/biz/ - Business & Finance

god i'm so excited for you guys

SERGEY BETRAY

>>18401648
Get catholic. You will see what I mean.

It's 0813 where I live and I am sitting in my bed fantasizing about a complete reversal of yesterday's dump. I bought so many puts on inverse leveraged ETFs and gold. I genuinely cannot wait for even the smallest of market pumps.

>>17100659
how does this make you feel? i gambled <500 bucks, an amount which i wouldn't feel bad about pissing away. that whale did the same. cest la vie.

top tip newfags, there will always, always, be another "once in a lifetime opportunity"

>BUY
BTC
ETH
LINK

>SELL/IGNORE
every other discord tranny shitcoin

>>17084803
Yeah the engine sucks dick but the information is more or less as up to date (kek) as you can get.

In regards to the
>GALT
It seems promising but it is still considered to be a fringe therapy, at least within my circle. Cirrhosis simply cannot be reversed but the most recent study had pretty good results with reversing steatosis.

That said, the best treatment for steatosis is and always will be not drinking and losing weight lel.
>>17084787
Merck stock is a unique beast because of their wide drug portfolio. I'm bullish about some of the stuff in their pipeline but bearish about the potential for its value to be decimated by a single lawsuit.

In regards to the Selpercatinib, I don't think that this is the vehicle which will lead to the cure for cancer but this research will probably point LLY in the right direction. Honestly, oncology and peds are my weakest areas so please don't put too much weight into my statement.

>>17052690
>think of anonymity as community
or maybe--hear me out--maybe shillfags are degenerate

you know, either/or

I work for a privately owned, fast growing fintech startup valued at 3 - 5 billion

They're offering a salary sacrifice ESOP program for virtual stock in the company, but I'm not sure if the terms are reasonable.

>Have to sacrifice either 100% or 50% of your annual pay rise
>Company offers "half strike price", so twice as much virtual stock for the same money
>25% vests after 1 year
>12.5% vests every 6 months after that (so 4 years before 100% vest)
>Payout only in the occurrence of an 'exit event' (acquirement or IPO)
>If you leave the company all vested and unvested virtual stocks are lost

It seems kind of bullshit that the money is basically in a black hole, vested or not, until we're either acquired or go public. And if I leave before then its all just gone vested or not.
Zero indication from the management if we will go public any time soon, we're still getting hundreds of millions in investment from venture capitalists every funding round, I don't know if that's an indication either way.

Does anybody have any pointers or advice on this kind of thing, and are those terms typical/reasonable?

>>3183905

Hey /biz/, I'm looking to buy my first home (San Diego County, California). I found a home that has an addition that wasn't built with a permit. The official specs of the home is 1 bed/1 bath 700 sq ft., and the actual size is 2 bed/1 bath with a sunroom, and it looks to be around 1000 sq ft. The price is 160k. The addition seems to be of sufficient quality stick-built construction.

I checked other houses in the area, and there a lot of the 700 size running 90k-160k, but there are also a lot of 2 bedroom 1000 sq ft. homes for 200k+.

So my questions are: If I buy this home, can I get some kind of inspection + permit, and a new assessment and/or appraisal, so that I gain ~40k on the value just by completing these steps?

If so, would it be very difficult to be approved for the permit?

If it is not difficult, would you agree this is a good investment for a 1st time home buyer?