Is the stock market a zero-sum game?

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A zero-sum game is where one person's gain is another person's loss, resulting in no overall wealth creation. While this concept technically applies to the stock market, it's more accurate in relation to a benchmark. Technically, the stock market is defined as a zero-sum game, both in the short and long...
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A zero-sum game is where one person's gain is another person's loss, resulting in no overall wealth creation. While this concept technically applies to the stock market, it's more accurate in relation to a benchmark.Technically, the stock market is defined as a zero-sum game, both in the short and long term. read less
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A zero-sum game is where one person's gain is another person's loss, resulting in no overall wealth creation. While this concept technically applies to the stock market, it's more accurate in relation to a benchmark. Technically, the stock market is defined as a zero-sum game, both in the short and long...
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No stock market is not hero sum game but it's derivative ( option s) has hero sum game.
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Stock market is divided into 2 segments, cash segment and derivative segment, Cash segment is not a zero sum game but derivative market is.
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