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2024.05.18 14:54 krisolch Frontier Developments is really undervalued still even after a 100% rise.

I've done a lot of DD on FDEV and tracked them for years.
FDEV specialises in creating CMS games like Planet Zoo, Jurrasic World Evolution, Planet Coaster. This is where they are best and what their engine is based on. They use the Cobra game engine which was built in house by FDEV which means they don't pay fee's to Unreal Engine or Unity.
This works out well because it's easy to build more CMS games when the underlying engine is specifically made for this.
Their SP rocketed after COVID and plummeted recently before starting the rise again.
The main points are:
* Management destroyed major shareholder value by 'de-worsifying' revenue streams into unrelated games, see F1 manager, Realms of Ruin (a hilariously bad flop), frontier foundry publishing, etc. They wanted a similar success to Fifa games cash cow and paid a huge licensing fee for the f1 title. While this title is similar to a CMS game it was poorly executed and too niche for most players with a lot of features missing. It also meant they had to rush each year to build the new game.
This meant they had to do huge impairments due to massive losses and terrible ROIC. You can see the cashflow of each game in this IR presentation call: https://www.frontier.co.uk/investors
See slide 13 & 14.
* In recent updates management has realised their mistake and done a complete 180 and is back to focusing on their CMS core games only. This is the best thing and why I am bullish.
* The risk recently was that poor performance would continue and they would have to raise equity due to low cash. This is no longer a risk given the better than expected performance update (due to Planet Zoo console release).
Here's my actual and projections based on their upcoming games:
See post here (this sub doesn't allow images): https://www.reddit.com/ValueInvesting/comments/1cuwluf/frontier_developments_is_really_undervalued_still/
You can see they are releasing a new CMS game in 25, 26, 27 FY. The above projections ONLY take into account the announced new games, NOT any DLC or back catalogue sales. My below DCF revenue projections however do take into account all of this.
Imo the market hasn't fully priced in this turn around, partly due to the huge outflows currently in the UK stock market (which looks set to change once rates come down).
I've modelled my DCF based on the assumptions below:
See post here (this sub doesn't allow images): https://www.reddit.com/ValueInvesting/comments/1cuwluf/frontier_developments_is_really_undervalued_still/
* Jurrasic World 3, Planet Zoo 2 and Planet Coaster 2 will sell well like the originals did.
* Management will continue to focus ONLY on CMS games and stop the bs they did in the past of trying other games and publishing which. If this is the case then their ROIC will go up a lot back to 2019 levels.
* £350m in year 10 assumes 2 CMS games + DLC a year. I'm not 100% sure if 2 CMS games a year is possible due to the potential for cannibalisation of sales. However even with a lower year 10 revenue target they are still worth at least £5 a share.
* PlanetZoo is a massively popular game within this CMS genre and has really good shelf life. See the PlanetZoo subreddit for example.
* Management incentives seem okay, they earned 0 bonus in 2022, 2023 due to the terrible performance which is correct.
Risks:
* Jurrasic World 4 movie is set to release in 2025. If this is cancelled or delayed it will massively hurt Jurrasic World Evolution 3 sales.
* Jurrasic Survival game is set to come out later this FY, this has a different target market for users HOWEVER it's the same IP which means if it gets delayed and comes out closer to Jurrasic World Evolution 3 CMS game then it can cannibalise sales.
* Poor execution on new games. If the new games are not as rated as highly as the previous CMS games then this massively affects sales (less so for Jurrasic World Evolution 3 due to the IP).
* If management goes back to non-CMS games and other stuff then the ROIC goes back down and so do the margins and the above DCF is redundant.
I believe the above risks are quite low, my main concern is on execution and how good they deliver on the games.
Disclaimer: I own a lot of FDEV shares.
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2024.05.18 14:49 krisolch Frontier Developments is really undervalued still even after a 100% rise.

Frontier Developments is really undervalued still even after a 100% rise.
I've done a lot of DD on FDEV and tracked them for years.
FDEV specialises in creating CMS games like Planet Zoo, Jurrasic World Evolution, Planet Coaster. This is where they are best and what their engine is based on. They use the Cobra game engine which was built in house by FDEV which means they don't pay fee's to Unreal Engine or Unity.
This works out well because it's easy to build more CMS games when the underlying engine is specifically made for this.
Their SP rocketed after COVID and plummeted recently before starting the rise again.
The main points are:
  • Management destroyed major shareholder value by 'de-worsifying' revenue streams into unrelated games, see F1 manager, Realms of Ruin (a hilariously bad flop), frontier foundry publishing, etc. They wanted a similar success to Fifa games cash cow and paid a huge licensing fee for the f1 title. While this title is similar to a CMS game it was poorly executed and too niche for most players with a lot of features missing. It also meant they had to rush each year to build the new game.
This meant they had to do huge impairments due to massive losses and terrible ROIC. You can see the cashflow of each game in this IR presentation call: https://www.frontier.co.uk/investors/fy24-interim-financial-results-presentation
And presentation here: https://frontier-drupal.s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/production/frontier-corp/s3fs-public/frontier-fy24-interim-results-presentation.pdf
See slide 13 & 14.
  • In recent updates management has realised their mistake and done a complete 180 and is back to focusing on their CMS core games only. This is the best thing and why I am bullish.
  • The risk recently was that poor performance would continue and they would have to raise equity due to low cash. This is no longer a risk given the better than expected performance update (due to Planet Zoo console release).
Here's my actual and projections based on their upcoming games:
https://preview.redd.it/c2uyxi0xj61d1.png?width=1215&format=png&auto=webp&s=0c770978468119872afcef3aa95245798e707764
You can see they are releasing a new CMS game in 25, 26, 27 FY. The above projections ONLY take into account the announced new games, NOT any DLC or back catalogue sales. My below DCF revenue projections however do take into account all of this.
Imo the market hasn't fully priced in this turn around, partly due to the huge outflows currently in the UK stock market (which looks set to change once rates come down).
I've modelled my DCF based on the assumptions below:
  • Jurrasic World 3, Planet Zoo 2 and Planet Coaster 2 will sell well like the originals did.
  • Management will continue to focus ONLY on CMS games and stop the bs they did in the past of trying other games and publishing which. If this is the case then their ROIC will go up a lot back to 2019 levels.
  • £350m in year 10 assumes 2 CMS games + DLC a year. I'm not 100% sure if 2 CMS games a year is possible due to the potential for cannibalisation of sales. However even with a lower year 10 revenue target they are still worth at least £5 a share.
  • PlanetZoo is a massively popular game within this CMS genre and has really good shelf life. See the PlanetZoo subreddit for example.
  • Management incentives seem okay, they earned 0 bonus in 2022, 2023 due to the terrible performance which is correct.
https://preview.redd.it/kv6jao4ik61d1.png?width=2192&format=png&auto=webp&s=b4f0b1acfc2198b5148b1858b397a262c125e759
https://preview.redd.it/9u0filsal61d1.png?width=2192&format=png&auto=webp&s=a7fdfc2ed86579ba2bf134799d25d692f8674189
Risks:
  • Jurrasic World 4 movie is set to release in 2025. If this is cancelled or delayed it will massively hurt Jurrasic World Evolution 3 sales.
  • Jurrasic Survival game is set to come out later this FY, this has a different target market for users HOWEVER it's the same IP which means if it gets delayed and comes out closer to Jurrasic World Evolution 3 CMS game then it can cannibalise sales.
  • Poor execution on new games. If the new games are not as rated as highly as the previous CMS games then this massively affects sales (less so for Jurrasic World Evolution 3 due to the IP).
  • If management goes back to non-CMS games and other stuff then the ROIC goes back down and so do the margins and the above DCF is redundant.
I believe the above risks are quite low, my main concern is on execution and how good they deliver on the games.
Disclaimer: I own a lot of FDEV shares.
https://preview.redd.it/8xw3zjrfl61d1.png?width=2192&format=png&auto=webp&s=89d018bbc976fddbc36a57be514372f5fb849048
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2024.05.18 14:32 Physical-Craft-6389 Account Executive

