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Originally Posted by Elek

But simply speculative . What is the difference in the title ?
Assets can be converted into liabilities, and vice versa - with varying success. If you are , say, trade pictures , you do this " added value " and create. If you , however, invest in a stock tool (to extract the "right" came from a part of its value added ), you may come to the realization that this asset has a lower yield than the above liability , if at all , lower than tepmy inflation.
Tempora mutantur, nos et mutamur in illis.

If talking about the blue chips - all that, yes.