> people lose their jobs etc.

People losing jobs doesn't have to be a bad thing.

What's worse, having them lose jobs and then we pay them for doing nothing / coming up with doing something useful?

Or paying them and they stay in their useless job?

The problem is that society chooses to stop paying the people who lose their jobs because 'it was their own fault' or something... And then people don't want to lose jobs but they keep doing stuff that's useless or even detrimental to society.

The bad thing happens is when people lose jobs but those were useful jobs.

It gives me the hope of *fucking a hedge manager , so we are the same same.. but different.. but still same.

You can also just pay for empty buildings, if you just want to make sure idiots can pay their bills... no need to have people there.

Bitcoin will survive. Blockchain will survive. The question is whether all these shitcoins survive, and I think the answer is no. Not in the U.S. at least.

If you have an ICO and reserve a bunch of the supply for yourself, the founder(s) and dev team, you’re registering as a security or not operating lawfully in the U.S. is where this is going. Otherwise you launch like Bitcoin did and are then clearly not a security.

The days of “cryptoChef2020” making up a token out of thin air or a blatant copy of an Open Source project, gives himself 20% of the supply and his “dev team” 20% of the supply, holds an ICO on his own with vaporware/copied code behind it he pumped, then either skips town or legit tries to make the tech gain adoption for a little while to ease his conscience and might get listed on Coinbase are going to be gone soon if not already.

Man, I thought I was so clever dumping cash in PLD thinking it's the easiest investment ever, then it tanked to below 100 bucks like 3 weeks after I bought in.

Commercial rates never declined that much compared to residential rates.

Isn’t this what the entire NYC economy/401k system relies on?

Alot of these expenses are non-cash and to have Q4 2022 have more telehealth than Q4 2021 is quite suprising. Compare EBITDA for apples to apples.

There is a delay is advertising spending vs initial return. You try and match, but the timing is never perfect.

Any FS can look like shit if you cover it in red marks and bad emojis.

Not saying teledoc is great, more that this analysis is *puke emoji*

Local government budgets are about to burn. Hope they saved some of that relief money for a rainy day because they are going to need it.

I’m low key jealous

another way of saying that employers are unwilling to pay to train in their niche. That the onus is on the prospective employee to already have the skills is the biggest con in America.

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lol this guy got every bearish play of his wrong and is trying to cope hard

In person, she is incredibly magnetic and charismatic. So you’ve got no chance.

They ll never make money with their shitty business model and shitty engineering

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Goodness. No shortage of fucking morons out there

When was it ever legal lol

Because why does it matter?

"Stocks are valued at a billion PE"

-"BUT WHAT ABOUT THE UNEMPLOYMENT"

??

Block’s gross profit is a better proxy for revenue, which is why their investor presentations highlight gross profit instead of revenue.

Payments companies typically trade on net revenue, which nets out transaction costs (mostly interchange revenue they pay to the card networks and issuing banks).

Block’s top-line revenue is gross revenue and transaction costs are included in COGS.

Additionally, for the consumer side, as others mentioned, Bitcoin revenue is largely a pass through because Block buys the Bitcoin that their customers purchase. They make basically no gross profit on their crypto business.

On a net basis, if total revenue is flat, but Bitcoin revenue declined significantly, then it wants their core gross margin positive business is growing.

TLDR - Gross profit is a better proxy for top-line growth, and that grew by 35%

Well said & i confirm

i still do not understand why many people focus a lot on the unemployment rate?

check the chart https://tradingeconomics.com/canada/unemployment-rate in 2000s market crash the unemployment rate did not increase.

She has God on her side.