shennong posted:if you short something that gets frozen or delisted, are you just fucked or do you not have to return the shares you borrowed? there were like a dozen shitty and obviously fraudulent chinese firms in the last couple years that it seemed like you could make a fair amount shorting w/ not much risk but i think youd have to be pretty fast about it because they mostly got delisted i think
Its unlikely a brokerage would allow you to short them and those kinds of companies probably don't have listed options either
fun fact i just remembered, i don't know if it's still this way, but at least a decade ago short selling was illegal in israel
getfiscal posted:lol
take some acid and ace that shit
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taoismlibertarianism posted:
this rules
aerdil posted:lmao, it really does make sense though, mystic capitalism is far more true to its essence
kill yourself and show us how
aerdil posted:lmao, it really does make sense though, mystic capitalism is far more true to its essence
Capitalism is the antithesis of the mystical , it's the pinnacle of the rational
getfiscal posted:lol
Mods change my name
Groulxsmith posted:aerdil posted:lmao, it really does make sense though, mystic capitalism is far more true to its essence
Capitalism is the antithesis of the mystical , it's the pinnacle of the rational
capitalism is a tellurian blasphemy. read cyclonopedia. damn
stegosaurus posted:my platform would call for a national piracy network for all media like a linux package manager, you just get whatever the fuck you want and the artists get a stipend.
That would never work since some people deserve more, "SPDM"
sadly not sell them because of capital gains tax. then the bubble happened and i lost most of it.
discipline posted:I'm a day trader and I spend 16 hours a day surfing
surfin USA
guidoanselmi posted:sadly not sell them because of capital gains tax.
that's the stupidest logic i've ever heard
"i don't want to make a million dollars because i'll have to pay 15% of it in taxes "
i figure these guys aren't actually stupid with money so i figure it's just that, unfortunately, that's not the case
Impper posted:that is literally how like everyone in finance thinks
yeah, i know. i was talking to a relative a couple months back and they didn't want to sell stocks (that had gone up due to an obvious bubble) at a 500k profit, because "{they} would have to pay an extra 30k in taxes". now the stock market went down and they whine about a perceived loss in wealth lol. i really dislike wealthy white people
babyfinland posted:the really silly thing is that the amount extracted from your income as taxes could be allocated by the state far more efficiently than whatever private corporation towards the development of economic infrastructure that would enable greater profit in the future
i figure these guys aren't actually stupid with money so i figure it's just that, unfortunately, that's not the case
uhm what?
AmericanNazbro posted:babyfinland posted:the really silly thing is that the amount extracted from your income as taxes could be allocated by the state far more efficiently than whatever private corporation towards the development of economic infrastructure that would enable greater profit in the future
i figure these guys aren't actually stupid with money so i figure it's just that, unfortunately, that's not the caseuhm what?
the state doesnt automatically invest efficiently
Impper posted:that is literally how like everyone in finance thinks
The logic and behavior of mom and pop with etrade accounts is not remotely the same as institutional investors or corporate finance in general except maybe in the vaguest sense of tax avoidance or accumulation of wealth, but even then that's really not a constructive comparison.
I never understand why radicals generally understand that finance capitalism is by far the dominant aspect of the global economy yet they absolutely refuse to learn about it and instead treat it like a goon not wanting to know who Kim Kardashian or Nicki Minaj is. Finance? Feh
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babyfinland posted:AmericanNazbro posted:babyfinland posted:the really silly thing is that the amount extracted from your income as taxes could be allocated by the state far more efficiently than whatever private corporation towards the development of economic infrastructure that would enable greater profit in the future
i figure these guys aren't actually stupid with money so i figure it's just that, unfortunately, that's not the caseuhm what?
the state doesnt automatically invest efficiently
I agree but generally speaking, money invested in a stock is not really capitalizing a corporation either
Groulxsmith posted:Impper posted:that is literally how like everyone in finance thinks
The logic and behavior of mom and pop with etrade accounts is not remotely the same as institutional investors or corporate finance in general except maybe in the vaguest sense of tax avoidance or accumulation of wealth, but even then that's really not a constructive comparison.
I never understand why radicals generally understand that finance capitalism is by far the dominant aspect of the global economy yet they absolutely refuse to learn about it and instead treat it like a goon not wanting to know who Kim Kardashian or Nicki Minaj is. Finance? Feh
yeah i suppose you're right i was thinking too much retail or w.e, eh fuck yew groulstein!