Started after my intership at an advertising agency. My co-workers said that it's a good starter salary, especially with all the benefits. It's a very exciting but often stressfull job. In the long run, I want to be a marketing director for a well-known brand, but focus is on gaining experience at an agency, dealing with different clients in different indsutries etc.
FYI: An account executive in advertising is not a sales job, it's more client servicing/project management for different campaigns.
1. PERSONALIA
2. TYPE OF CONTRACT
3. WAGE CONDITIONS)
4. MOBILITY
5. OTHER CONDITIONS
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2024.05.18 14:30 Butthurtdiarreah The peculiar case of every free marketers wet dream (because it isn't really)

https://www.peoplespolicyproject.org/2018/03/09/how-capitalist-is-singapore-really/
The Singaporean state owns 90 percent of the country’s land. Remarkably, this level of ownership was not present from the beginning. In 1949, the state owned just 31 percent of the country’s land. It got up to 90 percent land ownership through decades of forced sales, or what people in the US call eminent domain.
The Singaporean state does not merely own the land. They directly develop it, especially for residential purposes. Over 80 percent of Singapore’s population lives in housing constructed by the country’s public housing agency HDB. The Singaporean government claims that around 90 percent of people living in HDB units “own” their home. But the way it really works is that, when a new HDB unit is built, the government sells a transferable 99-year lease for it. The value of that lease slowly declines as it approaches the 99-year mark, after which point the lease expires and possession of the HDB unit reverts back to the state. Thus, Singapore is a land where almost everyone is a long-term public housing tenant.
Then there are the state-owned enterprises, which they euphemistically call Government-linked Companies (GLCs). Through its sovereign wealth fund Temasek, the Singaporean government owns a large share (20% or more) of 20 companies (2012 figure). Together these companies make up 37% of the market capitalization of the Singaporean stock market. The state also owns a large share of 8 real estate investment trust (REIT) companies (2012 figure), which they call GLREITs. The value of the GLREITs make up 54% of the country’s total REIT market.
The sovereign wealth fund Temasek doesn’t just own domestic assets. It also is invested broadly throughout the world, especially in other Asian countries. In March of last year, Temasek had a net portfolio value of S$275 billion, which is equal to around 62% of the country’s annual GDP. To put this figure in more familiar terms, Temasek’s total holdings are equivalent to if the US government built a $12.4 trillion wealth fund.
The case of Singapore is more than just a funny gotcha to use against right-wingers. It actually raises an interesting question about what it is people care about when it comes to “capitalism” and “socialism.” Is capitalism primarily about markets or private ownership? Relatedly, is socialism primarily about ending markets or promoting collective ownership? Often these things are bundled together, but they are logically and practically separable. Singapore (and Norway, among others) shows that it is quite possible to collectively own the means of production while also using price systems to assist in the allocation of productive factors. This is what market socialists have been saying for a hundred years.
So I have to ask, just how Capitalist is Singapore, the " ideal model" of Lassiaze faire Capitalists?
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2024.05.18 14:25 lasocs On This Date, May 18th:

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2024.05.18 14:10 Money-Quantity-1845 How to identify the skills that will make you a millionaire

This is geared towards deciding what kind of service/consulting business you can start, or course you could create and sell. But also works for figuring out what kind of higher-paying job you can get, product-based business, etc.
PHASE 1: IDENTIFY
Take 30 minutes today, and 30 minutes tomorrow. Actually invest this time, over two separate days. It works 1000% better that way.
Write down as many answers as you can to the following questions:
1) What tasks are you good at?
(e.g. running, fixing cars, making girls laugh, brewing good coffee)
2) What skills have you learned well?
(e.g. programming, writing viral tweets, a sport)
3) What challenges have you overcome in life?
(e.g. fixed a stutter, overcome a phobia of X, dug yourself out of debt, lost 50 lbs)
4) In jobs you've had, what tasks did you do well at? Especially if you became the "go-to" guy when anyone needed this?
(e.g. calming down mad customers, creating excel spreadsheets, selling)
5) What's easy for you, that's hard for other people?
(finding great photo ops, getting girls' numbers, picking winning stocks)
Keep going until you get a MINIMUM of 30 things. 50 is better. If you don't have at least 30, think harder, and/or start asking friends what you're good at (this is a good thing to do anyway)
Once you have done that:
6) Find at least two friends and family who have known you for years. Ask them: "What have you noticed I am good at?" Ask them in a way that they can take time to give a thoughtful and thorough response (over text works well, since then you have a written record.) If they need prompting, help them with questions like:
This will give you many good additions to your list, which you would never have thought of on your own.
PHASE 2: CLASSIFY
Get a sheet of blank paper, divide it into 4 quadrants. Along the top, write "FEW <-> MANY". On the side, write "LOW <-> HIGH" (but write it sideways).
Take every single item you came up with in Phase 1, and classify it in two ways:
1) FEW vs MANY - How many people does this appeal to?
(e.g. Few: tuning your race car, advanced mathematics.
Many: get a raise at work, get more dates (for guys), find a great guy and keep him (for gals))
2) LOW vs HIGH price - what are people willing to PAY for this?
(e.g. Low: folding clothes, digging dirt, posting comments on twitter, how to throw a baseball
High: Writing advertisements that sell, finally getting in shape after failing at it for 20 years, launching a new high-paying career)
Write each into one of the 4 quadrants on your sheet of paper. If you're not sure, just guess - sort through them quickly, your first impression is fine.
PHASE 3: SORT
The sweet spot is MANY and HIGH PRICE. If you can solve a problem that many people have, and they're willing to pay an arm and a leg for, and you can actually solve that problem for people - that's the easiest to monetize.
For FEW and LOW price - forget about those.
In fact, forget about most LOW price - No one's going to give you stacks of cash for your high-end agency or course for repairing holes in socks.
The exception is something that is you feel you can serve to MANY people, at a profit. You come up with a unique product that you can sell worldwide through Walmart, for example.
Your best bets will probably be on the HIGH end. The more people who want it, the better.
PHASE 4: FILTER
Make a spreadsheet (or write it on paper) with your ideas in the first column, and then five more columns with these labels:
Evaluate your ideas on a scale of 1 to 5 for each of these facets:
  1. NEED. Is this something people desperately need? The more it is a "need" rather than a "want", people are more likely to pay for it.
    [5 = desperately need, 1 = completely optional]
  2. ENTRY. How easy is it for a competitor to clone your business, and compete with you? Barriers can include copyright/IP law protections, unique reputation or brand, ingrained habits of the market, etc.
    [5 = difficult to clone and compete, 1 = no barrier to competing]
  3. CONTROL: Do you have control over the product or service being sold, your pricing, etc.? Or is it controlled by some other entity (e.g. with affiliate marketing)?
    [5 = you have full control over every aspect of the business, 1 = some other entity has full control]
  4. SCALE: If it becomes profitable, can you ramp up sales (and profit) by a factor of 10? 100? 1,000? What is the MAXIMUM monthly profit this may grow to?
    AND: how easily can it ramp up to that limit?
    Do you have to hire, train and retain expensive employees to scale it?
    Or can you use automation to scale up without effort?
    A food cart on a street corner has a low upper limit to its profit. A nationwide restaurant chain can scale that 1000x, but that will cost a lot of money and time. In contrast, a SaaS computer program can quickly scale up worldwide, maybe even without having to bother hiring any employees at all.
    [5 = scale to the moon easily, 1 = cannot scale high or will be difficult/expensive to scale]
  5. TIMING - How much of YOUR time is required for the day-to-day operation? At the beginning, of course you will be fully involved. But is there at least a potential path to where it can continue to earn money without requiring a lot of your time?
    [5 = you can eventually drop off the grid for a month and it continues printing money, 1 = it only ever earns money while you are giving it your full attention]
Once you have ranked your ideas on these dimensions, select one you feel you can be successful with. An idea that is all 5's is likely to be much better than an idea that is all 1's, but in the end go with your gut.
PHASE 5: EXECUTE
Test it. Create an idea for how to make money on it - whether that's building a business around it (ideally), or getting a job/side hustle - and put that plan into action.
It'll either work or it won't. You'll either make $ or you won't. If not, asking people for feedback in this room. You may need to pick a different idea. Maybe the idea's great, and you need to execute differently.
But keep going, learn from your experiences, and NEVER GIVE UP. There is no failure, you either learn or succeed. The only possible failure is doing nothing and letting time pass by unused.
PRODUCTIVITY WHILE COOLING OFF.
A productive activity that takes very little effort is reading through the money room and spend a good amount of time going through it.
You’ll see how hundreds of guys are making real life building money. Go through them all, and find 5 that appeal to you, and the telegram username of who’s making money that way.
You should be able to answer basic questions. How much do they make monthly from that income source? How long did it take to make that income? How long did it take to get their first payday from that income source? Did they have any prior skills that were required to be able to start that income source? Etc.
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2024.05.18 14:04 TreborRelim NYSE out of Stock

