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35533 | I would use neither method. Taking a short example first, with just three compounding periods, with interest rate 10%. The start value y0 is 1. So after three years the value is 1.331, the same as y0 (1 + 0.1)^3. Depreciating (like inflation) by 10% (to demonstrate) gets us back to y0 = 1 Appreciating and depreciatin... | [
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35534 | "Once upon a time (not all that long ago), British cheques used to say something like ""Pay to the order of ..,,,, or bearer the sum of ...,.."" (emphasis added) and could be cashed by anyone unless the cheque-writer drew two parallel lines in the upper left corner of the cheque. These lines converted the instrument i... | [
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35557 | Bill gates is founder of microsoft along with his friend allen.in microsoft as its vast empire increasing the wealth and enormous property of bill gates is increasing | [
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35575 | Other than the guaranteed 5% bonus (assuming you sell it right away), no benefits. Keep in mind that the price from which the discount is calculated is not necessarily the market price at the date of the ESPP purchase, so the actual discount may be more than 5% (depending on the volatility of the stock - much more). | [
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35590 | He just sees $X revenue, $X profit and assumes the guy is greedy. Meanwhile he'll never start a company, sacrafice his free time to toil, be disciplined enough to forego luxuries to invest capital into the company or with sheer determination working nights and weekends to build something--- most people won't, but they... | [
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35593 | With the following variables the periodic (annual) repayment is given by The recurrence equation for the balance b at the end of month x is derived from b[x + 1] = b[x] (1 + r) - d where b[0] = s giving The interest portion of the final payment is b[n - 1] r and the total principal repaid at the end of period n - 1 is ... | [
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35620 | Thanks! They guys who worked on the Machine Learning and such REALLY know their business. We've had a couple successful pilots and the farmers using the system have been pretty stoked with it. From what I understand, it's a lot of buzzwords meant to get you intrigued. I mean, they're all true, but it could've been mo... | [
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35624 | Have you ever made pizza? Like American style, tons of toppings pizza? I worked at a pizza restaurant for years and I can still never get it right at home. The premade dough at Trader Joes is OK, but to do it right I have to make my own so I have to start it first thing in the morning. Major pain in the ass. That ... | [
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35625 | "Two factors that positively your credit score are the number of open accounts you have in good standing, and the average age of the accounts. The more accounts you have in good standing, the more likely you seem to pay back what you borrow from new creditors. The older the average age of the accounts, the more you see... | [
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35633 | Since GLD is priced as 1/10 oz of gold, I'd call it the preferred way to buy if that's your desire. I believe gold is entering classic bubble territory. Caveat emptor. A comment brought me back to this question. My answer still applies, the ETF the best way to buy gold at the lowest transaction cost. The day I posted ... | [
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35640 | Hydro Extractor is designed for continuous operation, heavy-duty use and to remove water from load of clothing and other textiles, usually shortly after they come from washing machine. Hydro extractor usually works on the principle of centrifugal force creating high gravitational force enhancing water extraction from w... | [
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35651 | "First of all, never ask a realtor for advice. The realtor represents the SELLER. Blankip's advice above is by far the most accurate of the previous answers. The first step is to estimate the market. Look at past sales in the neighborhood over time, and from them estimate the prospects for the house at different time d... | [
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35674 | I live in Japan now, and it is well known that almost all young people move to Tokyo/Osaka at some point in their lives - and the major cities are soaking up the populations of smaller towns around them - so even with a declining birth rate, larger regional towns are growing (and new housing and development happening) ... | [
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35675 | Actually his mom died recently so I'd take it easy on the guy. Not saying he's not a major ass, but the universe is hitting him pretty hard right now. No class in kicking a man when he's down. | [
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35678 | I wouldn't call them another Snapchat. They aren't dependent on advertising and they are actually in a pretty decent position. What is concerning is that moving forward they think they advertising will make up for their losses and be enough to set them apart. Other than that... They have been cashing in the shift away... | [
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35680 | Yes, you should be saving for retirement. There are a million ideas out there on how much is a reasonable amount, but I think most advisor would say at least 6 to 10% of your income, which in your case is around $15,000 per year. You give amounts in dollars. Are you in the U.S.? If so, there are at least two very good ... | [
