How am I wrong: The 401(k) system turned the stock market into a literal Ponzi scheme.

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The author argues that the 401(k) system's constant inflow of passive funds makes the stock market function like a Ponzi scheme.

Bear points

The stock market relies on continuous new capital inflows from 401(k) plans to sustain high valuations.
This structural dependence on passive inflows resembles a Ponzi scheme requiring new investors to pay old ones.

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