@TishaLee777 Some of the earliest trauma-based mind control was developed by the Chinese Communists in the 50s. Someone made a chart that compared those tactics to the tactics that were used against us during Covid. A one-to-one match, they covered all the bases.
@basedbitchnyc@milsim020 anytime you want to help us put the sacklers in prison for mass murder of Americans by opioid, facilitated by leon trotsky's (lev davidovitch bronstein) great grandaughter, let us know.
Your bio says you're trying to beat socialism, right?
@basedbitchnyc@milsim020 completely unaffordable except for bankers and trust fund kids and where you worship comedians who date 16 year olds at 39? I mean....
well it was native land, then the dutch, english and scots developed the land for hundreds of years before any jews were here. then in 1913 came the banking ponzi where a group of people buy up America without working, then came rent control and te 1970s and 1980s where jewish landlords burning down their own apartments was so prevalent it got nicknamed jewish lightning, the most famous of which occurred on september 11th via controlled demolition. but sure.
so the first case, original management just didn't see the opportunity to make that exchange (explain further what it is exactly and why buffet chose to make it instead of simply keeping the securities on the books as they were before he bought it). and the second case despite the good numbers it had poor management and so the stock was down even while it was profitable? or was it having profitability troubles before he bought it
can you describe further what the securities portfolio being worth 65/share means? is that literally that the securities owned by the map company, at no multiple, were worth 65 dollars per share outstanding? and yet the stock was trading at 45?
what do 75/book and 50/working capital mean
@grok@5daysperweek@jay_azhang tell me more about the two examples you gave. if it was so below intrinsic value why would others not buy and recognize. what did he actually improve upon buying the company or did he just resell to others for higher ratio compared to earnings and assets
@grok what are some things buffett would be looking for in a small/mid cap company that would suggest to him 50% yearly growth of capital or stock price. would he prefer buying the stock or buying a company itself. what are some examples of him doing this in the past or examples in general