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35691 | "Anyone who needs to DEMAND respect... hasn't *earned* it, and probably won't get it. What he'll get instead is lip-service & ass-kissing... stuff that *appears* to be ""respect"" but really isn't. But, at the same time, you can't really ""be friends"" with employees... they're *not* their to be your ""friends"" ... | [
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35709 | "I'm sure that I can find enough people who would disagree with you on what you'd consider a decent movie to invalidate that argument. edit: [2012](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2012_(film\)). "" It received generally mixed to negative reviews from critics and its wordwide theatrical revenue reached approximately $769 ... | [
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35725 | I drive to many destinations every day. My average week is 10-15 destinations 5 of which will be new. I have two other nav apps (waze, navigon) Apple maps is fucking terrible! 5 times it has taken me to the complete wrong destination, many blocks from the correct one. You can search for something obvious that is near y... | [
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35736 | "Also posting here to get answers 1) In pre-university education, what do I list along with my A levels? Are AS levels and GCSEs necessary? 2) Should i upload a degree transcript? (they say its optional hence why i'm asking) 3) Does the answer to ""How did you hear about JPM/GS/CS/BAML?"" affect your application? (m... | [
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35748 | there is no tax for receiving money from outside of india paypal just take their charges only | [
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35752 | For a long term gain you must hold the stock a year and a day, so, the long term hold period will fall into 2015 regardless. This is the only tax related issue that occurs to me, did you have something else in mind? Welcome to Money.SE. | [
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35754 | "I'm guessing what happens: 1) Business owner notices they have a bad review on Yelp. If they're dishonest they astroturf and get busted... but what if they're honest? 2) They start asking customers to review them. Maybe put up a little sign ""review us on Yelp!"". 3) This produces honest reviews... however, none ... | [
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35758 | "This is one-sided and a terrible guest for freakonomics. 'Marriage rates re low because men aren't marriage material anymore"" That's laughable.. Marriage rates are low because men don't want to marry loose girls, marriage itself is a lose-lose financial contract for men, men don't want to marry an obese and unattract... | [
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35769 | >He changed it at the Hayden Planetarium before the vote. They built the planetarium with one less planet instead of adding 4 more. >It's not. It is more massive, not larger. It's similar in both size and orbit. And so is Quaoar, and so is Sedna, and so is Eris, and on and on. There have, since 2000, been mo... | [
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35772 | Funds can't limit themselves to a small number of stocks without also limiting themselves to a small amount of total investment. I think 25 companies is too small to be practical from their point of view. | [
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35777 | "Deuteronomy 14:28 - ""at the end of every third year you shall bring out all the tithe of your produce that year and shall deposit it in your town."" Deuteronomy 15:8 - ""but you shall freely open your hand to him, and shall generously lend him sufficient for his need in whatever he lacks."" Proverbs 19:17 - ""One w... | [
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35788 | It starts with the optics. Isn't this the sort of *ends justify the means* attitude that led Uber to where it is today? Recruiting a woman to replace Kalanick with the primary goal of creating the appearance that it cares about its reportedly horrid corporate culture is exactly the type of thinking Uber could do wit... | [
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35806 | >Approximately 4.6 American adults will turn 65 every minute of 2012, and by 2015 that number will increase, to 8, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. That means there is still time to get the corporate house in order before the departures commence en masse. so I'll be out of college a year after this happens? sch... | [
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35810 | Making a game is hard enough, focus on that. If/when you start getting close to having something to sell, then if you're serious and want the company to grow into a full time venture, briefly consult with a lawyer and possibly accountant to set this up. It will save you a lot of time researching what you have to do and... | [
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35821 | For some reason I have a doubt that you have ever payed taxes in california. Money has been injected into these areas. The fact that they need to be cut should be proof of that. You can't cut money that was never given. | [
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35834 | If you had originally borrowed $100k at 4.75% for 15 years, the last 5 years would include a total of $3,300-$3,500 in interest payment. That is the total universe of savings available to you if you were able to get a 0.0% mortgage. Unless the mortgage is huge, I think that in most scenarios the upfront closing costs, ... | [
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35856 | "What do you think the problem is? I notice you edited your post after I read it. >The ""value"" of HUMAN labor is determined by supply and demand, right? I hire people right now because they are the cheapest supercomputers with arms available for me right now. No, you hire people because they have skills to do t... | [
