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Corporate Socialism.

Yeah, he bailed everyone out today. My loan was forgiven and I got around $4M over the last two days. I’m actually making some money now. That’s why I thought I could play in the stock market like the big boys.

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I have a question – this guy went public,

http://www.ratjoy.com/eos/stock-view.php?ss=KFC

then bought all the shares himself. But the value of the stock has fluctuated up and down ever since. What is driving that if no stock is changing hands?

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We’re not totally sure, but it’s partly a function of the company’s net worth.

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I went heavy into Tom Hanks Industry. Bought it just because of the .05 dividend, but the price has been moving steadily upwards.

The rest of the prices on stocks I’m invested in rarely make sense to me when they go up or down. I have 50k shares in a company with a 7.2 P/E ratio, which in the real world usually means it’s vastly undervalued. But it’s just kinda sitting there.

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Another OO family of stock FOOD just split 5 for 1 if anyone wants a good stock that’s going to fly back up in price.

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I’m going to continue to just sell my balls, like a real business man.

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I got in because of your tip. I’m waiting for that stock to fly any minute now… (with my luck, to the bottom).

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hehe

It’s run by a guy that knows what he’s doing, and if I recall the stock hit about $40 per share after a few days on the market before he split it. He’s got some big factories too, so I expect he’ll be able to expand even faster now.

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I bought $2M worth at $8.99. Grow, food, grow!

I see that they know the value of their pigs. I have thought that bacon manufactury would be a big business…

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I need to watch this thread more closely. I’ve missed all the good stock buys lately.

I haven’t decided when I want to go about having an IPO for Vought Co. (your favorite supplier of glass and chemical products!). I have noticed that, for glass and chemicals, the marketplace is a way better sales platform than retail-- I sell at slightly below market rates on the marketplace, but I totally make it up on volume. I’m probably going to end up selling my industrial store.

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FOOD is making me a lot of money.

The fact that I am a business naif newbie and I only got into it via a tip because of connections… it’s not what you know, it’s who you know.

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Yeah FOOD is doing excellent today… made me 14m so far.

And for anyone wanting a seat on the gravy train:

I’m planning on finally doing my IPO tomorrow around 7pm central time. My company is Lemon Industries (LI).

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I can’t believe I’ll be sitting on my laptop hitting refresh at 8pm Eastern on a Friday night…

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There are 432 k shares of FOOD available right now. If I had any money at all, they would be mine. But I don’t, so heads-up!

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So how do you figure out which products are good to get into producing? The B2B market doesn’t really make a whole lot of sense, at least after only an hour or so of fiddling around with it. How do I tell what’s competitive and where I can make a killing? Do I really have to manually figure out production costs on everything and compare that to what it’s selling for?

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Click on EOS-Pedia at the top right, and then go to Statistics. Start looking through the various product categories and you’ll get a list of product types and their demand and pricing levels.

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Thanks Pogo! Been playing almost daily for 2 weeks now and didn’t know that information could be found in the EoSPedia

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Can you run a ponzi scheme?

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VORCORP has gone public. Get it while the stocks hot (and cheap).

Specializes in Petroleum and Plastic products.

Rolling all the funds back into facility upgrades.

Going for long term growth, no dump and run stock options.

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Bought some.

How in the world do I tell exactly how much cash I have anyways?