/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>1638813
He will when Tesla-shell-company finally implodes from all the debt. I wonder how he's going to spin it though. Is he going to say it was complications with the merger? It was disloyal executives? Corporate espionage? How is he going to spin his failing ventures?

>>1252198
It's possible, but it's stupid because the market isn't asking for a supercharging station. That's my issue. If he thinks he's going to turn into a lockheed he's going to need more than name recognition. That feels like a strategy from the 1960's. The military is set to cut spending not increase it. I feel like he's missed the military contractor gravy train by quite a few years if he wanted to become General Dynamics or L3. The military doesn't seem terribly enamored of electric vehicles either. It's possible further down the road, but will his company survive that long before a market downturn reduces consumer confidence in his company or a better competitor emerges?

>>1127232
I have an issue with this though. The Pizza is 9 bucks right? Then they arbitrarily charge you a 'delivery fee' and the tax, between the two the total charge is 15 bucks. I'm not going to tip the tax or the bullshit delivery fee. I didn't order a pizza for the delivery fee or the tax. I ordered the pizza for the pizza. 2 dollars on 9 bucks is more than 20 percent.

>>1008039
If he was smart he wouldn't have been caught.

>>881378
>No Gone Fishing Portfolio,
>No Getting Rich with Dividends

>>852735
TSLA is a junk stock. The company is loaded with debt and has no income. Drop that shit.

>>832625
Just be careful with quitting so often. Alot of employers in the higher end don't like job hoppers. It looks bad on a resume to say you only worked at a place less than 1 year.

>>821883
It sounds like you don't have the slightest clue what you're doing and you shouldn't be buying stocks.

>>819426
The housing market is one that is stymied by regulation. How big, where, and how many. More people + fewer properties = more demand. This is the crux of what makes housing expensive currently. I doubt we'll be seeing a huge housing-market shift in the next 5 years so keep saving.

>>740800
The Tesla hype train is gone, stop shilling. Only retards are still on that train as it careens into the bottom of a canyon.

>>679808
Wealthcore is bullshit. Seriously, stop with this crap. No one takes this retarded style seriously.

>>675123
The US isn't doing QE right now, you massive shill. I own silver, but let's not pretend that it's overvalued. The momentum is driving the price downward so long as the dollar is topbuck among currencies.

>>655506
No, what will happen is automation will just start to take over. The whole advanced interview is a myth, it's about who you know. When most people get jobs it's because they knew someone who happened to be hiring or knew a guy who knew a guy. That shit is still going to be the best way to get a job. 15 hour interview is a waste of not only the time of the business, but also potential employees. If had to deal with a company more than 2 interviews (HR and technical) I wouldn't bother with that firm.

>>638050
You obviously need more industry connections, fruit growers and markets tend to operate as cartels in Europe...so I don't know where you would start with that. I doubt they're just going to be "oh great! more competition, please come pillage our careful cultivated cartel economy with your shit."

>>613049
No, it doesn't make sense at all anymore, the power to mine 1 bitcoin with anything but an antminer is already below the threshold of the electric bill. GPU mining doesn't make sense because the hashrate is too high for GPU miners. You need asics.

>>601798
Yeah, that doesn't mean you don't have to pay it. They will garnish your wages and SSI to pay for that shit.