Mein Kampf?
Starbucks sells its stock to its baristas at a 5% discount every 90 days through payroll deductions. https://www.starbucksbenefits.com/en-us/home/stock-savings/s...
Every share is a voting share. There are a small number of weird cases (e.g. Meta super-voting shares limited to Zuck), but your statement is broadly false.
> has no uranium and no strong relationship with an uranium-producing country The uranium-producing countries are Kazakhstan, Canada, and Namibia. There is zero chance that you cannot get one of those to sell to you. >…
No, because the unlimited risk of shorting is balanced (hedged) by the unlimited upside of holding the same number of shares via the ETF.
This is a great example of how some cultures are better than others.
I, from a country with few conglomerates, found the Commoncog explanation for why they exist to be interesting https://commoncog.com/how-to-become-an-asian-tycoon/ https://commoncog.com/the-asian-conglomerate-series/
The core of the article is buried 60% down: > you have a firm that has lots of lifetime employees who can’t be fired, and whose skills are tailored to what your firm needs rather than to a particular occupational…
There are a lot of real Chinese firms (factories) that make unapproved copies including body shape, headstock shape, logo, and brand name.
> physical models of music instruments... has been around for over 40 years And in consumer products for 20+. Pianoteq [0], which is awesome, was first released in 2006. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pianoteq
You seem to think that the only way to eat a cow is to raise it. Humans have been hunting before a long time. Before cattle were domesticated, they were wild, and were hunted and eaten. So were other ruminants with…
> You have to be very emotionally fragile for this to be the first and only thing you think of to bring up in a thread like this No, I just don't like racism.
With a school breakfast program and a school lunch program.
Given 50 million schoolkids in the US and a cost per meal per child of $4, the current number represents 10 meals. At 1 meal a day that would be 2 school weeks, at 2 meals a day that would be 1 school week.
Nuclear power disagrees
https://archive.is/co3Wm
And it will continue. Bitcoin treasury companies [0] have equity values lower then their Bitcoin holdings, so it is the financially correct move to sell BTC at market price and use the proceeds to buy back their stock…
Politicians have speechwriters, though, so you wouldn't be analyzing who you think you're analyzing.
> Is that unreasonable? Carbon dioxide is an externality, and it needs to be accounted for accordingly. Yes it is unreasonable. Spending money to reduce carbon is just a subsidy for other countries who DGAF and will…
Do you think that therapy will lead to a better outcome for those men than following stoic practices?
You might welcome them all, but you don't have jobs for most of them.
Profitability in both 3 month and 12 month spans. Also minimum 12 months of trading history after IPO. See page ~9 of https://www.spglobal.com/spdji/en/documents/methodologies/me...
> The point of rent control is to smooth out volatility. Rents can still go up, but the goal is to avoid sudden 150% increases etc. Is it? I mostly see rent control maximum increases below the inflation rate, suggesting…
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Mein Kampf?
Starbucks sells its stock to its baristas at a 5% discount every 90 days through payroll deductions. https://www.starbucksbenefits.com/en-us/home/stock-savings/s...
Every share is a voting share. There are a small number of weird cases (e.g. Meta super-voting shares limited to Zuck), but your statement is broadly false.
> has no uranium and no strong relationship with an uranium-producing country The uranium-producing countries are Kazakhstan, Canada, and Namibia. There is zero chance that you cannot get one of those to sell to you. >…
No, because the unlimited risk of shorting is balanced (hedged) by the unlimited upside of holding the same number of shares via the ETF.
This is a great example of how some cultures are better than others.
I, from a country with few conglomerates, found the Commoncog explanation for why they exist to be interesting https://commoncog.com/how-to-become-an-asian-tycoon/ https://commoncog.com/the-asian-conglomerate-series/
The core of the article is buried 60% down: > you have a firm that has lots of lifetime employees who can’t be fired, and whose skills are tailored to what your firm needs rather than to a particular occupational…
There are a lot of real Chinese firms (factories) that make unapproved copies including body shape, headstock shape, logo, and brand name.
> physical models of music instruments... has been around for over 40 years And in consumer products for 20+. Pianoteq [0], which is awesome, was first released in 2006. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pianoteq
You seem to think that the only way to eat a cow is to raise it. Humans have been hunting before a long time. Before cattle were domesticated, they were wild, and were hunted and eaten. So were other ruminants with…
> You have to be very emotionally fragile for this to be the first and only thing you think of to bring up in a thread like this No, I just don't like racism.
With a school breakfast program and a school lunch program.
Given 50 million schoolkids in the US and a cost per meal per child of $4, the current number represents 10 meals. At 1 meal a day that would be 2 school weeks, at 2 meals a day that would be 1 school week.
Nuclear power disagrees
https://archive.is/co3Wm
And it will continue. Bitcoin treasury companies [0] have equity values lower then their Bitcoin holdings, so it is the financially correct move to sell BTC at market price and use the proceeds to buy back their stock…
Politicians have speechwriters, though, so you wouldn't be analyzing who you think you're analyzing.
> Is that unreasonable? Carbon dioxide is an externality, and it needs to be accounted for accordingly. Yes it is unreasonable. Spending money to reduce carbon is just a subsidy for other countries who DGAF and will…
Do you think that therapy will lead to a better outcome for those men than following stoic practices?
You might welcome them all, but you don't have jobs for most of them.
Profitability in both 3 month and 12 month spans. Also minimum 12 months of trading history after IPO. See page ~9 of https://www.spglobal.com/spdji/en/documents/methodologies/me...
> The point of rent control is to smooth out volatility. Rents can still go up, but the goal is to avoid sudden 150% increases etc. Is it? I mostly see rent control maximum increases below the inflation rate, suggesting…
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