What do you do?

Profits yes, gross product, not even top 100 buddy.

it not only about product, if you arent making the $, reread the fortune list and understand what the ranking is about. Product+sales+employment+employee care+ etc + etc+etc


you are only looking at one aspect of business, fortune is overall, and in that sense you are incorrect

Im a security guard. All I do is sit in the "comcon" main office and just sleep, answer phone calls for those accounts that need to do hourly check-ins and take messages. Half the time, I'm sleeping. Get paid $13 which isnt bad. Use to work at St Johns Dorms, Bear Sterns (stock company), was suppose to go to NASDAQ and worked for Coca-Cola. Worked at some other temp sites and did some personal jobs.

Trying to get a internship for school @ a graphic design company. I'll probably do it during the winter and try and get my foot in the door.

We don't believe you. As your new employee I must say the outlook of this company isn't looking up. I may have to jump ship over to DNG's boat unless I get some benefits. And I don't mean hanky panky either, I mean like stock options and wheelbarrows full of cash.

Use to work @ CVS Pharmacy (first job), then worked at EB and then GameStop and now Guardsmark.

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Originally Posted by D_N_G

it not only about product, if you arent making the $, reread the fortune list and understand what the ranking is about. Product+sales+employment+employee care+ etc + etc+etc


you are only looking at one aspect of business, fortune is overall, and in that sense you are incorrect

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Good call.

Agreed, but as for actual liquidity, which is what I BASE my claim on, you're actually quite poor.

You depend on an asset that is not owned by your company.
I.E. if UAE says no more oil, your business slips, if Russia says No, you close your doors.

In terms of profits you're great, investments, you're average, and the following companies could buy you, cash.


GM.
Ford
Lucent
+ about 50 others.

So yes you make money, but it's temporary, your resource is going dry.

See I'm not wrong, I value companies on future aspects, not current.

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Im a security guard. All I do is sit in the "comcon" main office and just sleep, answer phone calls for those accounts that need to do hourly check-ins and take messages. Half the time, I'm sleeping. Get paid $13 which isnt bad. Use to work at St Johns Dorms, Bear Sterns (stock company), was suppose to go to NASDAQ and worked for Coca-Cola. Worked at some other temp sites and did some personal jobs.

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Have you ever gotten the chance to rough up some young hooligans? I do it all the time, but not legally.

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Use to work @ CVS Pharmacy (first job), then worked at EB and then GameStop and now Guardsmark.

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Go join ARGUS, I hear they have an awesome medical / dental. Plus, you get a cool looking outfit and a GUN!

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Originally Posted by Daddy Warbuk$

Agreed, but as for actual liquidity, which is what I BASE my claim on, you're actually quite poor.

You depend on an asset that is not owned by your company.
I.E. if UAE says no more oil, your business slips, if Russia says No, you close your doors.

In terms of profits you're great, investments, you're average, and the following companies could buy you, cash.


GM.
Ford
Lucent
+ about 50 others.

So yes you make money, but it's temporary, your resource is going dry.

See I'm not wrong, I value companies on future aspects, not current.

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But they're not going to be shutting the doors until like the year 3000 if that are they not? And even so, we still have all of the billion of gallons of Canadian oil left that have been almost virtually untapped.