/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>19957424
>Half of business wouldn't be drawing enough power for that shit.
And that's part of the issue. If anything, most retail applications don't have a large enough power consumption, let alone large inductive or capacitive loads for them to gain anything from a corrected power factor. Manufacturing already corrects it's power usage, whether with dedicated units or in billing.
Unless I'm misunderstanding something, seems kind of pointless.

>>17935333
>Airlines
Sure, why not oil explorers?

Import African semen and impregnate white women with it so that they give birth to a generation of strong workers

>>15039713
>doesn't know the difference between a ticker and a protocol form

can someone pls explain to a complete brainlet, why whales dont buy a coin on leverage, set a high sell order and afterwards market buy that coin until the own sell order passed, and then just sell the second amount for the current market price?