/biz/ - Business & Finance

Anecdotally, I live across the street from a gas station where gas has been 3.49 for like a year or two. Over the weekend it dropped to 3.19. Bears are about to get ass raped.

Also, what's with these "credit downgrades"? It just seems like politically motivated horseshit. They literally reference January 6th and muh government shutdown risks. It feels a bit too transparently jewish.

>NVDA gets to the threshold for oversold RSI on the 1 month and just tongues its anus instead of going lower
Lol WOW what a totally organic market

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https://thehedgefundjournal.com/contrarian-aligned/
>contrarian deep value investor
>The art in the process arises when Senvest meets management and “we make a series of judgment calls, asking: Can they rehabilitate the company? Can they take what is misunderstood and make it understood? Do they care about shareholder value or are they empire builders? Do they have the necessary business acumen?” says Mashaal. After leaving the meeting, Senvest carries out independent fact-checking to verify and monitor what management have told them. This process can entail gathering data on metrics such as drug prescriptions, credit card data or wholesale shipments. The objective is to see whether the story from management can be triangulated and corroborated or if it is contradicted. Establishing an entry price target is the final stage of the process, though targets allow flexibility to adjust in response to new information. “We try to be clinical about it if the facts and stories change,” says Mashaal.

>Tower Semiconductor (TSEM) illustrates how patient Senvest can be in waiting for the right moment to pounce and how the firm identifies hidden value. “We had watched the company from the side-lines for 10-15 years. It had been a basket case since the 1990s and it was only when the company rotated its focus, from digital to analogue semiconductors that it hit on a strategy winner. But a weak balance sheet kept us at bay until it was cleaned up in 2015 and we began to buy the stock as management was executing well. But the stock faced an overhang from the largest shareholder selling its position. We bought at depressed prices and once the selling had subsided the stock doubled within a year,” Mashaal recalls. Many technology investors are attracted to the latest leading edge technology but a company that is essentially selling decades-old legacy technology into niche markets can be a great investment.

>Jews
COOM

>>23164287
I'm in awe. your cross out is so blatant

>>19836005
Let me call my 2nd cousin J. Kushner, and we'll just remind the president who put him in office. Would you prefer that the NSA discovers the cheese pizza on your phone or your home computer?

>>19765181
This guy is right.
>>19765157
If you try to skirt the rule by only selling 9.9k to an individual dealer, you'll get away with that once, but if you do it twice, even to a second dealer, that's technically structuring a sale to avoid a tax. You're praying that the guy you deal with is cool with cash, and will never rat on you.

>>5447847
put more into salt...

>>5268486
where do you move your btc to ?

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u guys will not make it.Im sorry.

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gimmi sum

>complaining about free publicity

Well I did it, /biz/. I rose above it and got a job.

>Have a degree /biz/ says is shit
>Have no relevant experience
>Only apply to a handful of places
>Have no connections
>Don't even have to move

Went to a job fair last month. Talked to a guy from a top investment firm. Said i should apply to operations. Gave my shitty resume. Got an interview. Got a final-round interview. Get called today, told I was one of their top choices. Salary pay for 40 hours. Anything more and it goes to hourly 1.5. Full benefits. Full training. Large relocation fee. 4 weeks paid vacation.

Anyone else comfy as fuck with their future right now?