Ok so you are saying that in terms of stocks liquidity will move into the stocks of the companies that have high revenues and are profitable. Regardless of macro conditions. That makes them profitable as long they sustain their good standing thus this generally makes stocks rise overall. Right?

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Ok so you are saying that in terms of stocks liquidity will move into the stocks of the companies that have high revenues and are profitable. Regardless of macro conditions. That makes them profitable as long they sustain their good standing thus this generally makes stocks rise overall. Right?

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guest7923413174 2years ago

Liquidity moves into good stocks and bad (long short portfolio) and liquidity money moving into stocks doesn’t make them profitable , there CEO and Managment demand etc make them profitable , but stocks in general will rise with liquidity to some extent.

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Ok so you are saying that in terms of stocks liquidity will move into the stocks of the companies that have high revenues and are profitable. Regardless of macro conditions. That makes them profitable as long they sustain their good standing thus this generally makes stocks rise overall. Right?

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