/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>7489995
Buy high, sell low. Stay true to yourself, /biz/.

>>7402300
>being surprised about the hacker known as 4chan investing in other hackers
You lost, boy?
Although buying high and selling low is /biz/'s philosphy. I'm torn.

Itt post coins that will come out of this swinging.

>>6961027
>moon missions don't exist outside of crypto

>>6681637
>ok. then i don't sell 49%. only sell <100 minus
If you own more than 75% or something you can do whatever the fuck you want, yeah.
But you'd never make a big company out of it in the first place because you'd never grow at a significant rate without investors.
So you'd have small company that you own completely but that couldn't pay you zilch instead of a behemoth that would make you and your investors rich.

>but noone ever gets any actual benefit from being a minority shareholder in my company, it's purely speculation.
>they don't pay out any dividends, stockholders get 0 ACTUAL benefit from being monority owners of their companies. the only thing giving value to their stocks is speculation.
No, it's not speculation, it's literal ownership of your company. The company's worth is largely determined by its earnings. Look at pic relate. Do you think stockholders give a fuck about dividends?
Plus if you really fuck your stockholders over they can sue you because ownership gives them legal rights.

>say i deal with serious people, who actually want to make money. why would they give a crap about my company's public valuation when they know it's fallen while my actual revenues went 100x, thus have no connection with my company's success?
If your revenue would grow that much the stock's value would, too, so investors would never dump it. That wouldn't make any sense.
Besides when I say financing deals I'm talking about getting lower interest rates on financing. Finance analysts care a lot about your stocks worth.
So when your stock gets dumped you have to pay higher interest rates which in turn lowers your revenue and so on.

>but once i share my majority, i don't get to keep all the revenue for myself.
You don't get to keep the revenue in any case. What you get to keep is the profit which again is only a fraction of the revenue.
Facebook only makes less then $4B in profits while being worth $500B. It just makes zero sense to fuck your investors over.

>>6630780
Yeah, but how far is it from the crash to the next boom? I hope it's not 15 years.

>>6577547
>there is no life after the crash

>>6532200
Yeah, just like Amazon.

>>6480686
>not a bubble

>>6382345
OP, look at this incredible bubble. You have to warn people about it ASAP.