NYSE out of Stock
https://preview.redd.it/zcj84lz0261d1.jpg?width=1024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d3caebca3ea03fb927574b22350f31817a95c803
I do not know shit about fuck. That being said. What if ....
the NYSE is out of GME Stock since Jan 2021 but they won´t admit it. If there is no stock, is it impossible to have a real price discovery? They have demand but no supply. It's literally not possible, right?! That would explain why we see huge positions of "sold, not purchased yet?" in the books of market makers. What to do besides trading sideways? Well, the business goes on.
It's probably not all of it. I think DFV returned because he saw that GME broke out of the Dorito of Doom. What was the reason for the breakout? Probably it was about time. Full-year profitability, successful candy con product launch, change of investment-policy and a lot of cash on hand. Looks promising, doesn't it? Time to break out. DFV intensifies the breakout. Retail traders exercising calls intensifies the breakout. But still, there are no real shares! How do they do real price discovery if the NYSE is still out of Stock?
In reality, something has changed.
Everybody knows besides public/retail investors. There is no real stock! Therefore nobody buys. And suddenly there is a few shares. 4/23/24 suddenly 13,471 hit the market. And another 7,779 hit the market. They are real. Finally, somebody can close his position and not only cover it, with something that is not real. In the end, these shares are sold for 10.15 USD. There is a huge demand for this tiny supply, it's not the stock market anymore but a Madhouse with auctions like in the good old days when humans were yelling numbers at each other. It goes on for some days and somebody who can cover its short position or FDTs or clients accounts or whatever gets real shares. Finally. A few lucky can secure these shares for higher and higher prizes. The last REAL share for only 80.01 USD. What a fire SALE!!
Until that, it was the longest Mexican stand-off in the history of markets. 3,5 years.
The Company in question knows about it for years but did not do anything about it. Instead, the company improved secretly. And just now the company is ready to show the new face and because its like a birthday party, GME delivers a brand new batch of stocks.
Only now since there are real shares and not the fucked up phantoms, that they claim to be real, we can have a real price discovery. Nobody knows how long the company will be selling this brand new batch of stock, they only know its 45 million max and probably just enough for one big player to get out of the trade and finally cover. Maybe to off set a risk. There is no waiting, as soon as these shares hit the market, the rocket is off. At the beginning probably for about 20-ish USD a share. But soon for way more.
In this Mexican standoff, nobody moved. Not the HF, not Retail, Not the SEC, no institution, nobody moved for 3,5 years and know the company is ready and has some hope in for those who just buy buy buy!
But the company maybe does not plan to sell this batch of fresh stock to the public. The company has something else in mind ... TEDDY.
Neither way, I have no reason to believe that this company is hurting me – a DRSed Investor – because our interests are aligned. They told me, what they want Full-year profitability first. Check. RC told us he would hold the board of directors of BBBY accountable for their actions. The fraud case is on. Check. They told us they would not telegraph their strategy. Check. They told us bad news early, good news on time. Bad News, Q1 is not great. Good news on the yearly Shareholder meeting. Just in Time ... Checkmate.
PLEASE NOTE I DO NOT KNOW SHIT ABOUT FUCK.
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2024.05.18 13:24 jdjenensnddn What’s the real value

What’s the real value
2017 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Crew CabZ71 LT Pickup 4D 6 1/2 ft 150,000
Found this truck for sale. Haven’t gone to crazy into my research yet. I know it’s bone stock except wheels and tires. Also needs a new front bumper but owner said they would have that fixed.
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2024.05.18 13:07 theorico GME: "There are no current plans, commitments or arrangements to make any acquisitions or investments." I.e. there can't be anything ongoing related to any acquisition or investment.

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2024.05.18 11:48 RepulsiveAthlete2880 Tax gain harvesting before leaving UAE

I have been investing since January 2020. I have just been buying VTI and VXUS. I am a US citizen, but I am a UAE resident. I am leaving the UAE in July and was wondering if I should sell my stocks, then rebuy them a day later to harvest the gains.
I have never sold any stocks, so I not exactly sure how it works. Would I have to pay US taxes on these sales/gains? Is it legal to sell them rebuy them?
Thanks in advance for any help!
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2024.05.18 11:08 theorico "There are no current plans, commitments or arrangements to make any acquisitions or investments." I.e. there can't be anything ongoing related to any acquisition or investment.

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2024.05.18 10:37 No_Secretary1847 FFIE TOTHEMOON PLS READ

REPOSTED FROM ANOTHER SECTION
READ
SPREAD THIS PLEASE!
Read to calm your nerves about FFIE. Just KEEP HOLDING. 🚀🚀
Everyone needs to read this. Info on todays battle!!
Seen this some Where else Not me. Not my post. Just trying to spread this information. Vote this up so everyone can see it!!!!!!
From another post (spread it around):
Are you asking yourself: "what now?" Here's an answer in "ape speak" for what we are waiting for. Please like and comment so others can see this post.
Okay so we held out with FFIE and ended the week nearly 2300% above what it was last week. This by itself is an amazing feat which accomplished 2 things:
We kept FFIE above 1 dollar, so it stays listed on NASDAQ (until it drops to 0.10 per share for 30 days which isn't likely for quite a while).
We made intentions for a short sale known to those who were betting it would be delisted, and eventually drop in price.
So what happens next?
Well, now the hedge funds have a decision to make:
They can cut their losses, and buy up the shares at current market value (this is the beginning of a cascade where we all get rich). Essentially, any share that a hedge fund purchases to mitigate their losses will increase the value of our shares.
They can continue to hold their shorted stock "loans" and hope the market drops again next week. If this is the case, we will need to continue to hold our shares until they crack (they pay a lot of money for each day they continue to short)
As of 1 h before market close, there were still 36 million shares being shorted.
What does this mean? It means that because Hedges believe our efforts are short lived, they didn't cancel their shorts and buy back their shorted stocks.
They are pretty much betting that the "meme" will die down soon and they can buy back their shorted stocks at a much lower price than it is right now.
Say, for example, the flame dies out, and people begin selling because they are scared or burnt out, and the share price on Monday (or aftermarket today) drops, they will be able to cover their shorts at a MUCH lower price.
This DOES NOT mean that the stock still wont jump up. But it does mean that it will jump up much less than it would've had we held out at 1 dollar. The higher the price per share, the more it will jump when the hedge funds are forced to buy back their shorts.
In the end, we only need to hold out long enough for the fees that they pay to become more expensive than it would be to just buy back their shares. Either way, they bleed. But one way, we take their money and get very wealthy.
Once one hedge fund cracks, and covers their shorts by purchasing shares, all of them will follow as it will become too expensive for all the hedge funds to hold out. This creates a "parabolic curve" as many have likely heard on various posts. Once the first hedge fund folds, this becomes officially known as a "squeeze." We hold until eventually all the hedge funds are either bankrupt (for not paying back their shorts), which will then be covered by the federal government, or until they all take MASSIVE losses and buy back their shorts.
Now, as for today, many people likely sold at peak, or once they started seeing red. Especially those who have never experienced a squeeze before (I was there in 2021 and sold out of fear). If this fits your description, please read the following:
The drop today was a maneuver known as a "SHORT LADDER."
This is a technique used by hedge funds to attempt to squash a short squeeze, and bring the price down of the stock. This is the hedge funds attempting to break you, using psychological warfare. Heres how they do it:
Step 1: They increase the share price (usually very quickly) to excite retail investors and make them think what we are doing is working. We saw this today starting about 1h after market opened this morning bringing price from 2.69 up to 3.87.
Step 2: Quickly sell every stock they bought to bring down the price to what it was before. This began approximately 2 hours after market opened today.
Now theoretically, this should only bring down the price to what it was before they bought right? Well with retail squeezers (us dumb apes), you see the shares dropping and start selling your shares in the hopes that you can still walk away with some earnings if you do it quickly enough. This is where they win.
If we all hold, the day ends at 2.69. But instead we ended at about 1.00. Meaning their ladder attack worked so well, that you monkeys got scared and sold your shares. Many of us (myself included) held out to give us another try next week and keep the flame alive.
Step 3: The hedge fund bears will try again, and again, and again (to look like a downwards staircase on the graph, hence the term "ladder") to make the fear worse, and worse, and worse, until there's nothing left and they can get away with shorting a company with very minimal losses.
Our solution, is to mimic exactly what DFV (AKA roaringkitty) did in 2021 with GameStop. We simply hold our shares. Will it put more pressure and make the spike come quicker if we buy more shares? Of course. But the reality is, at 2300% over what they shorted at, if we just even hold where we are at, eventually a hedge fund will fold and our shares will skyrocket.
Now to answer the big ticket question: When will we sell? The answer is as follows: after hedge funds crack, we will see the number of shorted shares decline dramatically. You cant base it off of the price of the share because they can manipulate those numbers to make it LOOK very promising.
Heres the link where you can check FFIE shorted shares numbers: https://fintel.io/ss/us/ffie
Processing img szhi9vxg221d1...
As of right now, the exact number is 36, 342,623. It has hardly changed since we began our squeeze. Once this number begins dropping, we broke a hedge fund and the cascade has begun.
The only risk at this point, is if we sell. We will be our own worst enemies. They will use tricks to make us sell. They will manipulate us. They will flood media with articles describing how we failed. They will use every tool in their power to scare us. But in the end, if we HOLD OUR GOD DAMN SHARES, they cant win.
There will be red days. There will be shutdowns of subreddits (like wallstreetbets back in 2021). There will be news articles. (like the hundreds already published demeaning us). There might even be threats of legal action (like they did to DFV). However, short squeezes are 100% legal, and will make us rich + make billionaire cheaters bleed.
Good luck fellow FFIE advocates. Buy at the dips to get back in. Hold your shares to ensure profits. And no matter what, remember,
APES. TOGETHER. STRONG. 🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀💎💎💎💎💎💎🤲🏻🤲🏻🤲🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
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2024.05.18 10:25 InevitableCream4031 READ

