Men should own everything woman like

[hollowtipsParticipant 681]

Think about it, woman do 70% of the spending in western economies, they go crazy over clothes, makeup, vacation, fine dining, spa/relaxation, wine, concerts, all that papering pandering s~~~.

Men in these forums should make an effort to own stocks, or make actual companies in these area’s. It’s no secret that woman are masters of working together to overthrow men in the workplace as top earners but if we own a piece of everything they buy into we’ll always stay ahead and gain more control. We’re smarter than them and less lazy.

I’m legitimately thinking of buying stock in forever 21, h&m, aritzia, sephora, zara, and am gonna work my way through s~~~ till I own a little of all the major companies. They’re pretty much to big to fail without a massive, rapid radicalization of female spending mentality, which woman aren’t capable of exhibiting.

[economistParticipant 225]

That’s a good idea, and in fact I would give you an example of a company that’s exploded in worth lately, despite being nothing more than a hollow Multi-Level Marketing scheme. It Works!

The idea is simple – many single mothers are stuck at home, broke, and lack agency. They are unable to understand their negative choices and are indoctrinated by society to believe they are strong and capable. So when a slick salesman comes along and tells them that they can make thousands of dollars every month, while working at home, on social media (even better, they can show off to their friends!) they eat it right up and buy starter kits like nobodies business.

If you look at the success of the founders of this company it’s huge, and I’ve yet to see a single man that’s been caught up in this scam. Watching out for things like this are very important in the investments you choose to make. The most amazing part about it is that the women who participate in it are incapable of admitting their failure and warning others, because of their pride. It’s a beautiful thing.

[MuglintarParticipant 1333]

With all due respect, I’d like to disagree.
We have seen more and more men opting out of the treadmill. We have seen marriage numbers plumbing. Birth rates are dropping, so no child support money. And we have seen women entering the workforce, permanently on leave or sick or late or gossiping, but only scarcely working effectively. We know women are not willing to work. That is why they choose the cash couch life.
97% of working men are working fulltime, but only 43% of working women.
If one combines these facts, the result is: women are getting exactly what they have been asking for: total freedom! But no more men’s money. Third wave feminism did very early predict exactly this and therefore fought and fights for ways to transfer money from the stupid men to the oh-so-whatever women. Whether it be prolonged child support, laws to declare all men guilty of you-name-it-rape, governments raising taxes to spend on social benefit (men are far more like to work full time and therefore paying more taxes, women are far more likely to live on social benefit).

The final result will be (and you can see it happening already) women will have access to less money. As women tend to spend and men tend to save or invest, the consumer’s markets are likely to crash soon. If one would want to invest there I’d strongly recommend low-cost brands like “Primark”.

"Him, who delights in solitude, is either a wild beast or a GOD!" - Aristotle (Aristot. Pol. 1.1253a) 1 Hom. Il. 9.63; the passage goes on: ἐστὶν ἐκεῖνος ι ὃς πολέμου ἔραται.

[economistParticipant 225]

@muglintar

I would point you to a book called “Why She Buys”, written by a woman named Bridget Brennan. I read it about a year back and was stunned regarding her ability to lay out all the flaws of female psychology and somehow claim they are positive. However there is a lot of truth in there, and it helped me to understand how women drive market forces. The truth is, their purchasing power is going up, not down, for several reasons. I would also point you to this Forbes article written by the same woman which lays out some of the key points from the book:

http://www.forbes.com/sites/bridgetbrennan/2015/01/21/top-10-things-everyone-should-know-about-women-consumers/#60f927f52897

Now generally I wouldn’t respect a woman’s opinion on a fairly hard science like economics, as it’s something i take very seriously and attempt to understand at a high level. However this is more of a psychological and market analysis of the way women spend money in the global economy. Very informative!

[MuglintarParticipant 1333]

@economist – thanks for the link and the book tip. I just laid out my thoughts on this. basically women are lazy, men avoid spending money, as there is less money to be wasted, markets are likely to go on a downswing.

The third sentence says it all “it is predicted…” – yeah sure and my prediction says: by the end of the decade US$ 18 trillion will be enough to pay for one quarter-pounder.
Fortune telling is no serious basis.

