Even if it's just a steady
stream of bad ideas, which is what I provide all day, there's always a little piece that might inspire someone else.
Not exact matches
Bryan Perry's Cash Machine is all about combing the hundreds
of income - generating
ideas that are available to invest in and crafting a portfolio that will pay a reliable
stream of income even during the
worst of times.
The
idea of streaming by academic ability within schools meets with overwhelming support — only 4 % think
streaming is a
bad idea.
Dara has a post up today with an analysis
of Google / YouTube's new music
streaming service — and why its terms are a very, VERY
bad idea for independent musicians.
I have no
idea what «Listing a book on Amazon is
bad news as a self - publisher» means, because I sell a steady
stream of books through amazon.com.
Surely you can not simply take an average
of the past few years as stated in your valuation given some not - so - minor changes such as the BNSF acquisition, changes in earnings
stream due to large investments in GS, GE, etc, etc... To the extent that you base your valuation on reported EPS at all (
bad idea as noted above), shouldn't you have a forward looking approach rather than just extrapolating from the past?
It also isn't a
bad idea to put those types
of posts out on a regular basis into your «public
stream» just to advise people that have just recently started following you or as a «gentle reminder» to your followers about your practice.