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08-13-2010, 10:56 AM
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everyone knows that if banks engage in mortgage...
...banking AND investment banking they will fail immediately.? so why is walmart allowed to sell more than one product? i think it is too risky for them to manage, their company may fail and the millions of people who rely on walmart to buy food to SURVIVE will perish. these big companies like this should be subject to regulations that limit them to selling ONE product or good.companies should not be allowed to invest in the stock market either. what if their stocks crash??? what if the company goes down? no this is unacceptable. these companies think they are good at so many things, the law needs to limit these companies.
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08-13-2010, 12:45 PM
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08-13-2010, 06:54 PM
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That's a good point. It's a simple matter of risk. You don't want to infect the corporate investment and bond markets with real estate markets, and you definitely don't want one to leverage against the other.Companies are isolated from the stock market in real life because most of stock that is sold is not new issue - it is simply old stock being traded. A company can continue to produce and make products independently of it's stock price - until it needs more money or if the stockholders get nervous.To be serious, companies that are large enough to control the market, either banks or retail chains should be regulated, and that is the theory behind anti-trust. According to the Sherman anti-trust law put in by Republican T. Rosevelt, monopolies or engaging in monopoly behavior is illegal (althouh in practice Bush completely ignored this law, and most presidents in the modern period give it only lip service). Wal-Mart is not a monopoly, but perhaps it will be some day, and then it could be regulated.
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