Seanambers

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by Seanambers 7y ago
Well Germany has been so fortunate as to be a member of a currency union, where they are the leading industrial base, thus giving them a artificial low currency as an advantage as well. This helps manufacturing quit a bit.
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by Seanambers 7y ago
The irony is that airlines because they are running such a tight rope profitability wise has to make 'extras & service' cost money to be profitable. And the definition of extras is ambiguous to say the least. As an industry th
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by Seanambers 7y ago
It has more to do with the low interest environment since 08/09. As long as rates stay low, all kind of asset classes will experience capital inflows and thus higher asset pricing. Having money in the bank is just stupid for average p
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by Seanambers 7y ago
This is just false. I've had iPhones since 2014 and still have all chargers and cables. I guess some people just mistreat their cables alot more. If anything Apple has actually been the responsible one only using 2 different connectors
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by Seanambers 7y ago
This can't be good, there's a scan of a persons passport in there, pictures of abuse and so on..
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by Seanambers 7y ago
Well, that statement may or not be right. I guess only the future will answer that one, but; How do you really value a company like Tesla? According to skeptics the company should've been dead 10 times over already. But if you actually
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by Seanambers 7y ago
This is quite cheap actually. 12x multipler - raise prices(10%) 3 times and it's down to 9x :) Viewed as a perpetuity the income should have been valued way higher - around 4 billion. This deal just stinks.
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by Seanambers 7y ago
So who else is planning to have 1600+ satellites in orbit by mid 20's? And can any of these competitors compete on orbital insertion price / rocket availability with SpaceX? The entire concept is that SpaceX is basically going for
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by Seanambers 11y ago
Question ; Considering the projected growth in world population and the huge amount of poor people in the world. How can growth be over? Or are you thinking mostly about the west?
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by Seanambers 11y ago
Go live in a world where theres no securitization of debt, no interest on debt, no mitigation of risk, no insurance against risk, hell even no banks. No banks means no jobs, bad housing, no tools, no pc's, no security, no stores - but
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by Seanambers 11y ago
Based on that, one can clearly see by stepping frame by frame at 3:20 disintergration of what i imagine must be second stage fueltanks. Difficult to say if it is oxygen or kerosene, but since its expanding so rapidly it would seem likely th
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by Seanambers 11y ago
Gamification is a plus, however from my point of view, its just nice to be able to get some data on activity levels and sleep. When it comes to Fitbit -I 'feel' that it is too expensive. cost vs reward is not right. I use a Xiaomi
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by Seanambers 14y ago
There is nothing efficient about HFT's. It's all leveraged money used to extract a profit from the market in ways that in their very nature is anti competetive. If there ever were a positive side to HFT is was passed a long time ago.
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by Seanambers 14y ago
It's a great way to prevent money from being wasted on projects that have a low return on investment(IRR-internal rate of return). In other words only the projects that generate a sufficiently large return are feasible investments. Buffet