SPREAD THIS PLEASE!
Read to calm your nerves about FFIE. Just KEEP HOLDING. 🚀🚀
Everyone needs to read this. Info on todays battle!!
Seen this some Where else Not me. Not my post. Just trying to spread this information. Vote this up so everyone can see it!!!!!!
From another post (spread it around):
Are you asking yourself: "what now?" Here's an answer in "ape speak" for what we are waiting for. Please like and comment so others can see this post.
Okay so we held out with FFIE and ended the week nearly 2300% above what it was last week. This by itself is an amazing feat which accomplished 2 things:
We kept FFIE above 1 dollar, so it stays listed on NASDAQ (until it drops to 0.10 per share for 30 days which isn't likely for quite a while).
We made intentions for a short sale known to those who were betting it would be delisted, and eventually drop in price.
So what happens next?
Well, now the hedge funds have a decision to make:
They can cut their losses, and buy up the shares at current market value (this is the beginning of a cascade where we all get rich). Essentially, any share that a hedge fund purchases to mitigate their losses will increase the value of our shares.
They can continue to hold their shorted stock "loans" and hope the market drops again next week. If this is the case, we will need to continue to hold our shares until they crack (they pay a lot of money for each day they continue to short)
As of 1 h before market close, there were still 36 million shares being shorted.
What does this mean? It means that because Hedges believe our efforts are short lived, they didn't cancel their shorts and buy back their shorted stocks.
They are pretty much betting that the "meme" will die down soon and they can buy back their shorted stocks at a much lower price than it is right now.
Say, for example, the flame dies out, and people begin selling because they are scared or burnt out, and the share price on Monday (or aftermarket today) drops, they will be able to cover their shorts at a MUCH lower price.
This DOES NOT mean that the stock still wont jump up. But it does mean that it will jump up much less than it would've had we held out at 1 dollar. The higher the price per share, the more it will jump when the hedge funds are forced to buy back their shorts.
In the end, we only need to hold out long enough for the fees that they pay to become more expensive than it would be to just buy back their shares. Either way, they bleed. But one way, we take their money and get very wealthy.
Once one hedge fund cracks, and covers their shorts by purchasing shares, all of them will follow as it will become too expensive for all the hedge funds to hold out. This creates a "parabolic curve" as many have likely heard on various posts. Once the first hedge fund folds, this becomes officially known as a "squeeze." We hold until eventually all the hedge funds are either bankrupt (for not paying back their shorts), which will then be covered by the federal government, or until they all take MASSIVE losses and buy back their shorts.
Now, as for today, many people likely sold at peak, or once they started seeing red. Especially those who have never experienced a squeeze before (I was there in 2021 and sold out of fear). If this fits your description, please read the following:
The drop today was a maneuver known as a "SHORT LADDER."
This is a technique used by hedge funds to attempt to squash a short squeeze, and bring the price down of the stock. This is the hedge funds attempting to break you, using psychological warfare. Heres how they do it:
Step 1: They increase the share price (usually very quickly) to excite retail investors and make them think what we are doing is working. We saw this today starting about 1h after market opened this morning bringing price from 2.69 up to 3.87.
Step 2: Quickly sell every stock they bought to bring down the price to what it was before. This began approximately 2 hours after market opened today.
Now theoretically, this should only bring down the price to what it was before they bought right? Well with retail squeezers (us dumb apes), you see the shares dropping and start selling your shares in the hopes that you can still walk away with some earnings if you do it quickly enough. This is where they win.
If we all hold, the day ends at 2.69. But instead we ended at about 1.00. Meaning their ladder attack worked so well, that you monkeys got scared and sold your shares. Many of us (myself included) held out to give us another try next week and keep the flame alive.
Step 3: The hedge fund bears will try again, and again, and again (to look like a downwards staircase on the graph, hence the term "ladder") to make the fear worse, and worse, and worse, until there's nothing left and they can get away with shorting a company with very minimal losses.
Our solution, is to mimic exactly what DFV (AKA roaringkitty) did in 2021 with GameStop. We simply hold our shares. Will it put more pressure and make the spike come quicker if we buy more shares? Of course. But the reality is, at 2300% over what they shorted at, if we just even hold where we are at, eventually a hedge fund will fold and our shares will skyrocket.
Now to answer the big ticket question: When will we sell? The answer is as follows: after hedge funds crack, we will see the number of shorted shares decline dramatically. You cant base it off of the price of the share because they can manipulate those numbers to make it LOOK very promising.
Heres the link where you can check FFIE shorted shares numbers: https://fintel.io/ss/us/ffie
Processing img szhi9vxg221d1...
As of right now, the exact number is 36, 342,623. It has hardly changed since we began our squeeze. Once this number begins dropping, we broke a hedge fund and the cascade has begun.
The only risk at this point, is if we sell. We will be our own worst enemies. They will use tricks to make us sell. They will manipulate us. They will flood media with articles describing how we failed. They will use every tool in their power to scare us. But in the end, if we HOLD OUR GOD DAMN SHARES, they cant win.
There will be red days. There will be shutdowns of subreddits (like wallstreetbets back in 2021). There will be news articles. (like the hundreds already published demeaning us). There might even be threats of legal action (like they did to DFV). However, short squeezes are 100% legal, and will make us rich + make billionaire cheaters bleed.
Good luck fellow FFIE advocates. Buy at the dips to get back in. Hold your shares to ensure profits. And no matter what, remember,
APES. TOGETHER. STRONG. 🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀💎💎💎💎💎💎🤲🏻🤲🏻🤲🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
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2024.05.18 10:07 spunchy M&B 2024 Lecture 1: The Four Prices of Money

M&B 2024 Lecture 1: The Four Prices of Money
For our schedule and links to other discussions, see the Money and Banking 2024 master post.
This is the discussion thread for Economics of Money and Banking Lecture 1: The Four Prices of Money.
This lecture provides context for the course and introduces us to Perry Mehrling's "Money View" framework. We practice using the balance sheet (T-account) as an analytical tool to help us understand the machinery of money, banking, and finance.
NOTE: The videos in this lecture have been arranged out of chronological order, so Mehrling sometimes refers back to something he hasn't talked about yet.

Part 1: The Big Picture

This course represents a challenge to Fischer Black's assertion we don't need a theory of money separate from the theory of finance. Black abstracts away from liquidity by assuming that perfect liquidity is free and happens automatically. By contrast, Mehrling insists that central banks have a role in managing the liquidity problems that financial markets naturally encounter.
Grounded in permanent, uncontroversial features of money, the Money View framework provides an ideologically neutral language and toolkit for discussing and analyzing money. Globalization, technology, and the forces of politics continually reshape the monetary landscape. But the underlying nature of money and banking remains constant.
We start with the question of financial globalization. In the decade-plus since he delivered these lectures, Mehrling has further integrated the international monetary system into his Money View. His 2022 book, Money and Empire: Charles P. Kindleberger and the Dollar System tells the story of how the US dollar found itself at the center of that system.
Global money has its own terminology. In particular, the term capital flow describes any cross-border flow of money not associated with the purchase or sale of goods and services. Whenever they happen to cross national borders, lending, borrowing, and the purchase and sale of financial assets, all represent capital flows. When I borrow abroad or sell financial assets, money flows toward me. That's a capital inflow. When I lend abroad or buy financial assets, that's a capital outflow.
In the lecture, Mehrling shares a list of his intellectual predecessors in the American and UK Banking traditions. Notably, he leaves off John Hicks, whose ideas, especially from his 1989 book "A Market Theory of Money," are central to the intellectual development of the Money View. We will discuss a few chapters from that book in the coming weeks.

Part 2: Prerequisites?

This course doesn't use much math. And you don't need an economics background to get something out of the material. If you're familiar with other ways of thinking about money and banking (and finance), these lectures will eventually connect up with those perspectives.
Instead of using conventional approaches for teaching Money and Banking by first applying theory, Mehrling builds out his Money View framework from an examination of banking practice. What model of the world do bankers need to have in their heads in order to stay in business?

Part 3: What is a Bank, a Shadow Bank, A Central Bank?

