#individual investors

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Founding Shareholders of Hydropower Companies Exit Post 'Lock-in' Period

The conclusion of the report shows that after issuing shares to the general public, aggressive business expansion should follow. However, the fact that founders sell all their shares and exit indicates a lack of confidence in the company itself.”   Kathmandu — A government agency study has highlighted that founding shareholders of companies, who established hydropower projects aiming for…

[themoneyblog7]

Busting Myths and Fears of Stock Market Investment in India: A Comprehensive Guide

Introduction: Investing in the stock market can seem intimidating, especially with the various myths and fears associated with it. However, understanding the realities and dispelling these misconceptions is crucial for those looking to grow their wealth and achieve financial goals. In this comprehensive guide, we will debunk common myths surrounding stock market investment in India. By providing…

[strawglicks]

that dance moms meme

[tasklinemgr]

My Satellite Investor Headcanons:

The Satellites have like, a sibling relationship to each other. They've known each other since childhood, but whether or not they grew up in the same household is something that they themselves keep ambiguous. Even in my more-serious-than-canon interpretations of them, they have this goofy evil henchmen vibe, and are very prone to bickering amongst themselves.

Although there's no serious animosity between them, the Investors can get a bit rough with each other, and have all been seriously injured by another Satellite before (and have gotten yelled at by Cosmo for doing this to each other). However, when they actually get their heads on straight and work together, they're a force to be reckoned with.

In my headcanon, skelecogs can't thermo-regulate the way other cogs can, and the Satellite Investors specifically are adapted to run best at lower temperatures. A reasonably sunny day could probably take them out.

Okay, onto each specific Investor:

Charon:

This guy's the oldest of the five, and is quite protective over his younger siblings. He's the one who's in charge whenever Cosmo isn't around, and is usually the one playing mediator in the Satellites' arguments. He's "the braincell" of the group, and (one of) the most charismatic, but his ego often gets in the way of both his intelligence and his charm. The man is a risk-taker, who tends to overestimate himself.

Charon feels more secure in his position than he probably should, and will often take the blame when his siblings do something to piss off the boss. He actually tends to butt heads with Cosmo, and won't hesitate in telling him when he disagrees with something he says. (Cosmo doesn't like this, but recognizes the utility in having an underling who will point it out if he messes up.)

Also, Charon has strabismus; he can't see very well out of his bad eye. He used to be insecure about it, but now, he actually treasures it as one of his unique features.

Hydra:

This is the type of guy who looks chill, in the single second before he opens his mouth and says the meanest shit you've ever heard. He's the second oldest, and is the type of brother who told his younger siblings really stupid things that they went on believing for years. He's argumentative, but unlike Charon, who genuinely thinks he's always usually right, Hydra does it just to get a rise out of people.

He'll be respectful towards Cosmo, but anybody else with any power over him is not necessarily safe from his aggression. (He does have some sense of self preservation). Hydra often insults the other Satellites in an attempt to encourage them to do better.

He always seems to be getting into Situations™️. Some of these involve other people, since he does have a bit of a "target on his back" but a lot of times it's just bad luck. Elevators love to get stuck while he's inside them.

Hydra has a tendency to chew on things; this is one of the reasons why he wears a bowtie, because he wouldn't be able to keep a necktie out of his mouth.

Kerberos:

This dude seems intimidating, but he's more bark than bite. I'm honestly torn as to whether it or Nix is older, and I'm tempted to say that they're the same age. Kerberos tends not to speak more than he needs to, and one of his favorite activities is to wordlessly pick up and carry his siblings in its arms. (In fact, Styx can often be found riding his shoulders).

He's just as prone to roughhousing as the other Satellites are, and while it actually tries not to seriously injure them, Kerberos tends to forget that throwing its siblings through windows is a bad idea. (And then he'll sweep up the broken glass with an sad look on his face).

He's an actions over words type of man, and while he never verbally apologizes for any transgressions against the rest of the Family, it will make up for them. Conversely, Kerberos expects any slights against him to be made up for, and if payback isn't given, he'll find a way to take it.

I like to imagine Kerberos being a little larger than he is in canon, just for fun. He has a pet dog, literally a normal-ass dog, that nobody knows where it came from.

Nix:

You may have noticed that I've never referred to the Investors as "brothers", only as "siblings". This is because Nix is a woman to me. She's the most independent of the five, and is the most likely to be off doing her own thing while the others are hanging out.

She likes to keep a bludgeoning instrument on her person, and is probably the most violent Satellite. Much like Kerberos, she'll retaliate when she feels she or the Family's been wronged, but she won't even give you a chance to make it up on your own terms. Nix is impulsive, and has a bit of an obnoxious side.

She's a secretive person, who doesn't really like talking about herself. Though the Satellites are very close, she doesn't trust her siblings the way the rest of them trust each other, and is a rather emotionally isolated person. Nix often speaks in rambling anecdotes, and she and Hydra both love telling embarrassing stories about their siblings.

