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Business, Economics, and Taxes: Capitalism. Yay? >=(

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It isn't profitable in lines of work with a lot of Zoomer and Millennial employees and consumers. IT, professional services, and entertainment for example.

You aren't gonna see Westmoreland work a rainbow into their logo and LinkedIn banner for the month of June anytime soon.
 
Kepler said:
I'd have thought EPL blows them both away.
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IPL only has one or two games a day and the presentation is different class. There are only 10 teams in the league so each team is stacked with talent. One of the biggest things I miss about working from home.
 
Kepler said:
I'd have thought EPL blows them both away.
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In total, you would be correct. The NFL makes about $10 billion a season and the EPL (combined domestic and international) makes roughly $12 billion a season.

The article is going by per match though, which is basically just a cherry picked stat.
 
Jimjamesak said:
In total, you would be correct. The NFL makes about $10 billion a season and the EPL (combined domestic and international) makes roughly $12 billion a season.

The article is going by per match though, which is basically just a cherry picked stat.
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Thanks, I'm tracking now.
 
Drew S. said:
This stat makes no sense at all: https://www.cnbc.com/2022/05/21/amer...box=1654796447
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I know it’s average vs median, but the stats about how many Americans have less than 5k in savings makes the “average” savings of 66k seem very high.

Given it was a survey, I wonder how many people consider something like throwing money at crypto or stocks in an easy trade app like Robinhood to be savings since there aren’t fees and it’s a couple clicks to have it back in your account. And since those are all down, they consider their savings down rather than their investments losing value.
 
Spartanforlife4 said:
I know it’s average vs median, but the stats about how many Americans have less than 5k in savings makes the “average” savings of 66k seem very high.

Given it was a survey, I wonder how many people consider something like throwing money at crypto or stocks in an easy trade app like Robinhood to be savings since there aren’t fees and it’s a couple clicks to have it back in your account. And since those are all down, they consider their savings down rather than their investments losing value.
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If that’s true, those people may not understand what a tax event is
 
Spartanforlife4 said:
I know it’s average vs median, but the stats about how many Americans have less than 5k in savings makes the “average” savings of 66k seem very high.

Given it was a survey, I wonder how many people consider something like throwing money at crypto or stocks in an easy trade app like Robinhood to be savings since there aren’t fees and it’s a couple clicks to have it back in your account. And since those are all down, they consider their savings down rather than their investments losing value.
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I had a similar thought after I posted. I also wonder if they net out credit card debt. If you have $10K in cash and $20K in credit card debt in my opinion you don’t have anything in savings.
 
Graham today says republicans likely go after social security and Medicare when they’re in power

yeah let’s ditch ss for the stock market
 
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