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35865 | Just reading your comment more it is so far off topic. Investor rationality is so far off topic. The outside investor made a decision to invest already. The owner is being forced make investment decisions. Noting in the article is talking about taking those choices away. There should be a separate sub for people like... | [
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35871 | Yes. I would recommend. I wasn't a big fan of the conspiracy theory angle. I ignored that but I leave that up to you. But everything else in the book is very good. Good explanations on money and what bailouts really do etc. | [
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35875 | "As mentioned in other answers, you find out by reading the Rulebook for that commodity and exchange. I'll quote a couple of random passages to show how they vary: For CME (Chicago Mercantile Exchange) Random Length Lumber Futures, the delivery is ornate: Seller shall give his Notice of Intent to Deliver to the Cleari... | [
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35878 | As the State Lottery chances get ever higher, lottoplayingtowin keeps on winning them with his superb, grant-winning e-book and playing procedures. After precisely anticipating the winning numbers for more than 90 different first prize for winning lottery system. While some trust that your odds of winning the lottery a... | [
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35879 | HFT doesn't increase correlations nor do hedge funds, If you look at the euro crisis, correlations have skyrocketed, then in late december jan and feb during the rally the correlations started subsiding and specific risk started taking over, crisis mode increases correlations. | [
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35883 | Right to all of that but don't they still need US Treasuries to keep their currency competitive? Even if they don't need USD to buy and sell their goods, the skyrocketing value in their currency would grind their exports to a halt, no? And even then, losing such a massive part of their trade would be catastrophic. | [
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35889 | It's nice that she's willing and able to give free lessons. I caution that her students (or their parents) won't really value the lessons unless they are paying for them. Charge enough to make the lessons worthwhile to the student/family, even if you are giving a friendly discount to market rates. $50 per 45-minute les... | [
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35919 | Just playing devil's advocate: A falling stock price impairs the firm's ability to raise equity capital efficiently. In these times, additional regulatory capital requirements continue to be levied on the banks, and they are faced with raising capital inefficiently, which may impair their ability to pay their debt, whi... | [
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35922 | It will take a bit of sacrifice. First, I'd review spending. Between you and all your family, try to separate the 'needs' from the 'wants' and cut out 75% of the 'wants.' Second, there's almost always part time work that can help raise extra money. Even if it's a small fraction of your current hourly pay, every bit yo... | [
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35927 | Ooh let me ramble a bit, for this is very true in my case. The very second I feel even slightly patronized, I shut down and create a negative judgment of the company. Especially when the marketing methods they use are as transparent as a dad with a vagina. Unrealistically attractive persons using product, ridiculous... | [
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35955 | Wendy's has the best-tasting food between them, BK and McDonald's. I'm not sure what their problem is. It could be that, in my area at least, there's 20 McDonalds and 10 BK's for every one Wendy's. | [
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35971 | Dividend reinvestment plans are a great option for some of your savings. By making small, regular investments, combined with reinvested dividends, you can accumulate a significant nest egg. Pick a medium to large cap company that looks to be around for the foreseeable future, such as JNJ, 3M, GE, or even Exxon. These c... | [
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35986 | Talking to the one Amazon employee I know, the sheer volume of shipments produces some interesting bugs. I mean, they really are pushing the envelope on logistics - inevitably you're going to end up with some spectacularly bad experiences no matter how hard you try just because the task is so complex. IE, we'd need to... | [
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35995 | Are you going to need any of the money in the next year or two, or are you saving it long term? Are you going to need any of it before you are 65? If no to both, put in a Roth IRA with a Vanguard Target retirement fund. If no to the first and yes to the second, put in the VTI index fund. If you want, you can keep 20-... | [
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36005 | I gotta disagree. The kinds of people who care about this sort of thing (very very few) are also the kind of people who aren't willing to pay Facebook any money--and they're the most likely to not be on the site in the first place. I mean, sure, SOME people would pay--but how many? Even if it's a million people the re... | [
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36013 | I was hoping it wasn't real time and I was going to be able to look 20 min. into the future using real time quotes for a 100% success rate. Oh well. Don't you know you can't make money day trading? :-) Everyone on Reddit seems to think as much. What % are you up for the day? | [
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36030 | Godrej Interio offers modular steel kitchens that are tailor made for the Indian style of cooking. With a variety of materials and accessories to choose from these designs offer style and convenience, thus making your cooking experience hassle-free and fun The body is made of galvanized steel which implies protection a... | [