“Women drive 70-80% of all consumer purchasing, through a combination of their buying power and influence. Influence means that even when a woman isn’t paying for something herself, she is often the influence or veto vote behind someone else’s purchase.” – nobody said something different, actually it is a statement any red-pill person could have made and I fully agree. Women decide what men’s wealth is spent for.

Statement No5 is actually Statement No 1 rephrased.

“Research shows that companies with gender-balanced teams have a higher ROI.” – what research? made by whom? with how many participiants?
My personal 30yr research says whenever women are involved the business is going down and in more than 90% off all cases likely to go bankrupt within 10 yrs.

“Demographic trends provide a roadmap. There are several important trends driving the world’s female population that impact their purchasing patterns. These should be considered when making long-term planning decisions for your business.
Three of them are:
1.) Globally, more women are the labor force than ever before.
2.) Women are getting married at older ages.
3.) Women (and men) are having fewer children than previous generations.”

BS! re 1.) so what? there are more people on this planet than ever before, too.
Women still do work in very poorly paid jobs. Or does she think the 1$ per day woman sewing clothes for H&M or Primark or so in Bangladesh is going to bring world economy up?
Women still do work much less hours compared to men. If women work at all, more than half of them work part-time only. Who works 20 hours a week does get less, than somebody who works 60 hours a week, that is not because of gender, but because of laziness.

None of the “research” in the article is proven. She actually just repeats herself over and over, demanding all companies to focus on women and employing women. What else to expect of the CEO of “female Factor”?
She is a Feminazi of the third wave!
Now let her “predict” whatever she wants, probably a “fortune teller online” Start-up is her next project?

I still stand with my points:
1. Men do have more money than women.
2. Women are not able to sustain their own consumption.
3. More men are opting not to spend their wealth on women.
4. less money for women equals consumer market downswing.

"Him, who delights in solitude, is either a wild beast or a GOD!" - Aristotle (Aristot. Pol. 1.1253a) 1 Hom. Il. 9.63; the passage goes on: ἐστὶν ἐκεῖνος ι ὃς πολέμου ἔραται.

[Solo MAN’S WisdomParticipant]

I’m not sure I agree with the policy of “investing in everything women like” either. For some different reasons than above. What women like changes on a daily [read hourly] basis. They cannot keep up with it, themselves.

I do like how you’re thinking, Hollowtips. Trying to spot trends, and thinking about the long game. Consider below for your investment strategies.

Invest in:
1. Box wines
2. Cat litter.
3. Cat toys.
4. Kleenex / Facial tissue
5. Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream
6. Batteries [for vibrators]. Lot’s of batteries.

When women lead, destruction is the destination. -- Me.

[Mysterious ManParticipant 337]

Better to invest in what you know and not try to beat the market. That’s just falling into the trap of playing the stock market game. Just put your money into a simple index fund and look for opportunities in the economy as they come. Only take the risk if you can determine that there is a level of return to be had. Calculate expected value if you’re not sure on what to do.

http://www.wikihow.com/Calculate-an-Expected-Value

Don’t spend your time following useless trends.

"Our virtues and our failings are inseparable, like force and matter. When they separate, man is no more." -Nikola Tesla

[Y_Participant 4591]

The stock market is extremely overvalued so please give your investments a great deal of thought. There are no more ‘too big to fail’ companies.

In 1998 Wall Street bailed out Bear Sterns and Long Term Capital.

In 2008 the Federal Reserve bailed out Wall Street.

In the next crash the only bank able to stop a panic will be the IMF – but that will be after most stocks get back to fair value. The trick is to know which stocks will ride out the storm.

Solo MAN’S Wisdom wrote:

2. Cat litter.
3. Cat toys.
6. Batteries [for vibrators]. Lot’s of batteries.

LOL! I guess these will be good investments.

[RennieParticipant]

And then slowly water down what they like, but keep the prices high. As long as it’s not too obvious they’ll never be the wiser. They’ll think it’s good because it’s expensive.

You’ll reap huge profits off their stupidity selling them crap for insane prices.

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