jklein11

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by jklein11 5y ago
I think you posted this in the wrong thread.
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by jklein11 5y ago
If you have the time and are wiling to put in some effort, I would write a book in the domain you are doing your freelancing in and self publish it(you could even try ghost writers if you want to burn the $$$ and save yourself some time) Th
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by jklein11 5y ago
This seems very squirelly. How would they value the equity stake in a privately held company? Just by assets controlled in the company? What if those assets are illiquid and hard to value? If you use the 3K to invest in the business, should
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by jklein11 5y ago
I took a look at @abitchforbrandy on instagram and I'm not really following? Why would they use your service over shopify?
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by jklein11 5y ago
I'm having a hard time figuring out if you are being sarcastic or not.
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by jklein11 5y ago
How much money are you trying to burn?
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by jklein11 5y ago
What country are you in? In the US I am beyond happy with Charles Schwab. I’ve been using them for ~10 years and I can’t think of a reason why I would switch.
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by jklein11 5y ago
I had two take aways from this. Work as hard as you can on fixing this: > I have trouble focusing, especially paying attention to details. I also forget things all the time I can’t think of a single job or career where attention to detai
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by jklein11 6y ago
This seems counterintuitive to me, especially when a company is near bankruptcy. Are you saying that a company who is facing insolvency decides that the best thing to do with their cash is to buy shares of their own stock. Future creditors
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by jklein11 6y ago
How do stock buybacks help prevent bankruptcy?
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by jklein11 6y ago
It doesn’t seem to be an issue for Charles Schwab
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by jklein11 6y ago
It's possible that the dating website got 1 million users and couldn't find product market fit. They then pivoted to selling their users data.
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by jklein11 6y ago
Youtube brought in 15 billion dollars in revenue last year. It is probably most important to the customers of youtube (the ad buyers) that their ads aren't shown on controversial videos. Also, I'd be really interested to know how
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by jklein11 6y ago
The only communication I saw from Robinhood is that they had to stop trading due to volatility. I think people jumped to the conclusion that it was them trying to act in their users interests.
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by jklein11 6y ago
In the words of Joe Biden, that rumor is pure malarky. I saw Vladimir on CNBC this morning in what looked to be his home. Unless the "low-level computer science" person was in the founders home, it seems very unlikely he "ove
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by jklein11 6y ago
It looks like I can still buy with my Schwab account?
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by jklein11 6y ago
I don't think either insurers or government health care bodies end up paying the sticker price. They usually have a contracted rate with the pharma companies that is less. Also, pharma companies have patient assistance programs which u
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by jklein11 6y ago
Does anyone actually end up paying the 47,500 a year for the drug or is this some sort of gimmick on the part of the drug company when they negotiate reimbursement rates with CMS or other payers?
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by jklein11 6y ago
www.nationalbingoonline.com
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by jklein11 6y ago
What country do you live in?
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by jklein11 6y ago
Money laundering typically implies taking illegitimate sources of income and making them seem legitimate. In this case you could sell yourself $100 gift cards for $120. You wouldn’t even necessarily have to send yourself a gift card. You no
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by jklein11 6y ago
>This is like asking "What's the best food to eat?" The answer is pizza
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by jklein11 6y ago
Good point. I just edited the comment. Hope it is more clear. The point I'm trying to make is if you are trying to sell $100 million worth of share it is going to be at a lower price then selling $10,000 worth of shares. It seems like
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by jklein11 6y ago
You hear a lot about the day 1 pop in share price but I really think the price is just the tip of the iceberg. I'm not sure what the trading volume is but I doubt that you could fill the entire IPO at the highest price on the IPO date.
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by jklein11 6y ago
My guess is that the SPAC does the S1 filing before making the acquisition. Therefore they don't need another S1. Out of curiosity, how onerous is the S1 filing? Is it any more difficult to fulfill than the annual reporting requirement
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by jklein11 6y ago
I don't think the wealthy benefit from printing money. I just think they get hurt less than the poor. This article is a pretty interesting analysis of the effects of inflation.[1] 1. https://www.econstor.eu/bitstream&#x2
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by jklein11 6y ago
So is wealth inequality a financial asset issue and not a consumer product issue? Can you elaborate on the distinction?
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by jklein11 6y ago
>Those banks, being private enterprise, are owned largely by the same class that owns everything else. If you own shares of the S&P 500 you own pieces of about ~two dozen banks. These are largely the banks that get treasury money whi
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by jklein11 6y ago
Wouldn't inflation help these people? The depreciating assets may lose value less slowly. Sure, high inflation usually means higher interest rates, but that certainly hasn't been the case in the current environment. Also, you will
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by jklein11 6y ago
The idea that government intervention is what causes inequality really resonates with me, however, I'm not sure I buy it. In the last 15-20 years inflation has been historically low.

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