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>>1966689
turbotax for business

>>1966692
Yeah, Turbotax

>>1966692
>>1966695
How much does it cost?
How long does it take?

>>1966685
>Why don't you have a sizable emergency fund, /biz/?
Because I'm broke dumbass. And your money still doesn't impress. kys.

>>1966685
I currently employ 14 people. I could live on what any one of them makes. So we'd have to get fired 14 times before I'd start to worry about money.

>>1966704
What do they do?

>>1966669
goddammit i got out to early again :'(

no one?

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i put .1 btc in at 90 sats. can we expect a comfy ride /biz/ bros?

>>1966515
This fucking bean shilling team sucks so bad, but I guess its a nice way for new coiners to get exposed to the greedy and manipulative nature of some people

Makes me want to infiltrate these pump groups and expose their every move

>>1966515
Do you want to be poor? just buy in like 0.03 dude

>>1966515
OP you missed one on the bottom row

>>1966476
Bean bump for a bean jump

>>1966476
scamcoin

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this is the most family friendly and catchy coin, and the UI is sleek af

If I want a knife I sure as hell won't buy it from a shill.

Jesus, I just got a job there and have been telling everyone that I got hired as my first job and now I'm reading that it may be a bad way to get money. Luckily I have connections, but I'm worried.

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>>1966461

you fucked up.

do some research next time before you sign anything.

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>>1966199
I almost bought it but then I saw this little known non-jewish secret THEY hate

>>1966199
why is market cap 9mill already!?

>>1966216
it's already hell overpriced, not worth buying in. so is this >>1966212

get some CBX crypto bullion, market cap under $200k

It's so obviously Kevin.

He indirectly supports natural selection, as shown by his complete apathy for any ideas that don't make money.

He never lets normalfag feelings get in the way.

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>>1965909
Kevin.

Kevin is the best actual shark.
Mark is the best baller.

As the number of consumers in highly dense, urban areas increases (top 10-15 markets), towers will no longer be able to provide the support necessary for service, so Crown Castle is using smalls cells and fiber to aid with this additional demand. These smalls cells will allow Crown Castle to increase capacity and coverage in cities where towers cannot be constructed.

They provide both indoor and outdoor small cell solutions coupled with over 26,000 miles of fiber. These small cells exist in locations such as on a light pole, in a business building lobby, or at a professional sports arena. This technology allows wireless carriers to deploy their spectrum in the most difficult to reach places and provide additional capacity and coverage in areas where majority of their consumers are located.

Crown Castle has an initial yield of 6-7% on a small cell project and as it increases collocations (adding more carriers to existing small cell infrastructure), these yields also increase. With one additional carrier (one collocation), the yield increases to low-to-mid teens percentage return, and with two additional carriers (two collocations), the yield increases to above 20% (more collocations over time will lead to margin expansion and free cash flow growth).

These contracts with wireless carriers are also long in duration and contain predetermined annual rent increases (generally 2-3% per year). This allows Crown Castle to forecast and increase revenues, and return money to shareholders through its growing dividend.

In addition to capital gains potentially reaped from the aforementioned catalyst, Crown Castle's REIT status allows it to pay out a larger portion of its earnings in the form of dividends. As of right now, the company's yield is 4.35% and management's goals is to increase this 6-7% annually over the next few years. The deployment of new spectrum and annual rent increases will support this goal and grow the yield to my forecast of approximately 4.71% by 2018 (based on $87.78 price as of market close 2/9/17). The longevity of their contracts also allows the company to generate steady revenues and reduces the cyclicality of the cash flows.

Compared to American Tower's (NYSE:AMT) dividend yield of 2.24% (based on price of $105.78 as of market close 2/9/17), Crown Castle's dividend yield is nearly double. Although American Tower seeks to grow their dividend at a higher pace, Crown Castle will still maintain a higher dividend yield for the foreseeable future. This high yield will help generate steady returns and supplement the potential capital gains from the investment.

Risks

The risks of Crown Castle include:

Interest rate risk.
Risk of one of the big 4 wireless carriers filing for bankruptcy and/or a merger.
REITs are generally sensitive to a rising interest rate environment because of the high dividend yield, but Crown Castle is positioned well within the industry because its underlying business model is sound and it has secular tailwinds for organic growth from the telecommunications industry.

The second risk is a bankruptcy and/or merger of one of the big 4 wireless carriers because they represented 90% of Crown Castle's 2015 site rental revenues. The bankruptcy would grant the company protection from its debtors (including tower obligations to Crown Castle) and a merger would mean a consolidation of networks, which may result in more efficient usage of infrastructure. Due to the need for more devices and data in the future, I do not see one of the carriers going bankrupt and a merger seems unlikely because of the already consolidated oligopoly structure of the industry (FTC would more than likely scrutinize a potential deal).

>>1965659
i thought up the original idea and had my programmer friend ching program it.

>>1965659
The concept was developed by an anonymous called Satoshi Nakamoto alonside Nick Szabo and some others on cryptography forums, mailing lists
Also:
>Google.cum "Bitcoin"
>Wikipedia
>Bitcoinwiki
Fuck you

The code was of such high quality, it's very likely to be written by a group, not one person.

The original idea for Hashcash was to prevent email spam

Email senders would solve a proof-of-work that would make spamming too expensive.
Someone very clever combined Hashcash with public key cryptography and a blockchain.

The invention of cryptocurrency is akin to the theory of relativity or discovering electricity, in my opinion.

I hope you faggots are all suicide watch. Calling me a bag holder you fucking retards... Cry now

Are there news about bay?
This rise looks more like a small pump

>>1964753
Blocknet decided to add it to their platform within the next 7 days

>>1964388
Check out DOPE for the most legit weed crypto

>>1964503

Dope isn't bad. THC is the weed coin that is going to be a rocket on 4/20

>>1964811
Dubs confirm

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PLNT any good? Looks like it's in a nosedive rn, might be good time to buy

>>1964249
Ive got AAPL CMG and DIS, with $1.6k on the sidelines. Ready for the correction

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>>1964249

>linked wrong previous thread
>no link in new thread

prick

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OP has 500k LEPEN
What are you turds holding?

>>1963967
ethereum and pivx

im not buying into any political coins

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>>1963836
WRONG

Also people can have real jobs AND trade crypto. You probably do neither. Stay broke.

>>1963850
I have a 9 - 5 office job paying 35k per year and I won't be gambling any of that money on cryptocurrency because 99.9% of traders FAIL.

>>1963857
>>1963830
t. got cucked out of crypto
SAD!