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Title: Stock Question (Bodybuilding Related)
Post by: Roger Bacon on August 04, 2011, 06:31:07 PM
How to corporations decide how many shares of stock to authorize?  Why not just authorize 100,000 shares and sell them at ten dollars each? Versus 10,000 shares at $100?


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Title: Re: Stock Question
Post by: Roger Bacon on August 04, 2011, 07:09:48 PM
Also, just a theoretical If the GDP suddenly increased big time, that would cause deflation right?  So more dollars would be pumped into the economy?

So right now, we're experiencing negative economic growth, inflation, and we're pumping more dollars into the economy?  That's not a good thing to do right?

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Title: Re: Stock Question
Post by: DK II on August 04, 2011, 07:18:33 PM
 ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
Title: Re: Stock Question
Post by: dov on August 04, 2011, 07:19:30 PM
So, you're from them hills of Appalachain,huh?
Title: Re: Stock Question
Post by: Roger Bacon on August 04, 2011, 07:22:43 PM
So, you're from them hills of Appalachain,huh?

No, but I been there... Family come from there in the 1920's... That place is scary at night...

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Title: Re: Stock Question
Post by: Roger Bacon on August 04, 2011, 07:24:50 PM
Someone answer my question!

Am I far off? 

ANYONE?

Bodybuilders?

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Title: Re: Stock Question
Post by: Bam-bam on August 04, 2011, 07:29:23 PM
Also, just a theoretical If the GDP suddenly increased big time, that would cause deflation right?  So more dollars would be pumped into the economy?

So right now, we're experiencing negative economic growth, inflation, and we're pumping more dollars into the economy?  That's not a good thing to do right?

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1. GDP growth results in inflationary pressure.
2. GDP is experiencing positive growth.
3. Dollars are being pumped into the economy to stimulate demand. The fact that all this monetary stimulus is going on for a long period of time and inflation rates are stll normal indicates that this policy is adequate - and necessary.
4. Hope this helps.
Title: Re: Stock Question
Post by: Roger Bacon on August 04, 2011, 07:42:19 PM
1. GDP growth results in inflationary pressure.
2. GDP is experiencing positive growth.
3. Dollars are being pumped into the economy to stimulate demand. The fact that all this monetary stimulus is going on for a long period of time and inflation rates are stll normal indicates that this policy is adequate - and necessary.
4. Hope this helps.

It does, looks like I need to do way more research!  :o
Title: Re: Stock Question (Bodybuilding Related)
Post by: quadzilla456 on August 04, 2011, 07:59:31 PM
P.I.P: The US economy is 72 % consumer based spending. That is a very bad thing. Especially when a lot of people don't have jobs.

Also, it is no secret that the Western World - one that used to be the role model of success - is now failing miserably. It is a social failure, it is an economical failure, and it is a civil rights failure. In fact, it kind of resembles the Third World more and more everyday! Is it any coincidence that the Western World is starting to resemble the Third World because of a massive increase in Third World immigration into it? Wait, I think I see a connection. I am not sure though.

I can sleep well at night however knowing that despite all the increases in rapes and murders, at least it is diverse and not racist. Except if you are white that is. But that is no big deal, since nobody can be racist against white people.

Say goodbye to the West - if we continue on this path. We can turn it around but only if we do the opposite of what has been achieved in the past 50 years.
Title: Re: Stock Question
Post by: Nirvana on August 04, 2011, 08:08:18 PM
So, you're from them hills of Appalachain,huh?
some of us are.
Title: Re: Stock Question
Post by: Dr Dutch on August 05, 2011, 12:45:57 AM
Also, just a theoretical If the GDP suddenly increased big time, that would cause deflation right?  So more dollars would be pumped into the economy?

So right now, we're experiencing negative economic growth, inflation, and we're pumping more dollars into the economy?  That's not a good thing to do right?

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Why don't you ask Trey, he looks real smart...
Title: Re: Stock Question
Post by: Emmortal on August 05, 2011, 12:49:43 AM
1. GDP growth results in inflationary pressure.
2. GDP is experiencing positive growth.
3. Dollars are being pumped into the economy to stimulate demand. The fact that all this monetary stimulus is going on for a long period of time and inflation rates are stll normal indicates that this policy is adequate - and necessary.
4. Hope this helps.

Sarcasm?
Title: Re: Stock Question (Bodybuilding Related)
Post by: Roger Bacon on August 05, 2011, 01:04:49 AM
P.I.P: The US economy is 72 % consumer based spending. That is a very bad thing. Especially when a lot of people don't have jobs.

Also, it is no secret that the Western World - one that used to be the role model of success - is now failing miserably. It is a social failure, it is an economical failure, and it is a civil rights failure. In fact, it kind of resembles the Third World more and more everyday! Is it any coincidence that the Western World is starting to resemble the Third World because of a massive increase in Third World immigration into it? Wait, I think I see a connection. I am not sure though.

I can sleep well at night however knowing that despite all the increases in rapes and murders, at least it is diverse and not racist. Except if you are white that is. But that is no big deal, since nobody can be racist against white people.

Say goodbye to the West - if we continue on this path. We can turn it around but only if we do the opposite of what has been achieved in the past 50 years.

GOOD POST!
Title: Re: Stock Question
Post by: Bam-bam on August 05, 2011, 02:23:05 AM
Sarcasm?

No Im actually an economist.
Title: Re: Stock Question
Post by: jedibrat on August 05, 2011, 02:53:06 AM
3. Dollars are being pumped into the economy to stimulate demand. The fact that all this monetary stimulus is going on for a long period of time and inflation rates are stll normal indicates that this policy is adequate - and necessary.

Or that the economy is stagnant and nearing deflation in real terms without the artificial and unsustainable stimulus. If significant improvement in GDP had been achieved from QE, the policy might have been vindicated.