swarnie_

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   by swarnie_ 9y ago

   18-21 seems alive and well in the UK but we do have a very odd night life drinking culture. I found once people get to their 3rd and 4th years of university they can see "Real life" on the horizon and the awful 3am kebab shop beha
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   by swarnie_ 9y ago

   How you hold this stock is a mystery to me. With it bouncing between $10 and $15 constantly last year it just seems far to volatile. I'd be panic buying / selling every day to adjust which seems stressful... Maybe why its a favori
3. 663.▲
   by swarnie_ 9y ago

   I've worked in environments where 6-8 people in a team have largely similar skill sets and all shared wage info. Not much difference besides how many end of year pay reviews they had stuck around to see. My experience is personal and a
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   by swarnie_ 9y ago

   Do two people doing the same job, with the same skills and the same experience get paid differently because of their gender? Its something I've never seen in my professional life in the UK. I've seen reports where men earn more if
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   by swarnie_ 9y ago

   Production will continue to scale. Estimates are given in ElonTime(TM) so need adjusting for the reality everyone else lives in.
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   by swarnie_ 9y ago

   > the Presidency should be motivated by public service I don't see who this applies to in your last election
7. 667.▲
   by swarnie_ 9y ago

   I'm happy paying for schools despite having no children because it benefit society as a whole. Can we not apply the same thinking here?
8. 668.▲
   by swarnie_ 9y ago

   >universally loved by everyone Maybe a little strong on my part. Asked "would you scrap the NHS?" to randoms on the street i bet you would get a very strong no vote.
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   by swarnie_ 9y ago

   The article makes a passing mention to the British NHS which is universally loved by everyone in the UK. Why do so many Americans object to universal health care yet complain about insurance premiums? Its something I've never understoo
10. 670.▲
    by swarnie_ 9y ago

    Isn't it mainly bots, social media interns and marketing execs? all talking to each other? Oh and Trump...
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    by swarnie_ 9y ago

    Pharmacists cost a lot more to employ then a couple of 17 year olds
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    by swarnie_ 9y ago

    Not really, the world doesn't end if Disney goes broke. its not like 2008 where 60% of all high street bank accounts were in danger.
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    by swarnie_ 9y ago

    Is this old news? I remember an audio driver (maybe?) causing a similar issue 6-9 months ago. I worked for a HP reseller at the time and could replication the issue on almost every model in our labs
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    by swarnie_ 9y ago

    TL;DR. A lack of demand at the peak price causes the price to drop, potential buyers stay out hoping for a better "bargain" This is basic economics
15. 675.▲
    by swarnie_ 9y ago

    New money is coming in that's for sure. But a limited resource and a lack of sellers will also push the price.
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    by swarnie_ 9y ago

    Something about law, trial, human rights, western democracy. Pick any of the above and expand to prevent kill squads on the streets. Rodrigo Duterte is proving why that method is terrible in 2017.
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    by swarnie_ 9y ago

    This would require me to submit known passwords around the time i lost my wallet and details of the variations i use. I'll need a week to reset every other password i use first.
18. 678.▲
    by swarnie_ 9y ago

    Can we get some more capacity in the EU West region first please?
19. 679.▲
    by swarnie_ 9y ago

    Bitcoin is a currency right? Where is the Forex level leverages being offered? We need to speculate on bitcoin with 100:1 or 200:1 to really get this bubble expanding. Failing that, ill settle for a x3 ETF
20. 680.▲
    by swarnie_ 9y ago

    Nothing like hearing from an expert.
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    by swarnie_ 9y ago

    So you will need to generate 3.6% on your 2.2 million to take 80k a year. No idea what your tax rate is so i cant comment on how far out i am here. I doubt you can consistently make that kind of return year in, year out. Accounting for 2% i
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    by swarnie_ 9y ago

    What stock?
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    by swarnie_ 9y ago

    Can't share cat gifs with a fusion reactor. Checkmate
24. 684.▲
    by swarnie_ 9y ago

    Is Net neutrality going to be the next "Russian hackers" which gets shoe horned in to and blamed for everything?
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    by swarnie_ 9y ago

    $70 million is not competition for Amazon, $700 million is almost a rounding error in this context
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    by swarnie_ 9y ago

    Hopefully if America insist on shooting itself in the foot Europe and Asia can pick up some easy startup slack.
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    by swarnie_ 9y ago

    If your interested in the opposite there is always the VICEX EFT. "VICEX, as the ticker implies, holds a basket of stocks specializing in alcoholic beverages, tobacco, gaming and defense/aerospace industries" Just missing CXW
28. 688.▲
    by swarnie_ 9y ago

    Is it possible this is all free marketing for EA and was planned? (or at least controlled after?) This customer base has no self control or long term opinions. Hell, i bet half the people downvoting on Reddit will still buy the game + creat
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    by swarnie_ 9y ago

    I cant see it happening. Most of the large share holders (largest is 2%) are index funds and EFT's.