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chewer (choice -1.64%, He has had an eventful journey in his relatively short life. It was established in 2011 as an online retailer for pet food and other pet related products. It was then acquired by PetSmart in 2017, launched an online pet pharmacy the following year, and spun off in an IPO in 2019. Chevy has impressed investors since its public debut. Between 2019 and 2022, its revenue grew…

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my favorite thing about wigglersim is when the opening page makes a dig at you for raising a lot of lowbloods and like yes. i am broke. burgundy eggs are cheap and i am very good at boosting their stats to turn a profit

[vaspider]

While I'm writing things that I've been intending to write for a while... one of the things that I think that a lot of people who haven't been involved in like... banking or corporate shenaniganry miss about why our economy is its current flavor of total fuckery is the concept of "fiduciary duty to shareholders."

"Why does every corporation pursue endless growth?" Fiduciary duty to shareholders.

"Why do corporations treat workers the way they do?" Fiduciary duty to shareholders.

"Why do corporations make such bass-ackwards decisions about what's 'good for' the company?" Fiduciary duty to shareholders.

The legal purpose of a corporation with shareholders -- its only true purpose -- is the generation of revenue/returns for shareholders. Period. That's it. Anything else it does is secondary to that. Sustainability of business, treatment of workers, sustainability and quality of product, those things are functionally and legally second to generating revenue for shareholders. Again, period, end of story. There is no other function of a corporation, and all of its extensive legal privileges exist to allow it to do that.

"But Spider," you might say, "that sounds like corporations only exist in current business in order to extract as much money and value as possible from the people actually doing the work and transfer it up to the people who aren't actually doing the work!"

Yes. You are correct. Thank you for coming with me to that realization. You are incredibly smart and also attractive.

You might also say, "but Spider, is this a legal obligation? Could those running a company be held legally responsible for failing their obligations if they prioritize sustainability or quality of product or care of workers above returns for shareholders?"

Yes! They absolutely can! Isn't that terrifying? Also you look great today, you're terribly clever for thinking about these things. The board and officers of a corporation can be held legally responsible to varying degrees for failing to maximize shareholder value.

And that, my friends, is why corporations do things that don't seem to make any fucking sense, and why 'continuous growth' is valued above literally anything else: because it fucking has to be.

If you're thinking that this doesn't sound like a sustainable economic model, you're not alone. People who are much smarter than both of us, and probably nearly as attractive, have written a proposal for how to change corporate law in order to create a more sensible and sustainable economy. This is one of several proposals, and while I don't agree with all of this stuff, I think that reading it will really help people as a springboard to understanding exactly why our economy is as fucked up as it is, and why just saying 'well then don't pursue eternal growth' isn't going to work -- because right now it legally can't. We'd need to change -- and we can change -- the laws around corporate governance.

This concept of 'shareholder primacy' and the fiduciary duty to shareholders is one I had to learn when I was getting my securities licenses, and every time I see people confusedly asking why corporations try to grow grow grow in a way that only makes sense if you're a tumor, I sigh and think, 'yeah, fiduciary duty to shareholders.'

(And this is why Emet and I have refused to seek investors for NK -- we might become beholden to make decisions which maximize investor return, and that would get in the way of being able to fully support our people and our values and say the things we started this company to say.)

Anyway, you should read up on these concepts if you're not familiar. It's pretty eye-opening.

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Smart Money Information: MATIC Coin and This are in 2!

The cryptocurrency market offers an environment where there is always fluctuation and change. In this dynamic environment, investors follow the footsteps of the smart money to come out useful. According to Nansen information dated March 24, 2024, smart money investments in the Ethereum network paint a striking picture. Investments in MATIC coin and CELL and the decline in AMPL provide valuable…

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Unlocking Financial Freedom: The Best Investment Strategies for Long-Term Wealth Growth

1. Diversification: The Key to Mitigating Risk

Diversification is a fundamental principle in investment strategy. By spreading your investments across various asset classes such as stocks, bonds, real estate, and commodities, you can minimize the impact of market volatility on your portfolio. This strategy helps cushion against losses in any single investment and enhances the overall stability of your financial portfolio.

2. Long-Term Vision: Harnessing the Power of Compound Interest

Investing with a long-term perspective is paramount for wealth accumulation. Compounding allows your investment returns to generate additional earnings over time, snowballing your wealth exponentially. By starting early and staying committed to your investment plan, you can harness the full potential of compounding, maximizing your returns and securing a financially prosperous future.

3. Risk Tolerance Assessment: Finding Your Investment Comfort Zone

Understanding your risk tolerance is essential in crafting an investment strategy that suits your individual preferences and circumstances. While higher-risk investments often yield greater returns, they also come with increased volatility and the potential for significant losses. Conversely, lower-risk investments offer stability but may deliver more modest returns. By conducting a thorough risk assessment, you can strike a balance between risk and reward that aligns with your comfort level and financial objectives.

4. Asset Allocation: Tailoring Your Portfolio to Your Goals

Asset allocation involves distributing your investment capital among different asset classes based on your financial goals, time horizon, and risk tolerance. A well-balanced asset allocation strategy ensures that your portfolio is optimized to achieve optimal returns while mitigating risk. By periodically rebalancing your portfolio to maintain your desired asset allocation, you can adapt to changing market conditions and stay on track towards your long-term financial objectives.

5. Tax-Efficient Investing: Maximizing Returns through Strategic Tax Planning

Tax-efficient investing involves structuring your investments in a way that minimizes the impact of taxes on your investment returns. Utilizing tax-advantaged accounts such as IRAs, 401(k)s, and 529 plans can help you optimize your tax strategy and maximize the growth of your investment portfolio. Additionally, strategic tax-loss harvesting and capital gains management techniques can further enhance the tax efficiency of your investment strategy, allowing you to keep more of your hard-earned money working for you.

6. Stay Informed: Continuously Educate Yourself on Market Trends and Investment Opportunities

The financial markets are constantly evolving, influenced by various economic, political, and social factors. Staying informed and up-to-date on market trends and investment opportunities is essential for making informed investment decisions. Whether it's through reading financial publications, attending investment seminars, or consulting with financial advisors, continuous education empowers you to navigate the complexities of the financial world with confidence and agility.

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Why Dholera Should Be Your Next Investment Choice

Dholera presents a compelling investment opportunity for individuals and businesses seeking to capitalize on the growth potential of emerging smart cities in India, backed by government support and robust infrastructure development.

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Construction Glass Coming Good for Making Green Buildings

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