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A schism of endless possibilities
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looking up Australia's total superannuation nest egg, I came up with:
End of 2015 figure of almost $2 trillion.
I assume most superannuation funds carry and or recommend government bonds as a percentage of investment portfolios. Assuming government bonds are Australian government bonds. Having government bonds in investment portfolios... means governments need to run budget deficits in order to create debt (yielding interest payments) to sell in bond markets.
How can federal governments and or even state governments be so concerned with surpluses, when surpluses should mean there exists no government bonds for markets to invest in?
Than there's an idea that the more people invest in shares on Australia's limited amount of S&P 200 approved shares available to buy. Stock brokers must be inventing shares out of nothing to supply ever increasing demand for shares, including overseas share market investors. As shares require dividend earnings per share, increased earnings must be invented out of thin air.
Borrowing money for Margin Call investors, increases demand for what supposed to be limited numbers of shares.
Superannuation funds reaching $2 trillion as the share market has fallen to around 5,000 index from a peak index of 6,000. that government bond yield returns are extremely low.
Superannuation in January 2013 was stated at $1.4 trillion. In the past 3 years Australian Superannuation funds have increased in value by $600 billion.
I keep trying to point out that lies exist in everything, that everything is a lie.