amount of money is exchanged. For every dollar going to the sidelines via a sale, a dollar must come from the sideline via a purchase.
I can understand money flowing from bonds to stocks, or cash being added to workers 401k's each month or companies purchasing their own stock.
What am I missing? What is meant by "sideline" money?
On Jul 23 09:08 AM Roger Knights wrote:
> Don't forget money on the sidelines as a driver.
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I can understand money flowing from bonds to stocks, or cash being added to workers 401k's each month or companies purchasing their own stock.
What am I missing? What is meant by "sideline" money?
On Jul 23 09:08 AM Roger Knights wrote:
> Don't forget money on the sidelines as a driver.