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36038 | Really not sure with this one and I don't want to cheat and look up an answer. I'd say you could find the high/low points of the stock over the last year or two and see how large the spread is between those values and the average price of the stock over the same time period. | [
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36058 | You create a bullet point list of all the things in the game you want to see in the movie, offer the gig to the first script that checks all the boxes, regardless of how poorly thought out it is, because kids will watch anything familiar and drag their parents along for the ride. | [
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36063 | In many cases, you are required to file your taxes by law even if you won't owe. If it's anything like in the US, it's quite possible your employer is not taking the right amount and you may owe more or may even be in line for a return. http://www.usatax.ca/Pages/filing_requirement_taxes_canada.html | [
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36066 | I use to play marbles at school. Marbles were like gold the more you had the richer you were. They were a scarce commodity only a few in circulation. Once I secured a wealth of marbles I realized they were of little real value. They were only of illusory value. As long as we all were deceived into believe they had valu... | [
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36074 | Investing in the early 70s would have been fine, trying to pile on the boat after the fact (late 70s, early 80s), those people would lose. The fluctuations then had largely to do with the collapse of the USSR. Parallels could certainly be drawn to modern times, but the main thing is that if you invested early, you ... | [
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36086 | It doesn't matter. You will just renew your mortgage at the prevailing rates. That's part of the mortgage contract. The problem that happens is if you want to move your mortgage to another bank for a better rate, they may not accept you. Your re-negotiating position is limited. Most mortgages have a portability op... | [
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36088 | "Before you can truly learn, you must unlearn first. I recommend the book ""Fooled by Randomness"" by Nassim Taleb." | [
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36129 | "What does your link supposed to mean? It's a video from 2013. And Maxine is ""allegedly"" nuts. Anyway as the top link mentioned, it's a campaign spin-off organization. Each Obama campaign has spin-off organizations. Not really surprising, nor malicious or problematic. Even failed-to-win presidential nominees have ... | [
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36135 | While salary is usually a large expense, it's often not the one with the most waste. Cutting salary almost always ends poorly if you need any sort of specialized skills. The city should be looking at it's budget, but at services that aren't necessary or are far too expensive to operate in a crisis. Closing a commun... | [
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36136 | I quit paying for cable in 1997. I couldn't even tell you what was on TV. I barely know what is in the theaters and that is only because I live in LA and signs are everywhere. I haven't listened to new music since metallica sued a 12 year old. So outside of techno (which you can find for free everywhere) my mainstream ... | [
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36148 | Check your mortgage paper work. Most mortgages have clauses requiring you to maintain the property, keep it in good repair, and to prevent spoilage. The property is the mortgagee's security for the loan, so it's reasonable that they have a voice in keeping the property in good shape. You can tell them to pound sand, an... | [
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36156 | "> If I come to your house with a gun and hand cuffs and say, ""you made this much money this year, therefore you owe me this much because I need healthcare/food/ect."" Okay, so your argument is that taxes are illegitimate because they pay for services for others. Obviously I disagree, because in your example your ... | [
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36175 | That Chevy Bolt will never improve from what it is when you drive it off the lot. It's never going to get self-driving capabilities or any software improvements to improve the efficiency of the car. Tesla cars improve over time. They get additional features in the years that follow. A Chevy is what it is and that's all... | [
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36190 | First of all I recommend reading this short e-book that is aimed at young investors. The book is written for American investors but they same rules apply with different terms (e.g. the equivalent tax-free savings wrappers are called ISAs in the UK). If you don't anticipate needing the money any time soon then your best... | [
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36193 | At the bottom of the page you linked to, NASDAQ provides a link to this page on nasdaqtrader.com, which states Each FINRA member firm is required to report its “total” short interest positions in all customer and proprietary accounts in NASDAQ-listed securities twice a month. These reports are used to calculate short i... | [
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36199 | gimme a break. There is always shit storm. Other country experience recession and deep recession (under US economic attack even) but none drop that kind of money. I still want to know what China is doing to even up Obama's attempt to crash their market and currency. | [
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36201 | > there is a very strong relationship between the amounts written on the checks and the worth of that product or service to the person with the pen ...and the *ability to pay* of the person with the pen. Someone who generates a lot of value for lower- and middle-class customers could easily make less money than som... | [
