The COVID19 SCAMdemic... WW3 Is 2 Days Away - Another Distraction From This Administration's Epic Fails

[anotero]

Isnt this their first successful mRNA vaccine?

It could have been a vaccine for some generic but common thing and the stock probably would have done the same thing. That's what happens when a company proves their tech.

Another biz boy that believes in unicorns.

 

[brat_burner]

POST YOU SAT SCORE

 

[anotero]

You're clapping back about education?... at least Anotero finished high school.

I used to chuckle about football players majoring in management. I should have been laughing about people with business bachelors.

 

[anotero]

POST YOU SAT SCORE

Lol. Old old scale or old new scale? I heard new new scale is the same as old old scale, except that you don't need to know how to read.

 

[MagicMK]

Tesla may be a singular example. The two corporations I've worked at the last N years have been seeing dramatic stock price rises due to massive new contracts and huge profits.

Uhmmm... Amazon, Facebook, Instagram are all example of companies that lost money for many years while they're stock price went into the stratosphere. There is not just one singular example. Those are the companies that turned it around. I can name a hundred other companies that went public during the early internet boom in the early 2000's that saw their stock price explode even though the company never made a profit and later went bankrupt. How about Toys.com for example? Plenty of technology companies were unprofitable as well while experiencing massive stock surges - the same goes for smaller drug discovery companies as well (Human Genome Sciences "HGSI" for ex).

 

[anotero]

Uhmmm... Amazon, Facebook, Instagram are all example of companies that lost money for many years while they're stock price went into the stratosphere. There is not just one singular example. Those are the companies that turned it around. I can name a hundred other companies that went public during the early internet boom in the early 2000's that saw their stock price explode even though the company never made a profit and later went bankrupt. How about Toys.com for example? Plenty of technology companies were unprofitable as well while experiencing massive stock surges - the same goes for smaller drug discovery companies as well (Human Genome Sciences "HGSI" for ex).

Good boy.

 

[brat_burner]

Lol. Old old scale or old new scale? I heard new new scale is the same as old old scale, except that you don't need to know how to read.

I don’t even know lol

 

[MagicMK]

I know, right? I have one, too, but who cares?

That animation is hilarious.

I have two, but who's counting, right? My point was that I have a MBA - which is relevant to the conversation. Although, congrats on your advancement past high school.

 

[anotero]

I have two, but who's counting, right? My point was that I have a MBA - which is relevant to the conversation. Although, congrats on your advancement past high school.

Just don't start whipping out your dick to show how long it is -- I'm not into men.

 

[fbgmoney]

I don’t have an MBA, however, I know if they are giving away free vaccines at Walmart you don’t take it.

 

[oddspyke]

I have two, but who's counting, right? My point was that I have a MBA - which is relevant to the conversation. Although, congrats on your advancement past high school.

Whole lotta arguing with the invisible man. Did he tell you that he's very smart, you're very dumb, and call you gay yet?

 

[npace]

Did you even go to college or was high school your highest level of educational attainment? I have a biz undergrad with a MBA (and not the one you get online, either). I know a bit about economics and finance. There's also this thing stores like Walmart do where they bait you to coming in by selling notebooks at 10 cents a piece, below cost. They don't need to make money off the notebook sales since they make money off of all the other school supplies parents end up purchasing. They're referred to as "traffic items" in marketing parlance. Hopefully you're actually learning something, today.

Sorry, but an MBA does not make you an economist. It demonstrates knowledge in managing people to achieve business goals. Most economists have undergrads in mathematics and get at least an MS (but usually PhD) in economics. Market forces, which is what you are talking about, are not attributable to Business Management. I'm assuming you know this, because you have an MBA, and therefore understand finances and marketing, which is why you are talking about marketing with the WalMart example.

 

[anotero]

Sorry, but an MBA does not make you an economist. It demonstrates knowledge in managing people to achieve business goals. Most economists have undergrads in mathematics and get at least an MS (but usually PhD) in economics. Market forces, which is what you are talking about, are not attributable to Business Management. I'm assuming you know this, because you have an MBA, and therefore understand finances and marketing, which is why you are talking about marketing with the WalMart example.

What i don't know is why he's talking about vaccination and life. Unless one of his masters is in immunology.

 

[Subliminal]

You're clapping back about education?... at least Anotero finished high school.

lmao you're literally arguing with gifs

 

[anotero]

Whole lotta arguing with the invisible man. Did he tell you that he's very smart, you're very dumb, and call you gay yet?

I sense you are having withdrawals.