anotero
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lmao you're literally arguing with gifs
Looks like a porno clip.
lmao you're literally arguing with gifs
str8 faxWhole lotta arguing with the invisible man. Did he tell you that he's very smart, you're very dumb, and call you gay yet?
True 'dat! That's how anotero argues...puts himself on a pedestal, asserts that all others are beneath him, something, something...assplay. That's how it always goes...str8 fax
So do I, who gives a rip? Now you sound like a child speaking of your education as though it grants you some sort of credability. If that truly is the case do you not realize people invest based upon current performance and assumed revenue growth to that performance? Take a look at Amazon stock as an example and how it performs prior to earnings and thereafter. Small example but makes my point clearly as it appears you need more pictures.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.
Maybe he's God. GetOverItTrue 'dat! That's how anotero argues...puts himself on a pedestal, asserts that all others are beneath him, something, something...assplay. That's how it always goes...
True 'dat! That's how anotero argues...puts himself on a pedestal, asserts that all others are beneath him, something, something...assplay. That's how it always goes...
Maybe he's God. GetOverIt
Certainly not his heart. Not to change the subject but if someone says there is no God is it because they truly did not try to get to know Him? Rhetorical as I am not going down the road of what this will create. Many, not all, get their panties in a bunch when you say God exists.Lol, I'm an atheist and just a peon like everyone else, so i can't be god. But yeah, nogodgetoverit needs to show us on this doll where god has touched him.
Certainly not his heart. Not to change the subject but if someone says there is no God is it because they truly did not try to get to know Him? Rhetorical as I am not going down the road of what this will create. Many, not all, get their panties in a bunch when you say God exists.
Your PFP would suggest otherwise.Just don't start whipping out your dick to show how long it is -- I'm not into men.
Many of the grad level courses in a MBA refer to "management," but are most certainly technical. Managerial Econ, Managerial Accounting, Managerial Finance, etc, etc (in addition to grad level Cost Accounting, Calculus, Grad Bus Stats, etc). That in addition to the over 128 credit hours required for a BS in Bus Admin/Finance. So, by the time you get your MBA, you have a lot of math, finance, accounting, and econ classes... esp if your BS is already in business/finance.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.
Wait a sec... who are you even arguing with and about what? Your GPS must have sent you to a cornfield, because you're arguing with strawmen. First of all, you're biased, and are taking my replies out of context to what I replied - to. Anotero was trying to (incorrectly) explain to me how the stock market works... that Tesla was the only unprofitable company to ever see a huge stock price valuation, and that Moderna and Pfizer are lying about their vaccines because they're making huge profits off of them - all of which is wrong. Pfizer/Moderna/J&J are all selling their vaccines to the US Govt at close to cost. Any jump in valuation would have more to do with the future applications of mRna derived blockbuster drugs that may treat or cure previously untreatable diseases. So, no, it's not the COVID vaccines that causing their stock prices to shoot up. This is very basic stuff that anyone that understands the US stock market will understand. Anotero keeps arguing as though he knows something, but his arguments actually exhibit his utter lack of knowledge in this area. Clearly he does not have a BS in business, let a lone a MBA.So do I, who gives a rip? Now you sound like a child speaking of your education as though it grants you some sort of credability. If that truly is the case do you not realize people invest based upon current performance and assumed revenue growth to that performance? Take a look at Amazon stock as an example and how it performs prior to earnings and thereafter. Small example but makes my point clearly as it appears you need more pictures.
Your PFP would suggest otherwise.
Many of the grad level courses in a MBA refer to "management," but are most certainly technical. Managerial Econ, Managerial Accounting, Managerial Finance, etc, etc (in addition to grad level Cost Accounting, Calculus, Grad Bus Stats, etc). That in addition to the over 128 credit hours required for a BS in Bus Admin/Finance. So, by the time you get your MBA, you have a lot of math, finance, accounting, and econ classes... esp if your BS is already in business/finance.
Wait a sec... who are you even arguing with and about what? Your GPS must have sent you to a cornfield, because you're arguing with strawmen. First of all, you're biased, and are taking my replies out of context to what I replied - to. Anotero was trying to (incorrectly) explain to me how the stock market works... that Tesla was the only unprofitable company to ever see a huge stock price valuation, and that Moderna and Pfizer are lying about their vaccines because they're making huge profits off of them - all of which is wrong. Pfizer/Moderna/J&J are all selling their vaccines to the US Govt at close to cost. Any jump in valuation would have more to do with the future applications of mRna derived blockbuster drugs that may treat or cure previously untreatable diseases. So, no, it's not the COVID vaccines that causing their stock prices to shoot up. This is very basic stuff that anyone that understands the US stock market will understand. Anotero keeps arguing as though he knows something, but his arguments actually exhibit his utter lack of knowledge in this area. Clearly he does not have a BS in business, let a lone a MBA.
Also, *I* am the one that actually used Amazon, Facebook, and Instagram as examples of unprofitable companies that turned their business models around and ended up being extremely valuable and profitable companies (IG is now owned by FB, of course).
So, you're arguing with a strawman... not me.