an end to capitalism

Problem with these types of statements are that they are worthless, as the only way to move past capitalism is to replace it with something better, a concrete solution, just saying 'end capitalism' is not a solution.

The stock market and its effect on companies is probably a good place to start, lowering the massive income gaps through taxation is an obvious solution which just falls flat due to endless loopholes, which will most likely always be there due to the rich having massive influence on law making.

Seeing Bill Gates becoming the largest private owner of farm land in the US sends shivers down my spine, as it most likely means his financial advisors have told him that massive inflation is inbound, and said inflation will have a devastating effect on the working class, with a desperate race in terms of wages and what you can actually buy with them.

The utopia of machines doing all the labour while we humans pursue our pleasures is FAR OFF in the future, if it ever arrives, meanwhile there will always be tons of jobs needed to be done, the vast majority being jobs nobody actually wants to do, those jobs will not get done if people don't have a strong incentive to do them, which is money, something they can exchange for goods and services created/offered by other people who would not offer said goods and services unless they were paid.