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I agree.  Finding success in life is hard.  It will probably always be hard.  There is no need for us to exacerbate the issue by NOT helping those we CAN help, or by blaming them for their failures, when we never taught them how to succeed, either.  &gt;In order to acquire capital you need to do productive things, which (idealy) are productive to some degree to society as a whole.  Unless you inherit it.  The problem is, there are TONS of non-productive ways to build capital, that require capital.  Stocks and futures, monopolies, law manipulation, media manipulation, etc.  There are few methods to gain capital, if you have low capital, that aren't controlled by someone with large capital.  And this is okay, so long as those with low capital have sufficient avenues to increase their capital acquisition.    It also doesn't help that capital they do have is now worth less than it used to be.  A minimum wage job used to be sufficient to pay for a year of college.  Now it isn't even sufficient to pay for housing.  You can't just acquire more capital, because existence itself costs capital.  You need food, water, a place to stay, warmth, a way for people to reach you, and a reliable method of transportation.  You probably also need access to a computer and the internet.  All of these repeatedly cost capital, and you already entered with low capital.  I don't believe our capitalist system is a good reflection of s/d anymore.  I believe it represents control by those with the most.    ISPs have local monopolies because people can't easily move, and a startup ISP is expensive.  Pharmaceuticals have a monopoly on new medicines that people need to survive.  It's kind of a health blackmailing system.  Net Neutrality is being attacked, because ISPs want to be able to charge and control who can access what.  Like any company, they want to thrive.  We are letting our freedom be sold off, one piece at a time, because profit, not people, are the most important thing.  At least, that is where I see things heading.
The dominant theory is ""It just happened, it's nobody's fault and nobody designed it that way and to think otherwise is very bad because it makes you a conspiracy theorist, and conspiracy theorists are nuts. You are not nuts are you?"" Look at the facts already in your possession. It didn't just happen. The system is rigged. When a suit typing a few numbers in a computer can make more money in 5 minutes than an average Joe can make in 100 lifetimes of honest, productive work, you don't have a fair economic system, you have a scam machine. When you look at a system as broken as the one we have, you shouldn't be asking yourself ""what makes this system right?"" What you should be asking yourself is more along the lines of ""Why is it broken? Who benefits? Why did congress turn its monetary policy over to the Federal reserve (a group of unelected and unaccountable individuals with strong ties in the banking industry) and does not even bother to conduct audits to know how your money is actually managed? This brilliant movie, Money as debt, points to a number of outrageous bugs in our economic system. Now, you can dream up reasons why the system should be the way it is and why it is an acceptable system. Or you can look at the fact and realize that there is NO JUSTIFICATION for an economic system that perform as badly as it does. Back to basics. Money is supposed to represent production. It's in every basic textbook on the subject of economics. So, what should money creation be based on? Debt? No. Gold? No. Randomly printed by the government when they feel like it? No (although this could actually be better than the 2 previous suggestions) Money is supposed to represent production. Index money on production and you have a sound system. Why isn't it done that way? Why do you think that is?"
Because a wire transfer requires the individual bank to bank process, it is usually more expensive than an automated clearing house, which requires minimal involvement by individuals at financial institutions. Many ACH transactions come with only a small fee, or even no fee at all, since they are run with more efficiency. However, if you want a better guarantee that your money will arrive on time, it might be worth it to pay the wire transfer fee. With both cases, it is possible for errors to be made. However, since you often get to review the information before it is sent with a wire transfer, the method is a little more secure. Also, because identities are verified with wire transfers that take place between bank accounts, there is less chance of fraud. Wire transfers that take place between financial institutions are generally considered quite secure. from http://www.depositaccounts.com/blog/difference-between-wire-transfer-and-ach.html
I had a friend that did this when I was back in high school. It really depends on your regional demographics. Don't open it because you and your group of friends like those kinds of things. That isn't enough to support a full blown store. Online would be a better idea, but then you have to ensure you can compete with online prices. That is hard. Maybe start off flipping stuff from eBay and sales. Then when you can buy enough in bulk you can get better prices. It is a hard market man.