Nix walks unusually quietly, especially for a cog, and will often use this to scare people, or to jump out from the shadows and bash someone's head in.

Styx:

The youngest of the Satellites. Styx likes to act like he's just an innocent little fella, but he's vicious. He'll make you think he's your friend, and then he'll stab you in the back and throw you under the bus. He's the most playful among the Satellites, but his games are often pretty cruel. Being around his siblings really brings out his childish side, and they all regard him as an "ankle-biter."

Many cogs find his natural demeanor uncanny, but he can turn down the weirdness if need be. Styx is a very powerful networker, who knows how to tell people what they want to hear. He's not ashamed to be a suck-up, if it'll get him what he wants.

Of the Family, he's the one who can most often be found working in the Pizzeria itself, hence why it's in his name. While it started as just some busywork assigned to the young and inexperienced guy, he's grown quite skilled and passionate about cooking. (If you break spaghetti in his vicinity, he will find you.) Also, he's great at turning on the Customer Service Mode.

Styx' body is built rather uniquely, in that he can very easily be taken apart and put back together. This makes him weaker, but also better able to bounce back from injury. (It's kinda like a cartoon skeleton who's always falling apart and reassembling himself). He's always missing a couple fingers, and Nix loves stealing his limbs and using them as weapons. There's usually a few spots of rust on him.

(psst, this took a couple hours of my life to write! if you think my opinions on characters are cool, you should consider reblogging !)

[cuubism]

every day i go to work and am just so so awkward in meetings 🙂

[batt00ny]

ROUND 1: MATCH 13 ! ! !

[seltzher-bottel]

All Investors compared to one another

[homes-4-life]

Bayz 102 Dubai: A Strategic Investment Hub for Global High Net Worth Individuals

Introduction: In the glittering landscape of Dubai's real estate market, a new star is rising that promises to redefine luxury living and investment opportunities for high net worth individuals across the globe. Bayz 102 Dubai, the latest masterpiece from Danube Properties, is not just another addition to the city's iconic skyline – it's a testament to architectural brilliance, strategic location, and unparalleled investment potential. As we delve into the world of Bayz 102, we'll uncover why this development is capturing the attention of discerning investors from New York to Shanghai, and everywhere in between. Get ready to explore how this crown jewel of Business Bay is setting new standards in the realm of luxury apartments Dubai, and why it's poised to become the next big thing for those seeking to diversify their international property portfolios. Let's embark on an exciting journey through the corridors of opulence and smart investment that Bayz 102 Dubai represents!Bayz 102 Dubai: The Crown Jewel of Business Bay ApartmentsImagine waking up to panoramic views of Dubai's breathtaking skyline, with the Burj Khalifa piercing the clouds just outside your window. This is the daily reality for residents of Bayz 102 Dubai, the latest architectural marvel to grace the prestigious Business Bay district. But Bayz 102 is more than just a pretty facade – it's a carefully crafted ecosystem of luxury and functionality that sets a new benchmark for Business Bay apartments.From the moment you step into the grand lobby, you're enveloped in an atmosphere of understated elegance. The interiors, designed by world-renowned architects, blend contemporary aesthetics with timeless sophistication. Each apartment is a masterpiece in its own right, featuring premium finishes, smart home technology, and layouts that maximize both space and views.But what truly sets Bayz 102 apart from other luxury apartments Dubai has to offer is its unparalleled array of amenities. The development boasts a state-of-the-art fitness center that rivals any five-star hotel, complete with personal trainers and the latest equipment. For those who prefer to unwind in style, the infinity pool on the sky deck offers a surreal swimming experience with views that stretch to the horizon.Families haven't been forgotten in this oasis of luxury. A dedicated children's play area and indoor games room ensure that residents of all ages have spaces to enjoy. And for those inevitable work-from-home days, a fully equipped business center provides a professional environment without ever leaving the building.One of the most exciting features of Bayz 102 is its commitment to sustainable living. The building incorporates cutting-edge green technologies, from energy-efficient lighting systems to water conservation measures, ensuring that luxury doesn't come at the cost of environmental responsibility

[wealthnsociety]

High Wealth Individuals: Understanding Their Impact and Needs

The world of high wealth individuals is a fascinating one, marked by unique financial strategies, investment opportunities, and lifestyle choices. These individuals, often classified as high net worth investors, possess substantial assets and influence, shaping the financial landscape in significant ways. Understanding the needs and characteristics of high wealth individuals can provide valuable insights into their investment behaviors and wealth management strategies.

High wealth individuals typically have assets that exceed a certain threshold, often defined as $1 million or more, excluding their primary residence. This wealth allows them access to exclusive investment opportunities, sophisticated financial products, and personalized advisory services. As high net worth investors, they seek to diversify their portfolios beyond traditional investments, exploring alternative assets such as private equity, hedge funds, and real estate.

One of the key aspects of managing wealth for high wealth individuals is the focus on preservation and growth. Unlike typical investors, high net worth investors prioritize strategies that not only aim for high returns but also protect their assets from market volatility and economic downturns. This often involves a mix of conservative and aggressive investment approaches tailored to their specific financial goals and risk tolerance.

