Archived threads in /biz/ - Business & Finance - 6073. page

>>1778587
>11.4 debt/equity ratio
nice try faggot

>>1778587
>Tempur Sealy is a beloved brand and people would crawl to the ends of the earth, waist deep in manure just to buy one of their mattresses.

Your thesis is based on brand loyalty to mattress manufacturer? LMAO. Oh and that store you've never heard of sells billions of dollars worth of mattresses a year.

>>1778589
>11.4 debt/equity ratio
And there goes its debt coverage.

>>1778587
MSTX
thank me later

>>1778574
I'm shilling this harder then lonsdaleite

148N1qjajX3aoLDCi8m4mqyiQ7ZT63JaCB

Make my day!

I'm on board, what do I do OP?

>>1778748
This is a SFW board.

File: hot dogs.gif (228KB, 250x144px) Image search: [Google]

228KB, 250x144px

>>1778553
CMG - 6/10 majorly overweight. Should come back down to a decent price sometime in the future
FB - 7/10 piece of shit social media fuckery should see a dip in the next few months for a quick buck
SPLS - 7.5/10 getting rekt by AMZN, should dip again for another quick bucko

Anyone thing AMZN or TSLA might dip again?

>>1778560
Hard to tell. I think Tesla is overvalued but the market is too delusional now.

>>1778519
Honestly I think it'll work. Any money that doesn't get taxed immediately goes into the economic machine because Americans are retarded and love spending money. Good times ahead. At least if you're on the selling side and not the buying side. Then everything'll be normal except you'll spend on more shit.

>>1778519
>1778519
hmmm, middle class getting rekt while 150k'ers hardly have a jump in their bracket. Bleh.

WOW! I'll get a WHOLE FIVE PERCENT TAX CUT!!!

People currently in the 25-28% tax bracket are getting hosed and people who make the most money are catching the biggest break.

Gotta drain that swamp! Gotta rebuild the middle class, right? 8^)

>>1778476

I don't think it's possible considering inflation, you're always better off investing in your labor capital.

Yeah just make it buy low and sell high

I would do it myself but I'm to intelligent too get involved in making money

>>1778476
some dudes won a nobel prize for writing a derivatives formula to predict future worth of call options over any given time.

http://www.nobelprize.org/nobel_prizes/economic-sciences/laureates/1997/press.html

I think it was based on market rationality and subsequently failed but they made ridiculous amounts of money short term.

You could succeed where they failed.

Yeah - being lucky is incredibly rewarding. They'd still be fucking their camels for fun if they didn't have such huge oil reserves sitting under their land.

>>1778442
You been shilling this shit all week.

What is the best economic lesson to learn from Dubai and the gulf states?

1. Immigrant workers are not people and dont have subsequent rights.

2. Dont let the jew in.

>>1778448
The United States has massive reserves of natural resources. Is there a reason why we can't have nice infrastructure like they do?

Also, countries like Singapore and Hong Kong don't have natural resources, but exploit their strategic positions and services industry for their benefit. Could this happen in the West like it did in 1600s Europe, or in areas like Panama, where they have easily one of the most strategic shipping lanes in the world?

So you took a degree without a plan in mind?

>>1778435
I've always been keen on the idea of working anywhere in the world and was a huge cultural / historical buff in high school. Politics is something I've been interested in during the past few years so since I knew i'd be studying abroad and have moved from culture to culture so much throughout my life I'd take it as my major in University, whilst taking more 'employable' subjects like business and law on the side.

I wouldn't say I didn't have a plan per se, but more that I knew whereabouts to go logistically but not in any particular sector. I guess right now if I had to pick a dream job I'd go with working in an embassy or doing something like being a political envoy, but I'm also worrying about the economic and employability side of such a position, especially coming straight out of college.

>>1778418
Bump for interest.

I'm not an IR major, but easily >33% of my introductory microeconomics lecture last semester was. Most of them were learning another language, most commonly Mandarin, Arabic, or Russian.

I don't go to an Ivy League, so is there a chance for any of these fucks to go to Foggy Bottom? I talked to a couple and they came across as the most annoying pieces of shit.