Here is the stylized balance sheet of a prototypical bank.
https://preview.redd.it/gt7d8qk8651d1.png?width=281&format=png&auto=webp&s=deadb0e839c3fe7d8617d8216071a21e64ffc1a1
Assets are always on the left side of the balance sheet, and liabilities are always on the right. The difference in value between assets and liabilities is net worth. Unlike other entries on the liability side of the balance sheet, net worth doesn't represent a commitment to pay a specific amount of money. Instead, we can think of net worth as an IOU to the bank owners for what's left over after all the bank's debts have been paid.
On the asset side of its balance sheet, the bank keeps a reserve of money available to settle immediate payment obligations. This reserve is monetary liquidity. As long as the bank has reserves it can spend down (0 < Reserves), it can meet its payment obligations. The bank is liquid. Without reserves, the bank would always have to receive money at the exact instant it needs to pay it out.
We will often use the terms money and cash to refer to the settlement instrument—that which can be spent directly to settle payment commitments. The settlement instrument will only ever appear on a balance sheet as an asset. The same instrument that serves as money for one entity may appear as a liability on the balance sheet of another entity, the issuer, but it is not money to the issuer. It is credit.
The term reserves refers to any reserve of money held as an asset. Above, I have emphasized the bank's reserves by italicizing and bolding the balance-sheet entry. I will follow the convention throughout the course of highlighting money as the settlement instrument.
Assets other than cash (money) represent promised or expected cash inflows. Liabilities represent commitments for future cash outflows. The balance-sheet structure alone does not describe the time pattern of these cash flows. Nor does it tell us about market liquidity, funding liquidity, or even the regulatory constraints on reserves. It is hard to see liquidity by looking at a balance sheet alone.
A balance sheet is solvent if its net worth—assets less liabilities—is greater than zero. However, there is no single correct way to determine the price of assets. Should we add up the total promised cash flows implied by the assets? Should we discount those cash flows based on how far into the future they occur? Should we weight them based on risk of default? When should we ignore all that and mark to market? That is, when does it make the most sense to value assets based on the price we could sell them for right now?
Solvency is often a matter of appearance, whereas liquidity imposes an actual constraint. If you can't make a payment, you're dead. Continued operation depends on liquidity, not solvency.
Let's look at two side-by-side balance sheets to see what happens when someone deposits cash in a bank.
https://preview.redd.it/nzakihfc651d1.png?width=780&format=png&auto=webp&s=430587d285c5bb0eeae1036e0b706bcc3455d353
On these balance sheets, "cash" refers to coins and notes—the physical currency you might keep in your wallet. For the depositor, both cash and bank deposits are money. For the bank, only the cash is money.
We can also show this transaction using payment arrows.
https://preview.redd.it/ybyopq6e651d1.png?width=338&format=png&auto=webp&s=c377ad6ccb9a8ec7c0bd897c4fd915dd220eafbd
Following Borja Clavero's color-coding convention, I've shaded the creation of deposits green to denote payment by issuance. I've shaded the transfer of cash yellow to denote payment by assignment.
In this transaction, the bank issues new deposits to buy cash from the depositor. The cash moves from the depositor to the bank. In terms of quadruple-entry accounting, we call it an asset intermediation because the depositor ends up holding an IOU for cash instead of the cash itself.
When the central bank issues new money, it expands its balance sheet on both sides, just like a private commercial bank.
https://preview.redd.it/uzljjhth651d1.png?width=795&format=png&auto=webp&s=97ab3698ea4ab6436c8968690f3683ed3eef4d93
The central bank is a bank. It's just not correct to say that the central bank is printing money. It's expanding both sides of the balance sheet at the same time. —Lecture
On these balance sheets, the word "reserves" refers to the deposit liabilities of the central bank. We call them reserves because the private banking sector uses these central bank deposits as its settlement reserve.
The term "reserves" can mean at least two different things:
  1. Monetary assets held to meet immediate payment obligations.
  2. The deposits a commercial bank has on account at the central bank.
The balance sheet mechanics here are identical to when a commercial bank takes a cash deposit. Just as the commercial bank issues deposits to buy cash, the central bank issues reserves to buy Treasuries.
But there are a few key differences not captured by the balance sheets:
  1. The central bank has replaced a non-monetary asset (Treasuries) with money (reserves).
  2. The price of Treasuries can move relative to reserves.
  3. The central bank is not passively standing ready to redeem reserves for Treasuries.
The central bank is, however, standing ready to redeem reserves for cash (and vice-versa). Just like reserves, cash is another liability of the central bank. Banks can decide which form of central-bank liabilities they want to hold as reserve assets. It can be any mix of cash and reserve deposits.
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The payment of cash to the central bank is shaded red to denote payment by set-off. The reserve issuance is, again, payment by issuance. These two payments, taken together as a transaction, constitute a refinance operation. The commercial bank shifts the form of its money reserve from one central-bank liability to another.
https://preview.redd.it/pcf3416m651d1.png?width=338&format=png&auto=webp&s=245d783727a0cb78558fbfcf130cd84bc1d58bb9
A shadow bank is like a bank, but its assets and liabilities are both market-based instruments. It borrows from the market and lends to the market.
Shadow banking is money-market funding of capital-market lending. —Perry Mehrling
The money market is the market for very short-term borrowing, often overnight. A borrower can use the money market in two different ways.
  1. To cover a temporary payments deficit.
  2. To fund a long-term position by continually rolling over (renewing) money-market borrowing.
Shadow banking uses the money market for the latter.
The capital market is the market for trading long-term securities such as stocks and bonds.
https://preview.redd.it/stlwdwtp651d1.png?width=553&format=png&auto=webp&s=3a982e14f6c92eea2f657ebe10f31cebd3da7029
Notice that there is no money (cash reserve) on the balance sheet of this stylized shadow bank. In real life, shadow banking occurs on the balance sheets of entities that do have some kind of cash reserve. But for the shadow banking activity itself, liquidity is less about cash reserves and more about the ability to roll over short-term money-market funding. Traditional banking leans more on monetary liquidity (reserve assets), but both types of banking rely heavily on funding liquidity and market liquidity.

Part 4: Central Themes?

Two key ideas:
  1. Banking as a payment system
  2. Banking as market making
The payment system requires liquidity. If you're not liquid, you can't make payments. And liquidity comes from market-making dealers.
Mehrling has a 2015 blog post, Why is money difficult?, that describes some of the motivation for explaining money. It covers some of the same ground as Warsaw Lecture 1.
In my teaching, I have come to appreciate a variety of barriers that people bring with them to the study of money, and to appreciate the necessity of bringing these barriers up to consciousness as part of the process of learning. —Perry Mehrling, Why is money difficult?
We can summarize the "alchemy of banking" as:
All banking is a swap of IOUs. —Perry Mehrling
Depending on how we define "banking" and "swap of IOUs," the above statement might be true or not. For example, one might reasonably suggest that simply taking cash deposits is a "banking activity" that does not constitute a "swap of IOUs."
Nevertheless, "swap of IOUs" captures something important about banking. Banks predominately lend through a mutual obligation with borrowers.
https://preview.redd.it/f9ck1bmu651d1.png?width=338&format=png&auto=webp&s=e5184582513346893e3f243ac2c313f190899d42
Both the bank and the borrower expand their balance sheet on both sides.
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Each party now owes the other something. And it holds the other's liabilities as assets. The deposit is the bank's debt to the borrower. The loan is the borrower's debt to the bank.
The bank's deposit liabilities are special because the borrower can spend them as money. The bank deposits are money to the borrower. The borrower generally can't spend its own debt directly. It must exchange its own liabilities for bank liabilities.
Imagine that I want to pay you money to buy some goods. If I have money, it just works.
https://preview.redd.it/9ofq8qq1751d1.png?width=338&format=png&auto=webp&s=aeaa2dcae347afa55d8634d8381c0462b5583750
I give you the money. You give me the goods in exchange. We've swapped assets.
https://preview.redd.it/b8ahjc83751d1.png?width=647&format=png&auto=webp&s=db34a3ff7a9706a51840fa1f100784217dee728f
If I don't have money, but you know me, then maybe you'll accept my IOU as payment.
https://preview.redd.it/ce118635751d1.png?width=338&format=png&auto=webp&s=fc8b101216ebc9da0ae64ed463901678955afb18
Here are the balance sheets.
https://preview.redd.it/udhhwm77751d1.png?width=714&format=png&auto=webp&s=0108f0215ca48df27dfb1e22dd207a6fea8dfafe
My IOU still isn't money, though. It can't be passed around as a general means of payment. Just because you accepted it as payment doesn't mean you can turn around and spend it again.
If you refuse my IOU as payment, I must find a way to transform it into something you will accept. A bank can help.
https://preview.redd.it/lvrafjaa751d1.png?width=1083&format=png&auto=webp&s=40b50f7cd6a60a6eb236afa00311bfc0abe55f49
Money now exists where none existed before. The bank has "monetized" my IOU.
It is perhaps easier to see what's happening with payment arrows.
https://preview.redd.it/muq5hc3d751d1.png?width=688&format=png&auto=webp&s=d411a8a5cfac0838cd2ca6261b15ef2dda286464
On the left, lending from the bank creates money for me (1). Then, I spend the money to pay you (2). On the right, you end up holding money, which is a liability of the bank. The bank ends up holding the loan, which is a liability of me—my IOU.
The four prices of money:
  • Par — the price of one money in terms of another money right now
  • Interest Rate — the price of money today in terms of money tomorrow
  • Exchange Rate — the price of domestic money in terms of foreign (international) money
  • Price Level — the price of money in terms of commodities/goods
Par
"One money in terms of another money" does not mean the relative price of two different currencies. That's the exchange rate. Instead, par is the relative price of instruments denominated in the same standard monetary unit. It is normally a fixed one-to-one relationship.
We expect a quantity of bank deposits to be redeemable for the same quantity of physical cash, or the same quantity of bank deposits in another bank. By allowing us to move freely between these different instruments, par facilitates the smooth functioning of the payment system. We only tend to notice par when it breaks.
A bank's balance sheet seemingly has money both as an asset (cash reserves) and as a liability (deposits). But only the cash reserves are money from the perspective of the bank. The bank is responsible for maintaining par between these two instruments.
Interest Rate
When two parties swap IOUs, the fact that one party pays the other a fee to enter into the mutual obligation gives us a clue as to which party wants access to the other's liabilities. We call that fee interest. And the interest rate is the price.
When I pay interest on a bank loan, I'm paying for a service. The bank's IOU (deposits) is worth something to me. Interest is what I pay to get it.
Exchange Rate
Today, the main international money is the US dollar. In the late 19th century, it was the pound sterling or gold. In any case, what matters is the relative price between the domestic monetary standard and the international monetary standard. For our purposes, the important feature of an international gold standard isn't the "gold" part so much as it is the "international standard" part.
A fixed exchange rate system is largely analogous to a single monetary standard with par relationships between instruments. Flexible exchange rates are more complicated. We will explore flexible exchange rates in the second half of the course.
Price Level
Notice that when Mehrling justified a role for the central bank, he said nothing about managing inflation. Mehrling emphasizes the price level the least of the four prices of money. This is partly because other economists tend to over-emphasize the price level. Nevertheless, money is meaningless unless it has some actual goods and services to buy. So we don't want to forget the price level entirely.
We also know that stabilizing the price level alone isn't enough to ensure stability of the financial system. By setting aside the price level—and assuming an unproblematic monetary standard—we can more easily explore certain features the system built on top of that standard, how they function, and why they break.

