/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>18801579
no it's four. I know because I just did it. You can do four, on the 5th on your a pattern day trader and can't buy and sell a stock on the same day for 90 days. I just did this and had to deposit 5k to get above the 25k limit to get that shitty restriction off my account

>>18785656
>>18785777
>I'M SO FUCKING RICH
they took every eight of your stocks and reverse split them to make 1 stock. You're not rich, you're just a faggot and have probably lost money cause stock splits are seen as really bad. It's generally done when the security is crashing with no survivors in an effort to try to save it which USO was doing. Also the bit about spreading out the contracts

>>18712886
This is why, the world should free itself from the rent-seeking practices, who gives basically nothing of added value to the economy and people prosperity. And by so the institutions who support this clown system would crumble.

So, in practice, financing a business or startup under that principle would look like this:

>The investors may be promised portion of revenue or cash flow for the agreed limited period, but may not be awarded with the ownership if they are not actively managing the business.

In my vision, when an established business or a startup want to raise capital, they would need to make a prospectus in line with this principle

The main section of the prospectus should look like this, for example:

“for X amount of capital, we promise to share c% of revenue starting from year A until year B, which projected to be $Y in total”

The idea of using revenue rather than income or operating cash flow is for enterprises to be harder to manipulate their statements, since they wouldn’t be able to cook their expenses and auditing frauds in revenue tends to be easier than in expenses.

>BUT THAT"S JUST OBLIGATION WITH EXTRA UNCERTAINITY!

cont.

>>18712909
The notion that you could get interests from enterprises by simply giving them capital no matter what circumstances the business would go through to pay that money back is the plainest form of rent seeking. The risk of default alone shouldn’t justify the pedestal the creditors get compared to their businesses counterpart. By letting this notion, we would let the accumulated capital from collecting the interests go to the few groups that have the best position diversifying their risk, making these few groups at higher position to control the capital market