@khalfaguliyev@maxkarpis Sorry, but I’d say that’s not quite right. In these secondary sales, no new shares are issued — but it’s existing holders selling, not the company buying them back.
@khalfaguliyev@maxkarpis You’re right — most shares in these secondary sales aren’t raising funds. They’re not issuing shares but actually buying them back.
When you buy a stock, you are not starting a journey from scratch.
You are stepping into a business that already has customers, products and a track record.
That is the power of investing, you can join progress that is already in motion.
@bchesky .@Airbnb support told me on a recorded call you have no office and no PEC in Italy. Both false — verifiable via visura camerale in 30 seconds. My case was also closed with no notice. Now escalating to my legal team and Italian authorities.
@AirbnbHelp .@Airbnb support told me on a recorded call you have no office and no PEC in Italy. Both false — verifiable via visura camerale in 30 seconds. My case was also closed with no notice. Now escalating to my legal team and Italian authorities.
@AirbnbHelp@AirbnbHelp customer support team told me on a recorded call you have no office and no PEC in Italy. Both false — verifiable via visura camerale in 30 seconds. My case was also closed with no notice. Now escalating to my legal team and Italian authorities.
I opened my first business when I was 23.
Back then I assumed new hires would respect me simply because I was the owner of the company.
The reality?
You're starting from scratch with every new hire.
You've gotta earn their respect as much as they need to earn yours.
@Valuehunte Agree Michael Burry stated that if a business school for investing actually worked, it would be the most popular school in the world with impossibly high tuition.
When Kobe Bryant said his insane level of confidence came from knowing he done all he could to prepare, it taught me that anytime I'm nervous it means I didn't prepare enough.
@JoeValue Totally agree. Learned this the hard way with Memex Inc. (OEE.TSXV). Had a 3-bagger and held on for too long instead of selling. Memex was my tuition fee in the school of "Risk Management."
Major cheat code in life: Stop announcing your next move. The more you talk about what you're going to do, the less likely you are to do it. Your brain mistakes the dopamine from talking for the dopamine from doing. Build in silence. Announce in results.