What's amazing is that they make a market in this fantasy stuff," said Druskin. "It's not a real asset.
Druskin highlights the fascinating yet troubling nature of speculative markets through his commentary on certain financial products that are fundamentally based on imaginary concepts. He points out that these so-called assets lack any intrinsic value, illustrating the disconnect between financial speculation and actual economic worth.
This observation reflects a critical theme in Michael Lewis's "The Big Short: Inside the Doomsday Machine," where the author explores the behavior of investors and the...