&gt;Coming from a libertarian, someone who believes in an ideology is demonstrably false with even a cursory understanding of economics or the political process?  So the political process would never allow someone that is fiscally conservative  but socially liberal to arrive in office? Tell that to a certain former governor of New Mexico.  &gt;Please, there has never been a libertarian government and there never will be and long after your dead the U.S. federal government will be involved in providing social welfare like roads, schools and bridges  Just because they do it, doesn't mean they should.
This is why it is vital that you seriously trim down the meeting to the people that _need_ to be there. If they have a voice and an interest, it may be a long meeting or more than one to get it hashed out, but it won't be one where 3/4 of the people involved are just waiting for it to be over.
that is because there is not a pure news site and communication site that I can turn to.  If Steam has taught me nothing else, it's that when technology gives people easy, pure, direct connections to what they want when they want it, without bullshit, they will prefer it over all alternatives.   I would not be here, I would be at the better interface, the one that I say needs to be built
&gt;I hate tipping. I'd rather a fair wage be factored in.   Except it'll never happen, which is why servers and other tipped staff almost universally oppose an end to tipping.  The company will never, *ever* pay as well as what is essentially a commission.
No you can't buy direct from Toyota.  Largely because of many states' laws (assuming you're in the US) requiring a dealer relationship for car purchasing, read about Tesla's struggles with direct to customer sales.  Secondly because Toyota corporate simply isn't set up to sell a car directly to a customer. I know there are services that help people through the buying process.  If you're finding Toyota dealerships to be this difficult you may consider just buying something from someone who wants to sell to you.  If the buying process is this difficult imagine the service relationship. Edit: Additionally, it's important to remember when financing a car that there are essentially two transactions taking place.  First you're negotiating the price of the car.  Then you negotiate the price of the money (the interest rate).  The money does not need to come from the dealership, you can secure your financing rate from a separate bank or local credit union.  You should definitely pursue alternate financing if they're quoting you 7.99% with a FICO of 710.  But don't tell the dealership you've already got your financing lined up until you're happy with the price of the car.
"Let's (again) re-phrase this:  * Before I went to college, I *knew* that ""A"" was the answer. * In college, I discovered that ""B"" was the answer.  If ""A"" was the answer, you would have stuck with it.  Instead, you went with another answer, ""B"".  We can only assume, then, that you were incorrect about ""A""."
&gt; the website has a subscription model that two million people pay into at $12.95 to $34.95 a month, according to the company.  That's at least 300 million a year in revenue, If that's the case why are they selling for such a low valuation?
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Yup. I know a lot of people who said they'd vote for Sanders, but then didn't vote Democrat when Clinton won the primary (whether than meant voting third party, voting Trump or not voting at all). It was not some last minute impulse by these people to do this as Clinton seems to be making it out to be, it was a long held belief.
The S&P report (aka STARS report) for each company has 10 years of financial data. These reports are available free at several online brokers (like E-Trade) if you have an account with the brokerage.
The individuals working for them don't have to be personally evil for the companies to have a net negative effect on society. People are right to be concerned about further concentration of power, and if occasionally their hatred for these companies' policies and policymakers seems like hatred for front-line workers, it's important to keep the relative size and impact of these problems in perspective.
De webshop site is ook de perfecte oplossing. Op deze site, het aanbod van kerstpakketten bijna eindeloos. Met meer dan 30 jaar ervaring in kerstpakketten, kerstgeschenken en wijn geschenken is hier, ongeacht het budget, altijd een leuke, culinaire of originele verpakking beschikbaar.
"&gt; non-traditional borrowers (read: people who didn't meet the requirements for their traditional loan products)  There's a reason these ""non-traditional borrowers"" don't meet the requirements: They tend to be deadbeats.  The traditional requirements were developed over decades of experience to screen out deadbeats so lenders don't lose money."