Part 5: Readings: Allyn Young

We will discuss this reading on Wednesday, May 22nd.
These four chapters represent only a tiny fraction of Young's 36 total encyclopedia articles for the 1924/1929 edition of The Book of Popular Science. You can read the rest—and more—in Money and Growth: Selected papers of Allyn Abbott Young Edited by Perry Mehrling and Roger Sandilands. I have not read the other chapters.
Please post any questions and comments below. We will have a one-hour live discussion of Lecture 1 and Lecture 2 on Monday, May 20th, at 2:00pm EDT.
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2024.05.18 10:05 zestymangococonut Yard Sale in the North End

I have a good lead on a big yard sale this weekend:
Multi-family yard sale, SO MANY CLOTHES! (North Tacoma/bordering University Place) dates: saturday 2024-05-18 sunday 2024-05-19 start time: 9am Across from the Tacoma Musical Playhouse, corner of 6th ave and MacArthur, look for the signs 🙂
Sat May 18, 9am-6pm Sun May 19, 8am-4pm
*So many clothes: men's, women's, gender neutral, almost every size including women's plus and petite. A lot are new with tags. We were hoarding clothes for a boutique but have too much so thinning it out a lot. Some of the brands: Lots of vintage/retro and "alternative", Dickies, DC, lots of J Crew, Bill Blass, Ralph Lauren, Aritzia, Madewell, Industrial Threads, Free People, Liz Claiborne, Banana Republic, Athleta lots more!
*Shoes: Lots of brands and sizes! A number of "Pin-up" style heels, cone heels, stacked heel, patent leather Mary Jane’s, Vionic, Birkenstock, Vans, Converse, DC, Steve Madden, Old Navy....so much more!
*Purses/bags: A whole bunch! Lux De Ville, "brass knuckle" handbag, vintage styles, lots more!
*Hosiery: Spanx, stockings, fishnets, shapewear, including bodysuits, Brand New underwear, slips, 2 piece cami sets, and nightgowns...
*Furniture: vintage/retro, bar stools, dresser, desks, hanging lamp, dresser, Wakefield tables, MCM, hutch, ottoman IKEA...
*Books! Hardcover, coffee table, novels
*Household items, accessories, seasonal decor...
*Random things our young adult children have abandoned or outgrown or wanted to sell.
*A huge pile of puzzles!
*Handmade crafty items as well, such as scrabble tile pendants, cross stitch, jewelry
THERE WILL BE NEW INVENTORY STOCKED WITH MORE UNIQUE ITEMS THROUGHOUT THE WEEKEND
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2024.05.18 09:49 Cheeky_Spaff SPREAD THIS PLEASE!

Read to calm your nerves about FFIE. Just KEEP HOLDING. 🚀🚀
Everyone needs to read this. Info on todays battle!!
Seen this some Where else Not me. Not my post. Just trying to spread this information. Vote this up so everyone can see it!!!!!!
From another post (spread it around):
Are you asking yourself: "what now?" Here's an answer in "ape speak" for what we are waiting for. Please like and comment so others can see this post.
Okay so we held out with FFIE and ended the week nearly 2300% above what it was last week. This by itself is an amazing feat which accomplished 2 things:
We kept FFIE above 1 dollar, so it stays listed on NASDAQ (until it drops to 0.10 per share for 30 days which isn't likely for quite a while).
We made intentions for a short sale known to those who were betting it would be delisted, and eventually drop in price.
So what happens next?
Well, now the hedge funds have a decision to make:
They can cut their losses, and buy up the shares at current market value (this is the beginning of a cascade where we all get rich). Essentially, any share that a hedge fund purchases to mitigate their losses will increase the value of our shares.
They can continue to hold their shorted stock "loans" and hope the market drops again next week. If this is the case, we will need to continue to hold our shares until they crack (they pay a lot of money for each day they continue to short)
As of 1 h before market close, there were still 36 million shares being shorted.
What does this mean? It means that because Hedges believe our efforts are short lived, they didn't cancel their shorts and buy back their shorted stocks.
They are pretty much betting that the "meme" will die down soon and they can buy back their shorted stocks at a much lower price than it is right now.
Say, for example, the flame dies out, and people begin selling because they are scared or burnt out, and the share price on Monday (or aftermarket today) drops, they will be able to cover their shorts at a MUCH lower price.
This DOES NOT mean that the stock still wont jump up. But it does mean that it will jump up much less than it would've had we held out at 1 dollar. The higher the price per share, the more it will jump when the hedge funds are forced to buy back their shorts.
In the end, we only need to hold out long enough for the fees that they pay to become more expensive than it would be to just buy back their shares. Either way, they bleed. But one way, we take their money and get very wealthy.
Once one hedge fund cracks, and covers their shorts by purchasing shares, all of them will follow as it will become too expensive for all the hedge funds to hold out. This creates a "parabolic curve" as many have likely heard on various posts. Once the first hedge fund folds, this becomes officially known as a "squeeze." We hold until eventually all the hedge funds are either bankrupt (for not paying back their shorts), which will then be covered by the federal government, or until they all take MASSIVE losses and buy back their shorts.
Now, as for today, many people likely sold at peak, or once they started seeing red. Especially those who have never experienced a squeeze before (I was there in 2021 and sold out of fear). If this fits your description, please read the following:
The drop today was a maneuver known as a "SHORT LADDER."
This is a technique used by hedge funds to attempt to squash a short squeeze, and bring the price down of the stock. This is the hedge funds attempting to break you, using psychological warfare. Heres how they do it:
Step 1: They increase the share price (usually very quickly) to excite retail investors and make them think what we are doing is working. We saw this today starting about 1h after market opened this morning bringing price from 2.69 up to 3.87.
Step 2: Quickly sell every stock they bought to bring down the price to what it was before. This began approximately 2 hours after market opened today.
Now theoretically, this should only bring down the price to what it was before they bought right? Well with retail squeezers (us dumb apes), you see the shares dropping and start selling your shares in the hopes that you can still walk away with some earnings if you do it quickly enough. This is where they win.
If we all hold, the day ends at 2.69. But instead we ended at about 1.00. Meaning their ladder attack worked so well, that you monkeys got scared and sold your shares. Many of us (myself included) held out to give us another try next week and keep the flame alive.
Step 3: The hedge fund bears will try again, and again, and again (to look like a downwards staircase on the graph, hence the term "ladder") to make the fear worse, and worse, and worse, until there's nothing left and they can get away with shorting a company with very minimal losses.
Our solution, is to mimic exactly what DFV (AKA roaringkitty) did in 2021 with GameStop. We simply hold our shares. Will it put more pressure and make the spike come quicker if we buy more shares? Of course. But the reality is, at 2300% over what they shorted at, if we just even hold where we are at, eventually a hedge fund will fold and our shares will skyrocket.
Now to answer the big ticket question: When will we sell? The answer is as follows: after hedge funds crack, we will see the number of shorted shares decline dramatically. You cant base it off of the price of the share because they can manipulate those numbers to make it LOOK very promising.
Heres the link where you can check FFIE shorted shares numbers: https://fintel.io/ss/us/ffie
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As of right now, the exact number is 36, 342,623. It has hardly changed since we began our squeeze. Once this number begins dropping, we broke a hedge fund and the cascade has begun.
The only risk at this point, is if we sell. We will be our own worst enemies. They will use tricks to make us sell. They will manipulate us. They will flood media with articles describing how we failed. They will use every tool in their power to scare us. But in the end, if we HOLD OUR GOD DAMN SHARES, they cant win.
There will be red days. There will be shutdowns of subreddits (like wallstreetbets back in 2021). There will be news articles. (like the hundreds already published demeaning us). There might even be threats of legal action (like they did to DFV). However, short squeezes are 100% legal, and will make us rich + make billionaire cheaters bleed.
Good luck fellow FFIE advocates. Buy at the dips to get back in. Hold your shares to ensure profits. And no matter what, remember,
APES. TOGETHER. STRONG. 🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀💎💎💎💎💎💎🤲🏻🤲🏻🤲🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
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2024.05.18 09:47 barks_and_clangs Looking to sell 2X1 exhaust interceptor

