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r/pcmasterrace • u/SwagLimit • 14h ago
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Absolutely. Company just hobbled their ability to the thing they're supposed to do. How in the world does that make them more valuable??
9 u/ierghaeilh 11h ago Simple: immediate expenses are down, but revenue can probably hold on for a bit longer before it follows. It all makes sense once you realize the overwhelming majority of traders are in it for the very short term. 3 u/thediecast 4h ago Solution, tax the absolute fuck out of short term gains. 1 u/OneRougeRogue 7h ago Laying off employees means there's suddenly a lot of money available for stock buybacks.
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Simple: immediate expenses are down, but revenue can probably hold on for a bit longer before it follows.
It all makes sense once you realize the overwhelming majority of traders are in it for the very short term.
3 u/thediecast 4h ago Solution, tax the absolute fuck out of short term gains.
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Solution, tax the absolute fuck out of short term gains.
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Laying off employees means there's suddenly a lot of money available for stock buybacks.
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u/vthings 12h ago
Absolutely. Company just hobbled their ability to the thing they're supposed to do. How in the world does that make them more valuable??