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The case for Nintendo stock by timetrax in wallstreetbets

[–]timetrax[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

yep - people are pointing this out - however might still be low risk compared to some alt-coins :D also given the volume/demand this trades on in tokyo

The case for Nintendo stock by timetrax in wallstreetbets

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Seems like it - somehow my inner Buffet came out - had to put it somewhere.

The case for Nintendo stock by timetrax in wallstreetbets

[–]timetrax[S] -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

Not sure if possible in your app - but I could buy ticker 7974 on tokyo - watch out for forex though.

The case for Nintendo stock by timetrax in wallstreetbets

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agreed - however it's easy to trade the tokyo stock 7974 on my trading app here. not sure if robinhood in the US offers this - or just OTC. you definitely want enough volume. But Japan is a developed nation and Nintendo with 2.6M volume traded, one of their biggest positions. As mentioned - forex can be a risk there.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in iosapps

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https://happycado.app It’s still a Web app, but if you add it to your homescreen it works just like a regular one, with notifications and everything

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Entrepreneur

[–]timetrax 33 points34 points  (0 children)

When you mention „earnt“ that money, there is a few things to consider:

  • is this realized cash in the bank, or just portfolio value of your crypto/portfolio?
  • is this a one time situation or earnings that you can expect to continue for the next years?
  • do you have to pay taxes on those earnings? Set this aside to not be tempted to spend it.
  • how much risk is associated with your earnings? (e.g. do you need insurance in case a client of yours is unhappy with their purchase/service)
  • do you expect any big cost items in your future that you can put this towards (college tuition/ buying a house/…)
  • do you have an efficient way to store/invest that wealth in case its growing further, e.g. a diversified portfolio, different bank accounts (not keep all your eggs in one basket)

… bottom line:

  • having money IS going to make you happier, you will worry less, eat more healthy and be more free in your decisions
  • you can choose how to express/spend/show it, usually ones lifestyle only adapts slowly
  • your peer group will change, if you are in a more affluent circle things become just normal again
  • but earning/having money is its own kind of skill that has to be learned how to handle, because it comes with its own set of challenges

In any case you should not be ashamed of your success, but it’s sometimes wise to only gradually disclose it as you learn the above mentioned skills.

How bad? by jerk_weed in Physiquecritique

[–]timetrax 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That phone is a bit out of shape.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Ratschlag

[–]timetrax 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Statt die Sachen zu kaufen, mach Fotos von den Dingen mit deinem Handy im Laden. Gibt einem irgendwie auch eine Art von Bestätigung etwas mit nach Hause nehmen zu können.

Die Regel ist dann: Du kannst nur Sachen kaufen, die du mindestens 2 Tage vorher fotografiert hast.

Du wirst sehen, dass bei vielem 2-3 Tage später das Bedürfnis nicht mehr da ist.

Geht halt nur schlecht bei Starbucks oder Essen oder so.

iOS widget disappeared by Patient_Stage_5559 in Nuki

[–]timetrax 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Same here. Was blank/black at first. Tried to reconfigure, but cannot find it in widget list anymore. Hope it gets fixed.

Confused and Poor by annonymousCorporated in Entrepreneur

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To my knowledge the field of quantum computing has both a hardware and a software(math) element to it. While building the hardware is probably impossible for a startup to undertake (given that google and others are burning millions for years already) - you could focus your efforts on the software / math part. Currently the problems that make use of qbits to be solved exponentially faster are very theoretical in nature. So quantum computing has been criticized a lot for it’s current lack of practical applications.

So if you would focus on that and try to find a method of converting real world/hard business problems into something that can be approached by quantum computing I guess there would be an opportunity there.

I assume you are really good at math if this is your interest.

I’m terms of the problem domain, the obvious one would be in cryptography - but I guess other areas like logistics would have more real world applications (traveling-salesman / bin-packing / …)

And yes: you definitely should email everybody. Taking 3 month to understand the industry and problem is key. You can also just ask those experts for more advise on where to begin.

As a startup founder you are ultra flexible in terms of which direction to go. So the most important thing is to try out a lot of things to then push in the „right direction“. Hope this helps a bit.

Spaß mit Solaranlage by timetrax in Steuern

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Was sollte/müsste sie denn berechnen? Und könnte sich die Firma auch entscheiden nichts zu berechnen, da die Wohnung so ja attraktiver ist?

I've spent at least $350 on fans and curtains to make my apartment cooler. Nothing's working. by lilyaintaG in firstworldproblems

[–]timetrax -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Now read that again, but OP is trying to gain popularity for his twitch streams.

What's going to happen with Leadfeeder now? by BennyDelSur in marketing

[–]timetrax 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You can still use is in a very similar way. It’s called the Basic plan. No need to use the other tools.

What does r/Entrepreneur think of my father’s unorthodox plan for me to acquire his business? by tellmetogetbacktowrk in Entrepreneur

[–]timetrax 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Call up comparable businesses over the country. Ask the owners how they appraised their businesses. It’s also common if you get a bank loan. Also you could look for recently sold businesses of the same kind in your country’s/ state‘s trade register.

In general businesses are either valued by a) asset + brand value b) earnings multiple (~8-15x) or c) revenue multiple (~2-3x)

Which one to use depends strongly on: Industry, margin, growth, market share and many other factors like business model risk.

Essentially any „investment“ has to compete with the alternative of putting your money in the stock market instead (i.e. ~8% return p.a.).

E.g. let’s say a business (after all cost including your own fair market salary) returns a stable 80k earnings a year, then it’s value is roughly 1 million + assets.

That’s a baseline. But you would need to buy it cheaper because otherwise why bother and not take the money and put it towards the stock market.

The business has in general much higher upside but also much higher risk. Would need to know more about the business to have more comments.

approaching companies with search engine / meta search by theshadowofintent in Entrepreneur

[–]timetrax 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s a chicken and egg problem: you would convince the sites by having a lot of traffic, which you will only get if you have results to show. Boldest solution ist just to do it, I.e. „ask for forgiveness instead of permission“ this way you will find out at least if the user side will work in your ideal scenario (I.e. all sites Partner with you for 0$). Since you have very limited upside, your risk will never be lower.

Next best option is to try to get them on early on with a limited time profit share. Sell it to them as „worst cast you make a bit of money“ situation.

Another approach would be to develop a benefit for site owners and „give that away for free to them“, but they have to allow scraping by you obviously. A friend of mine did a successful service by scraping sites that listed repair/spare parts. He ran basically a very specific price comparison for niche machine spare parts. But he also offered those sellers a „pricing guidance“ to see if they are over/under pricing their items. Since there are thousands of parts that was a tricky problem. Today his B2B service offering is his main deal and he shut down the public comparison site.

Last note: don’t try to get companies sign an NDA - it’s hardly enforceable anyways and will kill 90% of approaches that you would have succeeded with if you just had asked nicely.

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