Question 6: Chapter 7 was very interesting especially when they talked about the stock market. When they made the analogy of the houses in New York it really changed my perspective as a whole. How there has to be a set price on everything or else buyers and sellers are experiencing fraud. Connecting to the stock market in this case when they are able to sell stocks at a set price and the eventually rise and fall will occur, but if the stock shares are being sold at a higher price then there is an insufficient number and is against the law. I would also like to talk about how having a spare capital will always work in your favor and within that spare capital you are not only at an advantage but are able to spend less than you earn.

-Ford Schroeder