Why won't Elon Musk just call NKLA out on it's bullshit already? There's like ONE passive quip about hydrogen inefficiency he made, dude needs to take to twitter with a 10 part paragraph post and blow this scam out of the water
As a percentage of national income, corporate profits after taxes never exceeded 9 percent and was often below 6 percent over a thirty-year period ending in 1998. However, it is not just the numerical rate of profit that most people misconceive. Many misconceive its whole role in a pricecoordinated economy, which is to serve as incentives-and it plays that role wherever its fluctuations take it. Moreover, some people have no idea that there are vast differences between profits on sale and profits on investments.
Profits on sales are very different from profits on investment. If a store buys widgets for $10 each and sells them for $15 each, some might say that it makes $5 in profits on each widget. But, of course, the store has to pay the people who work there, the utility company that supplies the electricity for the lights, cash registers and other electrical devices in the store, as well as other suppliers of other goods and services needed to keep the store running. What is left over after all these people have been paid is the net profit, usually a lot less than the gross profit. But that is still not the same as profit on investment. When someone invests $10,000, what that person wants to know is what annual rate of return it will bring, whether it is invested in stores, real estate, or stocks and bonds. Profits on particular sales are not what matter most. It is the profit on the total capital that has been invested in the business that matters.
wha the fuck is up with RUN? I had a ton of shares at $20 and sold everything at $30 expecting it to trace back its now at $46 a month later and just going up every day
Nathaniel Butler
STIMULUS FAILURES CAN'T STOP THE GREEN JOBLESS CLAIMS ARE DOWN
WE WILL NEVER BE RED AGAIN. SORRY IF YOU DIDN'T BUY BUT IT'S TOO LATE NOW
Elijah Flores
>All aboard the gold and silver train. Please keep your shitcoins, blue chip stocks, and Lolis inside the car at all time. Thank you
>gold and silver mooning the fuck out > news outlets are not paying attention >literally the start of the biggest precious metal bull run in history and normies are not in yet >Zig Forums loosing money in stock pump and dumps get in the metals train before is too late, when gold mania is the headline of every news outlet it will be too late
FLIR user, wtf happened?? Earnings were fine, there was no hype leading up to them to cause a sell off like that? Their business model is super covid friendly, if anything they should have seen a post covid crash surge, but they're still far below pre covid levels. I'm down alot AAAAAAAAAA
I sure fucking hope so, but isn't only 17% of the business publicly owned???
Joshua Rogers
easy you change your country
Angel Edwards
Well according to the stock they'll be out of business next week
Henry Bell
Why don't you just buy WKHS, you get 10% exposure to Lordstown, and 100% exposure to the HORSE
Nathaniel Barnes
WHAT SHOULD I BUY RIGGGHHHTTT NOWWWWWWW
Jason Jones
You are powerless to stop it. Move abroad. If that isn't possible, make sure your assets aren't tied to Germany (foreign broker, etc).
Charles White
Kill all Southern Europeans. Macron just told Lebanon that money ain't free and they need to reform. You know, the thing we did to him a few weeks ago but the only thing that exploded was the national debt of olive oil and garlic countries. Back then he told us we were not showing solidarity for breaking his balls like that and he only accepts free money from other countries tax payers. Bit like Italy does and all those other filthy shitholes.
Fuck olive oil, fuck banana republics, fuck Macron, fuck the terrible spending habits of Italians and their lack of unity in their own country, but most of all FUCK THE ECB!
Connor Peterson
My 15% gains from yesterday just got eaten. I’m gonna cash out, get copious amounts of drugs and kms.
Matthew Long
DPHC
Cooper Johnson
I don't get what you're trying to tell me with all of this.
Matthew Mitchell
LAST CHANCE FOR KTOV UNDER $1 BBUUUUUUUUUUUUUYYYYY
Elijah Campbell
Nothing because a major correction is coming soon
Kevin Lewis
W... what's happening in Germany? Last time they had economic trouble it became everyone's problem.
How big do we expect the next rug pull to be? For reasons I won't get into, the state of the market a year from now matters a great deal to me. I can hardly imagine us just crabbing up for another year.
They are being infused by our low interest rates and the REPO of the ECB. Officially they are net contributors but this is at the cost of any competitiveness and improvements in the EU. We are dead in the water since the euro crisis because of these shitholes, slowly bleeding to death. No worries though, when the eurobonds get written next iteration that slow bleeding becomes a gsuhing wound.
Brandon Anderson
want to get back into silver but I know as soon as I buy some calls, JPM is gonna flash crash back down to 26
Things can be sold at prices that are much higher than what the seller paid for them and yet, if those items sit in the store for months before being sold, they may be less profitable than other items that have less of a markup but which sell out within a week. A store that sells pianos undoubtedly makes a higher percentage profit on each sale than a supermarket makes selling bread. But a piano sits in the store for a much longer time waiting to be sold than a loaf of bread does. Bread would go stale waiting for as long as a piano to be sold. When a supermarket chain buys $10,000 worth of bread, it gets its money back much faster than when a piano dealer buys $10,000 worth of pianos. The piano dealer must charge a higher percentage mark-up on the sale of each piano than a supermarket charges on each loaf of bread, if the piano dealer is to make the same annual percentage rate of return on a $10,000 investment. When the supermarket gets its money back in a shorter period of time, it can turn right around and re-invest it, buying more bread or other grocery items. In the course of a year, the same money turns over many times in a supermarket, earning a profit each time, so that a penny of profit on the dollar can produce a total profit for the year on the initial investment equal to what a piano dealer makes charging a much higher percentage markup on an investment that turns over much more slowly.
Carter Powell
ONEM
Julian Sullivan
>up 1.66% nice moon KTOV. waiting for the dump. you people are insufferable
Samuel Torres
KTOOOOOOV MOTHERFUCKER PLEASE BE THE SECOND WKHS IN MY MEMEFOLIO AND MAKE ME RETIRE
Henry Scott
FSLY unironically. They got killed because most of their good earnings were from TikTok. Their 20% dip will recover easily when TikTok tensions die out from an eventual US purchase. Even without TikTok, they're still a good company, just got kneejerked.
Note that I don't actually baghold this shit, I'm getting into it myself today.
Henry Russell
Should I go all in on $LEDS?
Adam Hill
i cant seem to hold my gains. i went from 38k to 74k then back down to 50 k in 4 days. Then i went back up to 60k and down to 45 k 5 days later. this shit goes down just as fast as it goes up and i keep getting greedy
Should I dump it or keep holding it for a little while longer?
Grayson Ward
That apple phones are priced so highly does not mean that pricier items cause higher rates of return on your investment than items that cost less. Apple is not fully engaging in volitional pricing, if so then they could charge millions on their phones. When companies sell products for less than its competition it will gain customers and consequently have higher rates of return, in a price oriented society. You can offset the costs by having cheaper labor costs, transportation costs, by shipping larger amounts to one central place(amazon,wal-mart), or letting services being partly operated by customers themselves. All of these things will result in higher profits and ofc higher returns for investors which will then attract more investors, because people have it in their best interest to make a profit.
Elijah Cruz
I have a feeling there is gonna be a MASSIVE sell wall at 1 for KTOV because the jews always are ready to fuck everyone over