>decided to get coffee with one and work on our problem set
>"So, you're an IR major?"
>"yeah haha, I've always had very global perspectives"
>"That's good, so what kinds of stuff do you want to do when you're done with your undergrad?"
>"I want a position that gives me a lot of global exposure. My life dream has been to work as a diplomat."
>"That's nice"
>"And you're an econ major?"
>"Yeah, math/econ double major, I want to work on Wall Street"
>"But isn't that such a selfish life?"

Considering the fact you're on this board, I hope you aren't one of these people OP. Best of luck finding a lucrative position.

It wouldn't be a crazy to assume you both are in your 20s and her father is in his 50s. He may live until 75 and you'll both be in your mid 40s. In short, thinking about inheritance now is stupid. You might already be divorced by then.

>>1778371
Try /qst/ for role play threads.

>>1778383
her mother is a heavy smoker and her father has had serious heart problems (including a transplant). Unfortunately, but realistically, within 15 years tops both will be dead

Try r9k

>>1778325
Penny stocks are an utter meme anon... A talented trader can net $500 in a week

>>1778325
Give me your robinhood account.

I can pretty much make that 50 dollars into 100 within 2 months. Then give me 25% of all earnings.


If I were an American I would be able to use robinhood, but I am Canadian.

>>1778288
ask ur parents

>>1778288
Up your savings to 500 dollars an when you sav up 20k get a vanguard ETF

>>1778288
>earns 2000-3000
>saves 100
>feels proud of himself

bump for interest

>>1778168
I'm a millionaire. I don't usually have more than $3k in the bank. Millionaires don't have piles of cash sitting in a bank. That would be silly.

we usually have a house or two and a business. Sometimes our houses and our business are the same thing.

>>1778194
So your net worth is a million +. I've always wondered about that. Only around 3k though? What if your assets suddenly drop in value or depreciate ? I feel like id always want a lot in the bank at all times. Anyway, what do you do? I'm guessing real estate?

Hey, our favourite christian troll thread is back! It's been a while, how are you doing, buddy? Several weeks without a new thread - I almost thought maybe some meds had kicked in and the madness had finally ended.

>>1778155

Jokes on you. I'm not gonna die.

Google Deep mind gonna make a scientist AI that's gonna cure aging and illness.

I'm gonna be lolling at you in 456,000,000 years as I fly through interdimensional space-time and hyperflux into a neutron star powered giga-verse.

>>1778155
So you could be rich and have a nice quality of life before dying, or live in shitty poverty and then die. And you don't think one is preferable to the other?. Hmmm really made me think.

Invest in kneepads and mouthwash

>>1778145
>I am not good at thinking "like math".
>I just want to make roughly 70k-120k
you better invest in some good lube son

>>1778145
try r9k

Such services already exist, so sure you could.

>>1778118
I forgot to mention, I'm currently a high school student who is pretty good at writing essays, and will be attending a reputable college soon. So my credentials aren't amazing, which is why I will be charging less than professional tutors.

I was also thinking a first time discount would be a good idea, so that there's less risk for new customers, because they don't know if I'm a good writer yet.

>>1778123
Are my prices decent?

>>1778075

Yeah, I saw those news reports too. I find it odd that anyone would care what the opinion of a store and a search engine would have to say. Furthermore, why would they even be allowed to influence anything pertaining to the political sphere?

national borders are an inconvenience for them so surely you can understand

>>1778075
>facebook, google, etc are coming out making political statements?

Can you provide examples? And by that I mean, examples of political speech that go beyond serving their economic interest, i.e. beyond lobbying for or against certain regulations because they negatively impact the business they're conducting.

>Is anyone else greatly disturbed

I mean, they're private entities. They're entitled to whatever opinion they want. I'm not exactly disturbed by the plethora of businesses speaking out for conservative values either. If the business is the same, I don't care. And if it isn't, I can always vote with my feet and say "fuck you" to them. I'm not on Facebook. I block cookies from Google. I don't need them, why would their political position "disturb" me "greatly"?