Search Results
6/21/2025, 7:05:38 PM
>>508209293
>the systemic issues
I see, so what do you do for work now? How much savings do you have, and what is your credit rating?
Do you want to improve your lot in life or just cry and feel the victim hoping that daddy government will come along and give you a home?
>the systemic issues
I see, so what do you do for work now? How much savings do you have, and what is your credit rating?
Do you want to improve your lot in life or just cry and feel the victim hoping that daddy government will come along and give you a home?
6/20/2025, 1:48:07 PM
>>508081288
Post up the links from SAM.gov to all the contracts those companies got and tell us why you believe that they got the contracts instead of your company?
>There is no public marketplace to bet on pre-public companies the way there is on public companies.
So why do you suppose you're not getting a seat at the table when people are looking for hundreds of millions of dollars to invest in their new business?
>It's the "island" analogy
No, that's retarded. This isn't an island, and it's not just an accident of happenstance that someone else just stumbled along and tripped over a spaceship company or a modern automated car factory that just existed out on an island somewhere.
And if you didn't jump on Tesla IPO at 17$ why would you have us believe you would have bought in at 10 before they even had any actual assets or sales?
>I think there should be a seperate exchange where anyone can buy into these startups,
So you believe that anybody who starts a business should be forced to sell some percentage of equity in a public marketplace somewhere?
What do you do for work and how much do you invest each month? What sort of things do you look for in startups that you invest in?
Why do you suppose you're not being invited when people who are trying to start this sort of new venture are trying to raise hundreds of millions of dollars of capital?
Post up the links from SAM.gov to all the contracts those companies got and tell us why you believe that they got the contracts instead of your company?
>There is no public marketplace to bet on pre-public companies the way there is on public companies.
So why do you suppose you're not getting a seat at the table when people are looking for hundreds of millions of dollars to invest in their new business?
>It's the "island" analogy
No, that's retarded. This isn't an island, and it's not just an accident of happenstance that someone else just stumbled along and tripped over a spaceship company or a modern automated car factory that just existed out on an island somewhere.
And if you didn't jump on Tesla IPO at 17$ why would you have us believe you would have bought in at 10 before they even had any actual assets or sales?
>I think there should be a seperate exchange where anyone can buy into these startups,
So you believe that anybody who starts a business should be forced to sell some percentage of equity in a public marketplace somewhere?
What do you do for work and how much do you invest each month? What sort of things do you look for in startups that you invest in?
Why do you suppose you're not being invited when people who are trying to start this sort of new venture are trying to raise hundreds of millions of dollars of capital?
Page 1