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Yes, you're right, both sides should be considered, however I have a gut feeling that although Amazon has created opportunities for some people to sell on their platform, it has taken far more opportunities away from other people.  Amazon runs $136 **billion** of gross revenue through their system. Those are sales that would have been made somewhere else if not through Amazon. Now a lot of those dollars likely came from other large retailers - Wal-mart, Costco, Home Depot, etc. Let's pretend that they did not though.  Let's say that you want to own a bookstore and you want to earn about $40k per year. Let's say that you can expect a 10% margin. That would mean that you would have to sell $400k worth of goods to make your money.  Amazon runs the equivalent of 340,000 such stores through their site ($136 billion / $400,000). So those are 340,000 opportunities for people to earn $40k per year from a retail store.  Of course it's not that simple, and as I mentioned, a lot of Amazon's sales came from larger stores, but I wanted to map it out that way to illustrate that Amazon very likely takes away far more opportunities than it creates (it had about $13 billion in profits in 2016 - those are profits that didn't go to small business owners).
It's not uncommon to have a small penalty if you pre-pay the mortgage in a short time.  After all, making the loan isn't free for the bank. But as Nathan says, if a bank is planning to try very hard to stop you from giving them money, there is probably a reason. Try to convince your wife: there is nothing inherently wrong with debt.  Like anything, too much can be bad for you, but when debt is deployed wisely -- that is almost always, when it is used to finance a capital asset (an asset that produces value) -- it can be a very good thing.
"This is the best tl;dr I could make, [original](https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2017/06/when-exactly-does-amazon-become-a-monopoly/530616/) reduced by 95%. (I'm a bot) ***** &gt; On Friday morning, Amazon announced it was buying Whole Foods Market for more than $13 billion.  &gt; From a straightforward standpoint, the Whole Foods acquisition means that Amazon will now participate in the $700 billion grocery-store business.  &gt; In the near term, the Whole Foods purchase worries some analysts most because it immediately gives Amazon another infrastructural advantage: more than 400 small warehouses, spread out across some of the most affluent neighborhoods in the United States.   ***** [**Extended Summary**](http://np.reddit.com/r/autotldr/comments/6hvpa5/after_the_whole_foods_acquisition_is_amazon_a/) | [FAQ](http://np.reddit.com/r/autotldr/comments/31b9fm/faq_autotldr_bot/ ""Version 1.65, ~146826 tl;drs so far."") | [Feedback](http://np.reddit.com/message/compose?to=%23autotldr ""PM's and comments are monitored, constructive feedback is welcome."") | *Top* *keywords*: **Amazon**^#1 **more**^#2 **Market**^#3 **company**^#4 **think**^#5"
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"&gt; Some scientists already consider owning an Iphone as being enhanced cyber beings, when is the last time you remembered a phone number for instance. Remembered someone's birthday lately or did FB or your calendar on your pc remind you, this means you are already enhanced!  I've been referring to my computer as ""my offboard brain"" for years now. I keep everything here. The downside is that my memory is absolutely terrible."
&gt; The point was the 30% threshold is too low...  Okay, my bad.  Although [the average household spends closer to 15% on housing](https://www.valuepenguin.com/average-household-budget).  &gt; ...as you in fact get 100% takehome to work with.  No, these people still pay FICA, state, and sales taxes.  Regardless, 70% of minimum wage isn't enough to cover a car, a child, a good vacation, a serious health care problem, an aging parent, or a modest retirement. Basically you are fine provided live throws you no curve balls.
I would say 90% of my purchases are through Amazon prime these days.  May not be the same for everyone, but I also dont buy much in terms of retail items.  Food, drink, home necessities, yeah I still go to the store for.
The most likely explanation is that the calls are being bought as a part of a spread trade.  It doesn't have to be a super complex trade with a bunch of buys or sells. In fact, I bought a far out of the money option this morning in YHOO as a part of a simple vertical spread.  Like you said, it wouldn't make sense and wouldn't be worth it to buy that option by itself.
Recently in my area a factory lost a lot of workers due to more strict immigration laws in my state. They had 1,000 opening and none of the Americans wanted to work there because they didn't want to lose their government entitlements.( The jobs were starting at nearly 12 bucks an hour at that) so they paid for some H1b's from Africa to come in and work those jobs.
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What I am saying is that the IRS is not going to shut down Coinbase along with the thousands of busineses and services built around bitcoin and take away $40 billion in wealth from its citizens and financial institutions without massive public and legal blackash.
