Maybe. THere is also a bunch of due diligence that is going to happen before it closes where Broadcom is going to get access to a lot of proprietary trade secret info. If the deal fails because of regulators or any other reason then Broadcom walks away with a lot of Qualcomm secrets.
The parties switched ideologies in the last 15 years or so. The current republicans under trump are the democrats of 30 years ago. pushing a protectionist agenda to benefit people who refuse to change. The democrats are all about working with business to push the country forward
I still go to MicroCenter to buy stuff. Half the time it's the same price as Newegg or Amazon and it's only a 10 minute drive away. I just bought my iphone at the AT&T store because it's 5 minutes from home. If I buy another game console i'll probably walk on over to gamestop which is close to where I bought my glasses.
But I do buy some food online. Cheaper and less annoying than the store
I take my kids to the real IMAX in NYC a few times a year. Worth it for the $22 average ticket price if you reserve good seats. Rarely just go to a regular theater
everyone does the basket thing. wal mart pioneered it. you figure out what people tend to buy in groups. mark down one or two of the items and raise prices on the rest. it's a 20 year old strategy.
in nyc whole foods is in the most expensive rent parts of the city. no way prices are dropping. at least not on the stuff lazy millennials will buy the most of, like frozen foods.
for me, I go there for the fresh fruits and veggies
They wanted to get into food delivery. Whole Foods stores are their local warehouses now and they are putting their lockers in them so that people who live in apartments with no lobby security can pick up their deliveries.
we had it with TV's and other stuff up until the 90's or so. Most repair shops charged just enough money to keep you repairing and not buying new because TV's were expensive then.
I'll take buying new over repairing any day. Especially since tech moves so fast.
my ten year old older kid is always on youtube, but he can describe exactly how a car's powertrain works from the stuff he watches. Not like when i vegged out to stupid westerns in the 80's
Just like in 2000-2003 values will drop, some companies will go Chapter 11, etc. But most of the companies listed have real profits and if you choose wisely and hold until dividends or a merger you will make profits.
You simply need to know the schedule of movie releases in the USA
Used to be in June but now the summer movie season starts around late April or May, usually after the state testing season is over in schools. Big loud and dumb movies kids like. Kind of like The Transformers mixed in with fun stuff like Guardians of the Galaxy.
Late summer is the summer bombs like Dark Tower. The studios know when they have a bomb on their hands and time the release to match. And a mix of kids movies in August that will never make the kind of money as they big stuff like Transformers or Avengers. Sausage Party was excellent though, just not a fit for the summer blockbusters.
September and October is intelligent sci-fi season. The Martian, Interstellar and Blade Runner
Christmas is Oscar and kids movies to get the winter vacation money. Good quality stuff.
V-day is date movies and the lower end comic book movies like Hell Boy
Post New Year Winter is home to the crappy horror movies and the rest of the year is crap for tax losses. The studios know its crap, but some revenue is better than none.
If you know this schedule, you don't need a critic to tell you what kind of movie you're going to get
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Maybe. THere is also a bunch of due diligence that is going to happen before it closes where Broadcom is going to get access to a lot of proprietary trade secret info. If the deal fails because of regulators or any other reason then Broadcom walks away with a lot of Qualcomm secrets.
The parties switched ideologies in the last 15 years or so. The current republicans under trump are the democrats of 30 years ago. pushing a protectionist agenda to benefit people who refuse to change. The democrats are all about working with business to push the country forward
he pushed through an amendment to the clean air act in 1989 to ban the use of ozone depleting chemicals
Why would they? It's all about freedom for developers to upload anything they want.
this happens every year and why i never buy phones on launch day
still wet glue
yellow screens
hours waits for activation
and you pay full price. Wait a month and everyone starts discounting iphones. I just bought two 8 Pluses on a BOGO deal
I still go to MicroCenter to buy stuff. Half the time it's the same price as Newegg or Amazon and it's only a 10 minute drive away. I just bought my iphone at the AT&T store because it's 5 minutes from home. If I buy another game console i'll probably walk on over to gamestop which is close to where I bought my glasses.
But I do buy some food online. Cheaper and less annoying than the store
This is why I bought my sneakers in a real store. I tried them on, made sure they fit and went out for a run the next day.
Buy it online and two weeks later you might still be waiting for the right size
Best phone CPU/GPU combo
Apple API for direct access to hardware
The most games in the App Store
I take my kids to the real IMAX in NYC a few times a year. Worth it for the $22 average ticket price if you reserve good seats. Rarely just go to a regular theater
everyone does the basket thing. wal mart pioneered it. you figure out what people tend to buy in groups. mark down one or two of the items and raise prices on the rest. it's a 20 year old strategy.
in nyc whole foods is in the most expensive rent parts of the city. no way prices are dropping. at least not on the stuff lazy millennials will buy the most of, like frozen foods.
for me, I go there for the fresh fruits and veggies
They wanted to get into food delivery. Whole Foods stores are their local warehouses now and they are putting their lockers in them so that people who live in apartments with no lobby security can pick up their deliveries.
It's paper wealth. If your capital pays dividends or other income you're OK. If not, you're at risk of having it decline in value.
I think that was the chance of two people having a very similar face. Not FaceID specs
if you only call, text and use the basic features. Even the base apps get big upgrades every time a new version of IOS comes out. Same on Android.
My iphone 6S i can lock some apps behind my fingerprint to keep my wife and kids out of them. Not possible on older phones without TouchID.
we had it with TV's and other stuff up until the 90's or so. Most repair shops charged just enough money to keep you repairing and not buying new because TV's were expensive then.
I'll take buying new over repairing any day. Especially since tech moves so fast.
my ten year old older kid is always on youtube, but he can describe exactly how a car's powertrain works from the stuff he watches. Not like when i vegged out to stupid westerns in the 80's
maybe those kids were too dumb to realize they were risking life and limb to make others rich?
In the 80's a sign of wealth was having multiple TV's. Main set in the living room and smaller sets for the kids and maybe in the bedroom.
This is the same thing except it's a tablet and not a TV
If you really want one, go get a federal job or join the military into a specialty that requires a TS just for being in that job field
has to be the only explanation for why this turd got funding
Just like in 2000-2003 values will drop, some companies will go Chapter 11, etc. But most of the companies listed have real profits and if you choose wisely and hold until dividends or a merger you will make profits.
More likely someone else is doing the actual digging and planning
It's not society's job to do it for you
You simply need to know the schedule of movie releases in the USA
Used to be in June but now the summer movie season starts around late April or May, usually after the state testing season is over in schools. Big loud and dumb movies kids like. Kind of like The Transformers mixed in with fun stuff like Guardians of the Galaxy.
Late summer is the summer bombs like Dark Tower. The studios know when they have a bomb on their hands and time the release to match. And a mix of kids movies in August that will never make the kind of money as they big stuff like Transformers or Avengers. Sausage Party was excellent though, just not a fit for the summer blockbusters.
September and October is intelligent sci-fi season. The Martian, Interstellar and Blade Runner
Christmas is Oscar and kids movies to get the winter vacation money. Good quality stuff.
V-day is date movies and the lower end comic book movies like Hell Boy
Post New Year Winter is home to the crappy horror movies and the rest of the year is crap for tax losses. The studios know its crap, but some revenue is better than none.
If you know this schedule, you don't need a critic to tell you what kind of movie you're going to get