Message from @Freiheit - CA
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Didn’t subtract the dividend :////
Confirmed for retarded and also stared unblinking at a screen for too long
Good job man. Hope i could help 😃
@SamanthaM Thank you for the input!
Anyone buy more meme metals on the dip? Silver is starting to tighten they say.
@everyone Great FMC IPO coming later this year. Potentially September.
Keep us posted!
Keeping an eye on this. Real potential. ^
Sonos IPO also looks promising.
Btw, if any of you are students, sign up for the Wall Street Journal. Worth it.
I’m graduating with a degree in finance next semester and we’re actually required to sub to the WSJ. Get asked questions about it by professors all the time.
Isn't there ways to get around the paywall?
@ophiuchus Oh wow. Hope they're at least paying for it.
I subbed to WSJ when I was a student, then unsubbed the same month after the constant anti-trump articles during the run-up to the presidential election.
Just don’t pay attention to their political pieces
@Jacob yeah if you archive the URL of the article you are trying to read then you can read it no problem
(((WSJ)))
It's ok
Finance section is useful for work. Read up on "Off Duty" for conversation tidbits. It's a good way to gloss over a broad array of topics.
https://www.crunchbase.com/lists/recent-funding-rounds/f535c118-e157-443a-bb64-46bff7dfbe40/funding_rounds
Great way to check out new companies.
Over all, 76 percent of the companies that went public last year were unprofitable on a per-share basis in the year leading up to their initial offerings, according to data compiled by Jay Ritter, a professor at the University of Florida’s Warrington College of Business. That was the largest number since the peak of the dot-com boom in 2000, when 81 percent of newly public companies were unprofitable.
<https://mobile.nytimes.com/2018/05/16/technology/moviepass-economy-startups.html>
Is anyone here into advert buying? Like on youtube, instagram, facebook, etc?
anyone here experienced with generating passive income?
Which is essentially my question with ads
@NeoRealist Yeah, IG and Facebook. Used to work for an Ad Agency and do marketing for a RE brokerage, so that was a lot of my responsibilities.
pm please
Better question: Does anyone know how to get into and go about buying social media accounts for ad revenue?
@NeoRealist I'm curious, how does buying social media accounts translate into ad revenue?
Private companies pay you to put their ads on your page since the page you brought has a large following, thus more people who will see the ad and click on it if interested
Or, the social media platform just has a ticker for how many clicks the ad received, and through their conversion process, gives you a cut of the revenue they and the company are willing to provide to you
That's awesome!
@here I need help figuring out how much it costs to hire an employee compared to their "salary". Like if I hire someone for 100k salary, I also have to pay some taxes on my side like Social Security, Medicare, Unemployment. It seems like a lot to calculate and I imagine there has to be a reference table where I can look at the "sticker value" of an employee and see "the actual cost" that accounts at least for the taxes the employer has to pay that the employee doesn't see.
@Zyzz ^
was listening to some stuff around YouTube, was caught off guard by this guy 😅