Looking to sell 2X1 exhaust interceptor
Kindly DM if interested, giving at throwaway price
Reason for sale: I sold my motorcycle to a dealer and he wanted stock exhaust, so I have these lying useless for more than an year now
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2024.05.18 09:41 24billions Accountant Resume Format in Word Free Download

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2024.05.18 09:28 NabuKudurru Stock up 50% its still a scam and literal bait for you who don't know

The stock has been going up a small amount recently as they prepare to leave NASDAQ and go over the counter.
note that they have not released any financial reports either for full year 2023 or q1 2024. this give NASDAQ permission to kick them out and then for them to go OTC and keep doing the share sales and Reverse Splits they have been doing for the last years.
They cannot continue in NASDAQ because they have rules on how often and to what ratios they can delete the shares through reverse split and they capped it with that 65 for 1 split in January.
Note that even if the stock has gone up 50% in the last 2 weeks anyone who invested before Jan 2024 is still down about 85%
again i repeat IT IS A SCAM AND YOU ARE THE TARGET
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2024.05.18 09:22 KeyProfessional6390 The Stages of a Startup: A Journey from Idea to Success

Embarking on the entrepreneurial journey can be exhilarating and daunting at the same time. Navigating through the stages of a startup involves numerous steps, each with its own set of challenges and rewards. Understanding these stages can provide aspiring entrepreneurs with a roadmap, making the process a bit more manageable. This blog will delve into the key stages of a startup, offering insights and tips for each phase.

  1. Idea Generation and Validation

Every startup begins with an idea. This initial stage is all about idea generation and validation. The goal is to identify a problem that needs solving or a gap in the market that your product or service can fill. It's crucial to brainstorm and refine your ideas to ensure they are feasible and have potential.

Tips for Idea Generation

Validating Your Idea
Once you have a promising idea, the next step is validation. This involves researching the market, conducting surveys, and seeking feedback from potential customers. The objective is to ensure there is a demand for your product or service before investing significant time and resources.

Key Activities

  1. Planning and Development

With a validated idea, it's time to move into the planning and development phase. This stage involves creating a detailed business plan and starting the development of your product or service.

Creating a Business Plan
A well-structured business plan is essential for outlining your business goals, strategies, and the steps needed to achieve them. It typically includes:

Product Development
During this phase, you'll work on developing your product or service. This may involve creating prototypes, coding software, or setting up manufacturing processes. It's crucial to keep refining and improving your offering based on ongoing feedback.

Key Activities

  1. Launch

The launch stage is when your product or service is introduced to the market. This phase requires careful planning and execution to ensure a successful debut.

Pre-Launch Preparations

Launch Day
On launch day, everything comes together. It's a critical moment to showcase your product and make a strong first impression. Make sure to monitor customer feedback and be ready to address any issues promptly.

Key Activities



  1. Growth and Scaling

After the initial launch, the next phase is growth and scaling. This stage focuses on expanding your customer base, increasing revenue, and optimizing operations. It's a period of rapid development and requires strategic planning to ensure sustainable growth.

Strategies for Growth

Scaling Operations
As your startup grows, scaling your operations is essential to handle increased demand efficiently. This might include automating processes, expanding your team, and improving your supply chain management.

Key Activities

  1. Maturity and Optimization

In the maturity and optimization stage, your startup has established itself in the market. The focus shifts to maximizing profitability, optimizing processes, and maintaining market position.

Continuous Improvement

Strategic Partnerships
Forming strategic partnerships can provide new opportunities for growth. Collaborate with other businesses, explore joint ventures, or seek strategic alliances that can enhance your product offerings or market reach.

Key Activities

  1. Exit Strategy

The final stage of a startup's lifecycle is developing an exit strategy. This is when founders and investors decide how and when to exit the business, either by selling it, merging with another company, or going public.

Types of Exit Strategies

Preparing for Exit
Preparing for an exit involves ensuring that your business is attractive to potential buyers or investors. This includes having robust financials, a strong customer base, and a solid growth trajectory.

Key Activities

Conclusion

Navigating through the stages of a startup requires resilience, adaptability, and strategic planning. From the initial idea generation and validation to the final exit strategy, each stage presents unique challenges and opportunities. By understanding and preparing for these stages, entrepreneurs can increase their chances of building a successful and sustainable business.

Embarking on the startup journey is a thrilling adventure. It's a path filled with highs and lows, learning experiences, and ultimately, the satisfaction of creating something impactful. Whether you're at the beginning of your journey or looking to optimize and scale, having a clear understanding of the stages of a startup can serve as your guide to entrepreneurial success.
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2024.05.18 09:18 Danwho25 [SALE] URGENT SALE of My Collection with 71 Figures (Batch 8)

