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Quote Originally Posted by PrincessFluttershy View Post
Assets and liabilities are used for the core concepts of accounting for the double-book keeping method in order for accountants to keep track of mostly everything to do with financial records. The equation is Assets = Liabilities + Stock holder's equity.

Assets would generally be something that has some form of value to your company simply put. This includes but not is not limited to Inventory, prepaid expenses, intangible assets and more. Liabilities on the other hand are debts that your companies owe, simply put. In example if you were looking at the balance sheet of a bank, some liabilities might be past due rent, wages as well as customer's deposits (To a bank, any money that belongs in a person's checking account is a liability, since at any given moment they may need to give the customer that money back).

If you meant assets or liabilities in a more specific way I'll be glad to explain it in another light as well.



I lol'd. I said IF you sold the shares you could be viewed as a blithering idiot. I bolded the part that still makes you sound like a blithering idiot. There's no way for someone to "calculate" a way to "triple" your money on the stock market. All that mumbo jumbo i told you about stock splits and supply and demand are logically sound, however, they are not actually true. If the stock market could be predicted that easily, everyone would play it and turn a profit. The problem with markets is the volatility. The best strategy anyone has ever had with stock markets is a "buy and hold" strategy, which does not ever turn you a 300% profit. The high-risk high-return strategies are what gambling morons do, and at the end of the day you will end up back where you were or sink into poverty when your market and world comes crashing down. To truly believe you can triple your money without giving a reasonable estimate of time. Laughed as you reaffirmed to everyone around, you ARE an idiot.
Sure.
Although, I.never once stated how long it would take to reach that amount now have I? Lol. It's very possible. But like any investment its not guranteed. I've spent a very good amount of my time watching this company grow, and the customers they have gained. I feel pretty confident about my decision. You jump to conclusions way to fast lol. You have no idea how long I will hold onto my shares. Lol, and I'm not going to share nor explain my strategy to you. If it works it works, if it doesn't well then I lose money. But at the end of the day. It's just money lol. As long as I'm happy it doesn't really matter.