/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>7674896
it's ideal to be apolitical if it never comes up. In a regular work environment sure - but I'm talking when you make it to the next level and are rubbing elbows with owners of companies where you stand to make millions from them working with you.

From my experience, almost all of these types of guys are Republican and they hate Democrats with a fucking fierce passion (they are fucking triggered like nothing else by shit like unions, having to pay workers higher wages, giving working benefits, having to have diversity in the workforce, giving women paid leave for being pregnant - lets not even get into how much they have to pay in fines for OSHA and/or EPA related shit they do. Trust me when I tell you if they think you are the enemy they will treat you like the enemy.)

I used to just say shit like "Imagine how much more business opportunities we would of had under Romney - it's crazy" - they would all agree then they would get into a circle jerk about Obama and I would find a reason to excuse myself and come back in a few minutes when they moved on to another topic that wasn't politics. Even the black dudes pretended to hate Obama in these circles. (I knew they were pretending because we all laughed afterwards how we had to front about it)

Is it profitable to arbitrage between exchanges?
Anyone into it?