[SALE] URGENT SALE of My Collection with 71 Figures (Batch 8)
Hi Everyone!
Life threw lemons at me so I'm urgently needing to sell most of my scale figures/PVC and Nendoroids, this is my continued sale post for my figures as I'm still trying to get things organised before posting more.
I also just want to thank everyone who has shown interest in my past previous posts and bought something from me! It has been a big help with life and these lemons! I'm trying my best with selling as much as I can with the time I've got organising this as well as just dealing with all of it.
I'm still urgently needing to sell more, so I am continuing my posts here with a total of 71 new and existing figures that I've got organised and ready to sell before posting more.
Payments will be made on PayPal Goods and Services (no fees) for the figure + shipping. I'm also able to accept pay in 4 installments upon request as an option! My price will be charged in AUD but I put a ballpoint cost in USD for reference with the current exchange rates. I am based in Sydney, Australia but I ship worldwide!
Prices may be negotiable or if you have an offer within reason. :)
Please refer to the pictures at the bottom or use this verification: https://imgur.com/a/kyLX9aU
Please let me know if you have more questions, want more photos or clarifications, have an offer, either via PM or in the comments! Thank you!
Also, keep your eyes peeled for upcoming sale posts within the next few weeks from me :)
GROUP 1
Figure Condiion Price AUD Rough Price USD (for reference)
One Piece - Dracule Mihawk - Portrait Of Pirates Maximum (MegaHouse) BNIB $430 $285
One Piece - Nico Robin - Excellent Model - Portrait Of Pirates Strong Edition - 1/8 (MegaHouse) Opened, displayed in acrylic box $120 $80
Boku no Hero Academia - Hawks - ARTFX J - 1/8 (Kotobukiya) BNIB $200 $130
Gekijouban Jujutsu Kaisen 0 - Gojou Satoru - ARTFX J - 1/8 - Gekijouban Jujutsu Kaisen 0 Ver. (Kotobukiya) BNIB $180 $120
Quanzhi Gaoshou - Ye Xiu - 1/8 (Good Smile Company, Hobby Max) BNIB $130 $85
Quanzhi Gaoshou - Yi Ye Zhi Qiu - 1/7 - Ye Xiu Ver. (Good Smile Arts Shanghai, Good Smile Company) BNIB $300 $195
Fire Emblem: Akatsuki no Megami - Ike - 1/7 (Intelligent Systems) BNIB $310 $205
Mo Dao Zu Shi - Wei Wuxian - Pop Up Parade (Good Smile Arts Shanghai, Good Smile Company) BNIB $110 $72
Mo Dao Zu Shi - Lan Wangji - Pop Up Parade (Good Smile Arts Shanghai, Good Smile Company) BNIB $110 $72
Jujutsu Kaisen - Nanami Kento - Pop Up Parade (Good Smile Company) BNIB $55 $36
GROUP 2
Figure Condiion Price AUD Rough Price USD (for reference)
One Piece - Sabo - Grandista - Grandista -The Grandline Men- (Bandai Spirits) Only box opened, never dispalyed $35 $23
One Piece - Eustass Kid - Excellent Model - Portrait Of Pirates Limited Edition - 1/8 (MegaHouse) BNIB $450 $298
One Piece - Roronoa Zoro - Portrait of Pirates "Warriors Alliance" - 1/8 - Zorojuurou (MegaHouse) Opened, displayed in acrylic box $300 $198
One Piece - Sir Crocodile - Portrait of Pirates "MAS-Maximum" (MegaHouse) BNIB $430 $285
One Piece - Donquixote Doflamingo - Portrait Of Pirates "SA-MAXIMUM" - Heavenly Demon (MegaHouse) BNIB $430 $285
One Piece - Hattori - Rob Lucci - Excellent Model - Portrait Of Pirates Limited Edition - 1/8 - Ver.1.5 (MegaHouse) Opened, displayed in acrylic box $120 $80
One Piece - Tony Tony Chopper - Portrait of Pirates "Warriors Alliance" - Choppermon (MegaHouse) BNIB $140 $92
One Piece Stampede - Monkey D. Luffy - Ichiban Kuji - Ichiban Kuji One Piece One Piece All Star - The Movie (Bandai Spirits) Only box opened, never displayed $35 $23
Tokyo卍Revengers - Sano Manjirou (F-collection) BNIB $70 $46
GROUP 3
Figure Condiion Price AUD Rough Price USD (for reference)
Boku no Hero Academia - Todoroki Shoto - 1/8 - School Uniform Ver. (Bell Fine, Takara Tomy) BNIB $95 $62
Fate/Grand Order - Cú Chulainn - 1/8 - Lancer (Orange Rouge) Opened, briefly displayed in cabinet $220 $146
Gotoubun no Hanayome - Nakano Ichika - 1/8 (Kotobukiya) BNIB, box is damaged $150 $99
Gotoubun no Hanayome - Nakano Miku - 1/8 (Kotobukiya) BNIB $190 $125
Gotoubun no Hanayome - Nakano Yotsuba - 1/8 (Kotobukiya) BNIB $180 $120
Kimetsu no Yaiba - Kochou Shinobu - Ichiban Kuji Kimetsu no Yaiba ~San~ (A Prize) (Bandai Spirits) BNIB $50 $33
Kimetsu no Yaiba - Tomioka Giyuu - Ichiban Kuji Kimetsu no Yaiba ~Ni~ (A Prize) (Bandai Spirits) BNIB $50 $33
Kimetsu no Yaiba - Kamado Tanjirou - 1/8 - Seiseiruten, Deluxe Edition (Aniplex, Wing) BNIB $240 $158
Kimetsu no Yaiba - Kamado Nezuko - 1/8 - Bakketsu (Aniplex, Wing) BNIB $215 $142
Kimetsu no Yaiba - Yuukaku-hen - Kamado Nezuko - 1/8 - Onika Shinkouji Ver. (Aniplex, Wing) BNIB $260 $172
GROUP 4
Figure Condiion Price AUD Rough Price USD (for reference)
Spy × Family - Anya Forger - Bond Forger - Figuarts ZERO - Mission Complete! (Bandai Spirits) Opened, displayed in cabinet $40 $26
Spy × Family - Anya Forger - F:Nex - 1/7 (FuRyu) BNIB $180 $119
Shingeki no Kyojin - Eren Yeager - Pop Up Parade - Attack Titan Ver. (Good Smile Company) BNIB $95 $62
Shingeki no Kyojin The Final Season - Reiner Braun - Pop Up Parade (Good Smile Company) BNIB $85 $56
Shingeki no Kyojin The Final Season - Eren Yeager - Pop Up Parade (Good Smile Company) BNIB $70 $46
Tate no Yuusha no Nariagari Season 2 - Filo - Pop Up Parade (Good Smile Company) BNIB $60 $39
To Aru Majutsu no Index III - Accelerator - 1/7 (Emontoys) BNIB $370 $244
Free! - Tachibana Makoto - ALTAiR - 1/8 (Alter, Hobby Stock) Opened, briefly displayed in cabinet $100 $66
Fate/Grand Order - Gilgamesh - 1/8 - Caster (Orange Rouge) BNIB $170 $112
Tensei Shitara Slime Datta Ken - Milim Nava - Ramiris - Ichiban Kuji Tensei shitara Slime Datta Ken Maou-tachi no Utage ~Walpurgis~ (B Prize) (Bandai Spirits) BNIB $110 $72
GROUP 5
Figure Condiion Price AUD Rough Price USD (for reference)
Naruto Shippuuden - Kyuubi - Uzumaki Naruto - (#682) Nendoroid BNIB $100 $66
Naruto Shippuuden - Hatake Kakashi - (#1636) - Anbu Black Ops Ver. Nendoroid BNIB $100 $66
Naruto Shippuuden - Uchiha Itachi - (#1726) - Anbu Black Ops Ver. Nendoroid BNIB $100 $66
Shingeki no Kyojin - Levi - (#390) Nendoroid BNIB $80 $52
Shingeki no Kyojin The Final Season - Reiner Braun - (#1893) Nendoroid BNIB $90 $59
Shingeki no Kyojin The Final Season - Eren Yeager - (#2000) - The Final Season Ver. Nendoroid BNIB $105 $69
Horimiya - Miyamura Izumi - (#1597) Nendoroid BNIB $100 $66
Touken Ranbu Online - Yamanbagiri Chougi - (#1464) Nendoroid BNIB $100 $66
Jian Wang 3 - Shen Jianxin - (#1342) Nendoroid BNIB $40 $26
Fate/Grand Order - Cú Chulainn - (#1366) - Lancer Nendoroid BNIB $85 $56
GROUP 6
Figure Condiion Price AUD Rough Price USD (for reference)
Gujian 3 - Bei Luo - (#1471) Nendoroid BNIB $75 $49
Quanzhi Gaoshou - Han Wenqing - (#1315) Nendoroid BNIB $95 $62
Tenki no Ko - Amano Hina - (#1192) Nendoroid BNIB $105 $69
Tenki no Ko - Ame - Morishima Hodaka - (#1198) Nendoroid BNIB $105 $69
Arknights - Thorns - (#1679) Nendoroid BNIB $90 $59
Jujutsu Kaisen - Itadori Yuuji - (#1479) Nendoroid BNIB $70 $46
Jujutsu Kaisen - Inumaki Toge - (#1750) Nendoroid BNIB $80 $52
Jujutsu Kaisen - Sukuna - (#1834) Nendoroid BNIB $80 $52
TinyTan - SUGA - (#1803) Nendoroid BNIB $80 $52
TinyTan - V - (#1806) Nendoroid BNIB $80 $52
GROUP 7
Figure Condiion Price AUD Rough Price USD (for reference)
Tate no Yuusha no Nariagari - Filo - (#1295) Nendoroid BNIB $125 $83
Jian Wang 3 - Zhuang Hua Ye Ying - (#1556) Nendoroid BNIB $95 $63
Komi-san wa Komyushou Desu. - Komi Shouko - (#1853) Nendoroid BNIB $80 $52
Jojo no Kimyou na Bouken - Phantom Blood - Jonathan Joestar - (#1602) Nendoroid BNIB $80 $52
Shaman King - Amidamaru - Asakura You - (#1709) Nendoroid BNIB $80 $52
GROUP 8
Figure Condiion Price AUD Rough Price USD (for reference)
One Piece - Monkey D. Luffy - Look Up (MegaHouse) BNIB $55 $36
One Piece - Roronoa Zoro - Look Up (MegaHouse) BNIB $55 $36
Nanatsu no Taizai - Ban - Ichiban Kuji - Ichiban Kuji Nanatsu no Taizai - Oujo to Meliodas no Bouken - Special Color Version (Banpresto) BNIB $50 $33
Gotoubun no Hanayome ∬ - Nakano Ichika - Coreful Figure - Seifuku ver. (Taito) BNIB $35 $23
Boku no Hero Academia - Bakugo Katsuki - Ichiban Kuji Boku no Hero Academia Fighting Heroes feat. Smash Rising (Bandai Spirits) No box $25 $16
Boku no Hero Academia - Midoriya Izuku - Ichiban Kuji Boku no Hero Academia Fighting Heroes feat. Smash Rising (Bandai Spirits) No box, missing foot stand $22 $14
Boku no Hero Academia - Todoroki Shoto - Ichiban Kuji Boku no Hero Academia Fighting Heroes feat. Smash Rising (Bandai Spirits) No box $25 $16
Pictures:
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Group 3
Group 4
Group 5
Group 6
Group 7
Group 8
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