Another significant consideration for high wealth individuals is estate planning and wealth transfer. Proper planning ensures that their assets are efficiently passed on to heirs and charitable organizations while minimizing tax liabilities. Wealth management professionals often assist high net worth investors in creating comprehensive estate plans, including trusts, wills, and philanthropic strategies, to align with their long-term objectives.

In addition to investment and estate planning, high wealth individuals also focus on lifestyle management. This includes everything from luxury real estate and art collections to bespoke financial services and concierge-level personal assistance. For high net worth investors, maintaining and enhancing their lifestyle requires a high level of customization and attention to detail.

The impact of high wealth individuals on the broader economy cannot be underestimated. Their investments and philanthropic activities often drive innovation, support community initiatives, and contribute to economic growth. As a result, many financial institutions and service providers actively seek to cater to the unique needs of high net worth investors, offering specialized products and services designed to meet their sophisticated requirements.

Understanding the dynamics of high wealth individuals provides valuable insights into their behaviors, preferences, and financial strategies. For those managing wealth or investing at this level, it's essential to stay informed about the latest trends and developments affecting this elite group. Whether through advanced investment strategies, strategic estate planning, or personalized lifestyle management, addressing the needs of high net worth investors requires a deep understanding of their financial goals and aspirations.

In conclusion, the world of high wealth individuals is characterized by complexity and exclusivity. Their approach to investment, estate planning, and lifestyle management sets them apart from other investors. By focusing on the unique needs and preferences of high net worth investors, financial professionals can better serve this influential group and contribute to their continued success and satisfaction.

[knitmeapony]

Holy shitballs, please do this.

"The bill would require hedge funds, defined as corporations, partnerships or real estate investment trusts that manage funds pooled from investors, to sell off all the single-family homes they own over a 10-year period, and eventually prohibit such companies from owning any single-family homes at all. During the decade-long phaseout period, the bill would impose stiff tax penalties, with the proceeds reserved for down-payment assistance for individuals looking to buy homes from corporate owners."

[strawglicks]

satellite investor redesigns when. new distinct personalities between each of them when. save me clash team im going insane

[lookingjoligood]

Don't Throw Good Money After Bad: Why Leaving Can Be The Best Investment

The familiar adage, “Don’t throw good money after bad,” often transcends its financial origins, it extends to our emotional, mental, and spiritual investments too. It offers a simple yet profound lesson that applies to various aspects of life. It particularly resonates when contemplating the decision to remain in a controlling and toxic environment. In this context, the wisdom behind this saying…

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Top 2024 Investment Programs: Experts Recommend the Best Second Passports for Offshore Investment

In today’s globalized world, the concept of investing offshore and obtaining a second passport has become increasingly popular among savvy investors. As we step into 2024, certain investment programs have risen to the top, highly recommended by experts for those seeking to diversify their portfolios while gaining the flexibility and benefits of a second citizenship. Here are the top investment…

[gauntletqueen]

Hi Zoey. Asking from a place of ignorance, could you please explain why Threads is dogshit?

Threads is the Hot New Garbagedump by Certified Scum Of The Earth and Facebook/Meta owner Zuckerburg. It is like if twitter was even worse.

There is ONLY a For You page, meaning you can never just see the posts from your followed accounts who, yknow, you followed for the purpose of seeing their posts.You can't see those. you have to see the algorithm's posts ONLY. You also require an instagram to get full access to all the features like Posting Images. You need a separate social media account to properly access this new social media. And once you've done so, the only way to delete your Threads account, is to delete you instagram account. The Whole Thing. For Some Fucking Reason. Not to mention, obviously since it's zuckerburg, the thing syphons your personal information like crazy, worse still than twitter.

Like ALL your data. as much as it can get. (Love that it says "Other Data" btw. Nice subtle way of saying "whatever else we want") ALSO wouldn't you know it? It's fucking banned in the EU because it violates a bunch of fucking privacy laws!! So it's DEFINITELY not safe to use!

It is as predatory and exploitative as can be, created by someone that we collectively agreed Sucks Shit and Has No Empathy For Human Life and Individuality, and nobody should be touching it with a ten foot pole let alone sign up for it. Not even to test the waters or because it's where everyone is heading, or to see how bad it is for yourself. It doesn't matter if you're joining to get an account ready in case the platform ends up the new big thing. You're feeding the statistics. Even if you're not using that account, Zuckerburg can show the number of signups to shareholders and investors to prove to them that it's viable. Instead of jumping on the bandwagon in case it succeeds, inform people why they shouldn't join, to reduce its chance of success! It's like strikes and protests; The more of us get the word out, the more effective it'll be!

[political-depth]

The deal, which was initially announced in August 2023, was expected to be completed by the end of the year. The merger would have made Cigna the second-largest health insurer in the US, behind UnitedHealth Group Inc. The two companies had been in talks for months, but ultimately could not agree on a price.