Chapter 1423 It’s Impossible for Everyone to Be Satisfied

Leaving aside Somi’s tangle, reactions here in the United States also vary.

First of all, when it comes to the capital market, when the overall downward trend is present, stocks that rise against the trend are actually very dangerous.

The reason is very simple. The market's overall price-to-earnings ratio is declining. If you suddenly raise the stock price at this time, it is impossible to cash out. Once there is a disturbance, the free fall is more likely to occur.

Man is a strange creature. For example, if you have three stocks in your hand, one is flat, one is halved, and one is slightly profitable. In this way, most people will choose to sell to make a profit or stay flat. As for those that are cut in half, most investors will choose to cover their positions or continue to hold them.

But countless cases in history tell us that this choice is actually the stupidest. Companies that remain strong will continue to hit new highs, while those companies that were the first to pounce may eventually be worthless.

It's a pity that it's useless for you to know. This is the inertial thinking. Otherwise, how can we talk about cutting meat? If it doesn't hurt or itch, what is cutting meat?

However, William White didn't seem to care. He knew very well that stocks were bound to be lost to small and medium investors. They may have guessed the result, but unfortunately, the investment banks will have the last laugh.

"Well, it's not possible right now. When the market improves, we will split the shares and convert one share into one hundred. This can also be said to increase liquidity."

Damn it, you have to be so shameless to figure out such a weird method. Yes, there is no problem in terms of the rules. Some stocks are so popular that you can choose to reduce the shares in order not to look ugly. This is what Superboy did, if it didn't work once, he would do it twice. A big blue chip that was good at first turned out to be a small-cap stock.

"Well, boss, it seems that those old guys are going to be disappointed. Strangely enough, Hathaway was actually seen among the institutions that increased their shareholdings this time, although the total number is not large."

"What? Buffett, the old boy?"

"Yes, I don't know why. But this guy's move made the market confused.

Although trading on Nasdaq is light now, the crazy downward trend is no longer there. Alternatively, investors regained their composure. "

I have to say that even though William White doesn’t want to admit it. But when it comes to influence, he is indeed not as good as Buffett. Maybe he is too young. He has not experienced many things that he has seen for a long time. In the eyes of some mature and prudent investors, this guy is just a lucky bastard.

Well, when you are as old as Buffett, if you continue to follow my footsteps, hey, don’t worry, you will definitely be taken into the ditch. He can't understand the world now, and he doesn't know how many advantages of foresight he still has.

Anyway, there aren't many anymore. Otherwise, why would he turn his focus to industry? Haven't you noticed that with more time to work, it becomes a little bit incapable of picking up girls. The so-called gains and losses may be what he refers to.

"Filson, after talking about the positive news, is it time to talk about the negative news?" William White curled his lips, saying that the United States likes innovation, or there really is some. But in some traditional fields, the United States is terribly conservative.

When it comes to innovation, it is just in some remote areas. Because there is no participation of consortiums and investment banks, there is so-called innovation. This time the Internet bubble is over, and Wall Street's penetration of Silicon Valley will reach an unprecedented level. If you talk about innovation then, it will be nonsense.

I don’t know if anyone has noticed that all great technology companies were basically established before 2001. After this point in time, you can’t say that one family doesn’t have them, but it’s just not too many. Even if there are one or two successful ones, companies like HP and Apple, which were born in garages, have never appeared again.

The sages of American imperialism had already thought of this issue when formulating the rules. Restricting government power and restricting monopoly plutocrats, do you really think this is just about interests?

Companies controlled by chaebols are simply unwilling to change anything. Don't talk about other people, William White is like this. He already has a better 13-inch lithium battery and a clearer LCD screen.

If he had followed his original intention, these things would have come out long ago. Today's so-called smartphones are just stupid. They are useless except for being durable.

Unfortunately, even if he is the boss, he still has the ability to force the board of directors to pass resolutions.

But, is it necessary?

Squeezing out the toothpaste bit by bit is what you should do.

What? What to do if a competitor appears? If someone overtakes you in a corner, you won’t even have tears to cry.

It's okay. When you see a company with new technologies or ideas emerging, just use capital means to incorporate them.

If you are unwilling to compromise, can you still copy the patent?

The biggest problem is legal proceedings. Winning a lawsuit may not be easy, but dragging out a lawsuit for several years is a piece of cake.

"The bosses are mainly record companies and musicians. MP3 used to be just on the edge of the law, or in other words, it was illegal at all.

But the emergence of i touch and music mall has obviously changed the existing balance. "

balance? William White smiled bitterly to himself, the winter of the music industry is coming soon. The days of selling 100 million copies of a record are over and it's going to happen whether you like it or not.

Record sales are down and songwriters are making less money, which I'm afraid is already happening. The emergence of i touch and music mall has only accelerated this process.

Of course, William White soon figured this out. When Mr. Qiao came up with the i touch, the record companies in the United States were already struggling. For them, they could collect as much as they could. In the event of bankruptcy, these music copyrights would also fall into the hands of the banks. inside.

Things are different now. At least it can be considered the Silver Age. If some potential singers can be discovered, record companies will be doing pretty well.

However, if you are dissatisfied, you are dissatisfied. The most you can do is not support it. After all, the music that William White puts on the shelves either has the copyright in his hands, or he has signed the right to use it for a certain period of time.

In short, the worst case scenario is that you boycott the music mall. But the next problem is troublesome. Many of MTV's lists are measured based on the number of views. It doesn't matter how many platinums you claim, they won't be on the list at all. Of course, you can also say that this list does not have enough credibility, so you disdain to participate, but the problem comes again. If there is no problem with singer-songwriters, how can idol singers be included?

Exposure directly affects their income, or most of it. In a sense, maintaining a high popularity is what they need. As for whether the record sells well, of course it's good if it sells a lot. If it doesn't, it doesn't really matter. If it is just thrown aside, it will really become a salty fish.