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36212 | "The average height in the NBA isn't even 6'8"" and that's with the centers inflating the numbers. Your average point guard is 6'2"". NBA players work their asses off to get where they are, hours and hour in the gym and hours and hours on the court. Am I saying they work harder than anyone else? No. But it sure as he... | [
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36237 | The best way to end the gaming of patents is to simplify the system. Just go back to the old rule of patents being good for one year after issuance. There are other issues like what should or shouldn't be patented, but just having the rule of patents being good for one year makes other issues relative minor ones when i... | [
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36240 | "More costs are going to be put on the consumer. But that is something that would happen all the time. Originally those systems were not built with the expectation that average life expectancy would jump from almost a factor of a third (60 to 80 years, if you wonder why the age of retirement is 65 and not more or less,... | [
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36251 | "To Many question and they are all treated differently. I was wondering how the logistics of interest and dividend payments are handled on assets , such as mortgages, bonds, stocks, What if the owner is some high-frequency algorithm that buys and sells bonds and stocks in fractions of a second? When the company decid... | [
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36272 | There are several possible effects: There isn't much you could do about it. If you had enough money to try to hedge by buying foreign securities, in theory you could be happy no matter what your dollar did: if it goes up, you have pain or gain from local effects (depending on whether imports or exports have a bigger ef... | [
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36282 | If it's *already* beneficial to lease out/buy more advanced airplanes, is it really necessary to introduce this carbon tax? Fuel costs are rising every year, so it seems to me that companies would go greener regardless of governmental stimulation. | [
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36284 | From Vanguard's Best practices for portfolio rebalancing: | [
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36285 | "I'm assuming this is in comparison to the Standard Oil era. The main difference I see is that these are more merit based monopolies than the earlier times. I don't know if you can you can anything about it. Technology has made the game more like a scenario of ""winner-takes-all""." | [
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36291 | I'm having a hard time getting worked up over this case. The underlying issue is a serious one, but this case is the wrong canary. > The affidavit was false: simply, nakedly false. The employee had made no such claim. > The prosecutors alerted a major newspaper about the search, so there are photographs of a... | [
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36313 | You own the stock at $29.42 At $40, the stocks is called at $26. You can't add the call premium, as it's already accounted for. The trade is biased towards being bearish on the stock. (I edited and added the graph the evening I answered) Not the pretiest graph, but you get the idea. With that $29.42 cost, you are in t... | [
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36316 | In and of itself it wasn't. But could the ill will it left with the general investing public make people more wary of future IPOs and thus, lower their potential starting points? Thereby leading to a drought of IPOs as companies don't see themselves getting as much. | [
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36321 | When someone charges, it means that person fix the price you pay. Australia is part of the Indonesian continent. It is an island in the South Pacific ocean. In the price of an item, you include the shipping cost. It is more expensive by plane because the cost of the kerozen is higher than the cost of diesel for ships. ... | [
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36328 | My only opinion is that keeping Zuckerberg away from Washington is probably the best outcome. A guy known to exploit and sell the privacy of his users probably shouldn't be having any voice on how the government should act in any fashion. We already have enough surveillance and don't need that jagoff finding new ways... | [
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36341 | The purpose of the transfer determines the taxability. If this is happening to frequent, it is advisable to keep proper records of the transaction so that if there is an enquiry from Tax authorities you can explain. Unless you explain the why the transfer is being made, I have put out some broad categories. | [
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36343 | I work in asset pricing/market microstructure research so I do come across a decent amount of topics at work that utilize my applied math degree. For the topics I'm working on right now on it's usually time series or econometrics stuff like vector autoregression, principal components, regressions, etc. Some of my cowor... | [
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36346 | Not necessarily though, since you can simply adjust the premium. I'm thinking an embedded option is just an option with longer maturity, and the increased price of that adjusted option can be reflected (like any other option) in the strike price or the premium. Am I missing something? | [