The best way is for X to work as Independent consultant fro c.com from India by raising monthly invoices for the work done. This will avoid the complications and paperwork associated by registering a LLC in US by XF and then employing X as independent consultant in India. X may need to fill out W8-BEN forms so that there is no withholding in US Edit: Independent consultant means without having to register any legal entity either in India or in US. There are no legal regulations in US or in India to hire an independent contractor / consultant. There maybe internal policy of C.com not to have independent consultants. Payments can be made via transfer to Bank account.
Focusing on options, many people and companies use them to mitigate risk(hedge)  When used as a hedge the objective is not to win big, it is to create a more predictable outcome. Option traders win big by consistenly structuring trades with a high probability of success. In this way, they take 100 and turn it into 1000 with 100 small trades with a target profit of $10/trade.  Although options are a 'zero sum' game, a general theory among options traders is the stock market only has a 54-56 probability of profit(PoP) - skewed from 50-50 win/loss because the market tends to go up over a long time frame. Using Option trading strategies strategically, you have more control over PoP and you can set yourself up to win whether the security goes up/down/sideways.   A quick and dirty measure of PoP is an options' delta.  If the delta on a call option is 19, there is roughly a 19% chance your option will be in the money at expiration - or a 19% chance of hitting a home run and multiplyimg your money.  If the delta is 68, there is a 68% chance of a profitable trade or getting on base. There are more variables to this equation, but  I hope this clearly explains the essence.
Avoid talking to a person:  Just use an automated system, such as an ATM or a cellphone app.  Automated systems will ONLY scan for the RTN # and Account number at the bottom of the check (the funny looking blocky numbers). The automated system will not care who the check is made out to, or who is present, so long as you have an account to credit the money into, and the account number on the check can get the money debited properly.
This subreddit  (and r/advice) seems to be the only sub where you actually get help instead of getting scoffed at and being down voted into oblivion. Isn't relevant to this particular thread but I didn't want to post it separately. Glad this sub exists.
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That's funny because my girlfriend's 6S has more issues than my 5S. I wouldn't be surprised if it came to light that manufactures slow down their old models, but I've definitely seen the 6 have more issues than any other generation.
We cannot count on a repeat of Ford's action (especially if it was of necessity, but even if it was altruistic).  How many years -- months? -- before we start to see the impact of automation on the large scale?   Transportation alone is going to be massive, and the transition is no longer among the advancements that are perpetually '15-20 years' out.  It's on a clock now.    Maybe that will be enough to force our hand in redefining elements of our economic system.  However, if not, there will be no Ford-style necessity to raise wages.  Workers will be bent over a barrel, taking literally anything from employers, just so they can feed their families.    No offense to /u/proudoppressor, but he's completely mistaken if he thinks supply side economics has done anything but provided evidence that such a system is a vacuum of wealth.  More people may have jobs in this momentary snapshot, but those jobs are paying far less.  More people are working because it now takes two incomes to keep a family afloat.  And we're about to remove the ability of those people to find work.  Transportation is just one sector due for automation.  Add finance.  Add fast food and other minimum wage work...  I'm not a socialist.  I'm wary of how much power might be consolidated into the hands of a few.  But then I have to ask.... how is that any different than the path we're on now?  We're consolidating wealth and power into an oligarchical class, leaving what scraps for the common joe?    I'm not advocating radical solutions.  I'm asking anyone who reads this to process it.  Look at what it means, and look at creating some kind of foundation for when the bottom falls out.
"Journalists are not supposed to have an agenda so obvious as WaPo.  Also, Bezos also has a 600 mill contract w the CIA... who often plants information in WAPO.  If you call that ""Journalism"" you ought to get out more."
Dude, from my first comment my only argument is that the degree alone doesn't define competence.  I've been consistent and haven't change my mind on anything. I also never agreed that she got the job due to connections: haven't even taken a position on that since I don't know how she got it. You kept imagining meant things I never said.  Ghe sort of HR departments you're describing re nepotism etc are themselves incompetent. Contractors, on the other hand, perfectly fine.