We call this the 'get rich quick' or 'get rich overnight'
ethic or mentality. That is, the notion and thinking that just the mere
involvement of one in the petroleum courses in rawalpindi trading
business, whether as a dealer or a broker, agent or other intermediary role,
will almost automatically guarantee one a millionaire, in deed, a
multimillionaire, station in life, and almost in no time at all! That is an
ethic and mentality that has pervaded the common mindset and psychic of the
average intermediary involved, or contemplating involvement, in the business
today, and has been even particularly more heightened since the modern era of
the Internet trading. In a word, it is a mentality that says that world oil
deals and the petroleum trading are a business that is awash in wealth and
fortunes and easily guarantees the intermediary who gets involved in it in any
capacity at all, but in particular as an agent or intermediary of some sort, that,
as one analyst put it, "you are going to be super rich next week or next
month" by doing so.
Historically, in the past, over a period of several decades
(and beyond), there has almost always been a sizable number of what could be
called "professional middlemen" who operated in the oil and other
commodity "secondary market" trading industries who are primarily but
genuinely driven by the belief or inner conviction that working as an
intermediary in the industry is a reasonable path to honest living petroleum courses
in rawalpindi which, if not leading one to an instant wealth,
then at least to a reasonable means of livelihood and steady economic progress
and well-being.
In more recent times, however, since the advent of the
Internet and its increasing role as the dominant and preferred petroleum courses in
islamabad for conducting business among intermediaries, there
has gradually shifted and developed, in stead, over the years, a "new
breed" of intermediaries and middlemen (brokers, agents, etc) in the
trade.
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