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36350 | Agreed. This is such an open ended question with no real answer. I assume you're asking for recruitment into the finance industry, which honestly recruit from a wide variety of schools depending on the division within the firm and which firm location the firm is hiring for. Its more about the program in the school, tha... | [
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36366 | "This is such a common question here and elsewhere that I will attempt to write the world's most canonical answer to this question. Hopefully in the future when someone on answers.onstartups asks how to split up the ownership of their new company, you can simply point to this answer. The most important principl... | [
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36367 | Thank you very much. >Corporations are really a means of removing risk beyond initial investment This made my light bulb just go off. Thank you! --- I'm going to have to digest the rest of the material slowly. It makes sense, but I want to get it 100%. Thanks a lot! | [
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36375 | Of course, there is no way for us to know whether or not the clerk is trying to rip you off $1.29 at a time, but I can't understand the possible motivation for doing so. I would imagine that most people would catch this at some point, so for a store to consistently overcharge for something like this is really bad for ... | [
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36379 | What kind of visibility do you have on sales? You need sales, that's why you're in business! If their networks are good and you can bring in a bunch a of clients it sounds like it could be a good deal. Sales cure all ills. | [
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36390 | "This is the best tl;dr I could make, [original](https://medium.com/fast-company/a-universal-basic-income-would-do-wonders-for-the-u-s-economy-ddb0eb739c18) reduced by 90%. (I'm a bot) ***** > Economic growth is going disproportionately to higher earners who are more likely to save than lower earners, who tend to sp... | [
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36405 | Damn, helpful Harry above me. So, in general, when compounding the value of an investment, if you're seeing an annualized interest rate of 4%, and the interest compounds monthly (or n number of times per year), you're going to multiply the Principal P by the growth rate (the interest rate), adjusted for the number of... | [
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36438 | Regarding some major holes in The Atlantic article... **One**, Longwall mining became the norm underground rather than advance-retreat mining. It massively advanced the productive output of the industry, and required far less workforce. This was THE central cause of the precipitous drop to the coal industry workforce ... | [
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36440 | Others have tip-toed around this, but I'll just come out and say it. The amount of money you're giving to the church is bordering on irresponsible given that you're just barely breaking even yourself. The best thing you can do if you want to have children is to stop paying such a high amount to the church, and redire... | [
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36453 | When you exercise a put, you get paid the strike price immediately. So you can invest that money and earn some interest, compared to only exercising at expiry. So the benefit to exercising early is that extra interest. The cost is the remaining time value of the option, along with any dividend payments you miss. As @Jo... | [
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36481 | a) He can loan you the money tax free he can even give you and your wife 29k a year tax free. Many people do a loan for lets say 100k and then they forgive the load 14.5k a year to avoid the taxes. b) Yes when they see that deposit they will give you a hard time potentially. I got a hard time for my Real Estate tax... | [
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36482 | >Be accountant. >Travel to Switzerland. >Bribe bank managers to tell you which companies have large accounts there. >Get hired at one of those companies. >Collect documentation. >Turn in to IRS >Become hundred millionaire. It's a bit unconventional, but I dig it. | [
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36517 | We are one the best online shop for Fidget spinner because we are the only platform through the online market where you can get Fidget spinner at affordable prices. At fidgetspinnerstar, you can buy different different types of fidget spinner at your doorsteps and also check a wide range of our collections. Along with ... | [
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36533 | "This is the best tl;dr I could make, [original](https://www.citylab.com/equity/2017/07/inequality-and-the-recession/530190/) reduced by 91%. (I'm a bot) ***** > In 2007, 126 urban counties entered a recession, another 266 counties followed in 2008 and 180 more did in 2009. > Income inequality has a hazard ratio... | [
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36534 | "Generally investing in index-tracking funds in the long term poses relatively low risk (compared to ""short term investment"", aka speculation). No-one says differently. However, it is a higher risk than money-market/savings/bonds. The reason for that is that the return is not guaranteed and loss is not limited. Here ... | [
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36582 | You stumbled on your second paragraph when you said gold is debt. It's not. It is an asset you can hold in your hand that has zero counterparty risk. Didn't read the rest because if you fell over so early, it's likely I'd be here all day correcting the rest of it. | [
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36586 | I looked at some UA stuff not that long ago. I could not, for the life of me, figure out how they have sold a single item, let alone built a brand. American consumers must be the dumbest on the planet. | [
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