Reborn American Tyrant

Europe is proud, always has been. Since the discovery of geography, Europe has been leading the world. Sibling rivalry is the most appropriate way to describe them. Time and time again, the arrogant Europeans always want to be the best.

The two teeth pounced on the street, the coachman closed, John Bull, who once crossed the seven seas, packed a small South American country to mobilize. The Europeans have decided to unite, and if you look at Europe as a whole, no matter what angle you look at it from, Europe is the proper pole.

The European Union and the euro, naturally, are products of this consciousness. What has to be said is that the Europeans have overestimated their own strength somewhat.

A chopstick is easy to pucker up and break, a handful is not. This is a very superficial truth, but if you lean it on a person or a country, it's like a joke. Don't even the most team-oriented Germans have something against them?

A country is not yet a monolith, you get a bunch of countries together, and I have to say that the ideal is fulfilling.

As for reality?

Don't be insatiable for John Bull when Fender has made great concessions. Seriously, if this alliance had been smaller to begin with, it wouldn't be such a problem at all.

Avoiding endless exploitation, trying to be as above the fray as possible, and being led by the nose by the damn cowboys is unacceptable. To know that this is now the result, should not have pinched so badly in the first place, the two world wars lost energy, decades can not be slowed down, this is too damn loss.

"Lower the interest rate, these damned bastards, before, if not to add so outrageous, and now how can we get into this. And then, tell the people of Yonaguni that we were wrong, and that the economy is not overheated, but that there is a big problem."

"Old man, complaining won't solve the problem. Besides, isn't this the opportunity we were waiting for?

It's just a bit of a shame." Charlie Munger was not impressed with Buffett's staged posturing. You just didn't see William White's bad luck, and now he's a little off balance.

The guy's luck is pretty good, to say the least. The tech stocks were a bust, but oil did well, and what was once the biggest shortcoming of the stock has now become a needle in a haystack.

Usually, whoever sees someone else's luck is better than their own will be jealous. At Warren Buffett's level, it's actually the same. I've prepared so much money for the bottom, but it seems to be of no use at all.

Damn it, how much cash did this bastard have prepared?

Not to mention the mortgage, this product still has the spare capacity to make additional investments.

Buffett's name as an investment genius has been boasted by later generations. In fact, it's far from that fantastical. To put it bluntly, the old guy likes to give away charcoal in the snow, of course, you say it's OK to fall on your sword.

By acquiring options for the future at a much lower price than the market price, he has no chance of losing money as long as the company doesn't go under.

What? What if the stock price doesn't work?

Simple, this product is usually invested in the form of convertible bonds, you really can't help but choose cash, right? What's the big deal? Besides, Hathaway is a publicly traded company, and he doesn't own all the money.

You could say that the old guy succeeded because he was able to restrain his greed. Similar investments are being made by other investment banks, of course. However, when the market environment is very good, this kind of investment is a bit out of date.

You could say that it's a good time to say how much you can earn. But when it comes to when to place a bet, it is undoubtedly appropriate when the market is about to collapse, such as now. The reason why the old man is upset is simple: he has enough chips in his hand, but the market he intends to bet on is not open.

So, I can easily understand why he's acting a little out of sorts right now.

"Well, old man, not to mention, with his euro position, as long as there's no systemic risk, he's not worried about the funds.

And yeah, the World Marketplace's Thanksgiving season sale was a huge success, and while the overall numbers are true for Rice, online shopping, including eBay, Amazon and World Marketplace, has surprisingly exploded again.

The only puzzling thing now is how he is going to amortize such high shipping costs. And also, what happens after the promotion ends and sales drop dramatically?"

What to do? Charlie Munger couldn't figure it out because he hadn't experienced it, but for William White, what's the big deal? In a few days, the Christmas sales would be back.

As for profits, he had already told his men that there would be no profit claims for five years. Don't lose too much money and increase sales by 100% a year. Of course, if the sales growth was fast, then there was no fear of outrageous losses.

It's the sales figures that test professional managers, so you can imagine. William White was amazed to find that if he kept on tossing and turning, he might have to come up with a certain way of doing things.

He had a lot of fun here, but Wal-Mart and Costco had some problems. Wal-Mart and Costco have a bit of a problem. Costco doesn't have a big problem, they play with differentiation. Wal-Mart is a bit more troubled. Their success is a reflection of their overall strength.

Of course, Wal-Mart is not vulnerable to the challenge of new things. In this regard, the business climate in the U.S. Empire is different from that of the Great Rabbit State. For starters, warehouse stores don't have a lot of employees, and since they're usually not in any prime locations, the cost of leasing a store is low. As for taxes, there's no difference between offline and online, and you can't get away with paying a dime in taxes.

Let's say, the reason why the big rabbit country is so fast in online shopping and the Internet, in fact, there is a certain amount of luck. First of all, the taxation, not to mention the M.D., is the same as offline. The first thing you need to know about eBay is that it is a reference for eBay.

Well, you know, eBay mainly sells unused items. It may have added a few handmade items later, but overall it's more of a community thing. If you want to talk about business and operations, that was all imposed later on.

But eBay, which was just a gadget in Yonaguni, was transformed by Ma's father and became unrecognizable to his mother.

Ask Pierre Omidyar if Mopo is a copy of eBay, and don't worry, you'll get a negative answer.

So, mere imitation is worthless. If you can't learn from Ma's father, at least you should consider the market environment.