/biz/ - Business & Finance

on an unrelated note,
I've made a terrible mistake.

>>14003494
Companies aren't doing stock splits anymore. Amazon is $1700, GOOG and GOOGL are each over $1000, and Berkshire's class A stock is $300,000 per share. (1 person on RH owns BRK.A, I think it was a "free stock" as a publicity stunt or something). Point is, people aren't used to splits anymore, and would likely panic rather than take it as something exciting. It would be good if they did do splits though, make it easier for less wealthy investors to write covered calls, DCA, etc.

>>14003726
>things that never happened

>>14003712
I just don't think he's all that selfless and long-term. This is the guy that managed to bankrupt a casino, who puts his name on everything he touches. (I know it's branding/marketing thing, and casinos are complicated enterprises, etc...)

To me, it seems like he's lashing out at big tech and T because they don't have his back. He wants Apple out of China, he hates Google, Facebook, Apple because they lean liberal, he hates Amazon and AT&T because of their journalism/media branches that portray him badly.