fennecfoxen

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by fennecfoxen 15y ago
I can see an investor with half a brain buying a company with a P/E of 2147 - heck, some newer companies with lots of potential have negative P/E. What you need to make up for it is a really nice growth story. Now, LinkedIn has an okay gr
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by fennecfoxen 15y ago
You can start a Groupon, but can you finish one?
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by fennecfoxen 15y ago
I'd like to find an apartment this way too, but I'm skeptical as to how well they handle bicycling in concert with San Francisco's crazy hills. At least having the topo map would be nice. :S (P.S. other than that, AWESOME).
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by fennecfoxen 16y ago
Yep. This is just your local television monopoly protecting its interests. We all knew it was coming sooner or later.
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by fennecfoxen 16y ago
Mmm. Your job doesn't have to be what you love. Those jobs don't tend to pay very well, and may stress you out by making you compromise your creative vision (or just leave you sick and tired of the thing you once loved). But it should at le
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by fennecfoxen 16y ago
Human capital: one of the most effective investments you can make.
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by fennecfoxen 16y ago
Yeah. The problem with housing is that people are told "the house is an investment". Houses are lousy places to grow capital. Their primary method of generating a meaningful return on your investment is the imputed rent. But you have to con
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by fennecfoxen 16y ago
I like the implied reasoning saying that "Other governments are willing to take a bigger slice of the fruits of your labor, so you have no grounds to complain." Except I don't, actually.