An analysis of what happened with GameStop (Fiero used in example of investing)
"For example, imagine that your friend Cory has a broken-down Pontiac Fiero that he buys for $100. You decide to buy 50% of this Fiero for $50. But then, Cory buys the Fiero some tires, clears the rat’s nest out of the engine bay and installs some pretty sweet fuzzy dice over the rear-view mirror, thus raising the value of the Fiero to $500.
As the 50% owner of this Fiero, your share is now worth $250 – a rise of 400%! Very good investing!"
"... if Cory huffs too much glue and crashes the Fiero into a ravine, all you’re going to lose is $50."
Originally posted by fierosound: An analysis of what happened with GameStop (Fiero used in example of investing)
"For example, imagine that your friend Cory has a broken-down Pontiac Fiero that he buys for $100. You decide to buy 50% of this Fiero for $50. But then, Cory buys the Fiero some tires, clears the rat’s nest out of the engine bay and installs some pretty sweet fuzzy dice over the rear-view mirror, thus raising the value of the Fiero to $500.
As the 50% owner of this Fiero, your share is now worth $250 – a rise of 400%! Very good investing!"
"... if Cory huffs too much glue and crashes the Fiero into a ravine, all you’re going to lose is $50."
Interesting analogy. Also in your link's video, (85GT? )
then one could buy Cory's share of the Fiero for next to nothing, and part it out maybe for $500.00. A 800% rise in the initial investment, .
Never let anyone that uses a Fiero as an example give you any kind of financial advice.
Yeeehhhhhhh......as a group we really arent that financially bright.
Fiero is broken, lets buy another one. It followed me home. WHAT ????, those 3 are just for parts to save money later. Yes it DOES need to be modified. No, its not a hole in the driveway to fill with money. Its a hole in the garage floor to fill with money !!!!
Sheesh, and at one time I thought airplane people were nuts !!!!
The people regulating Wall Street come from Wall Street and plan to go back to Wall Street when done. The problem isn't complex. Some will say it's the Russians, the Chinese or Iranians that threaten us.
An analysis of what happened with GameStop (Fiero used in example of investing)
"For example, imagine that your friend Cory has a broken-down Pontiac Fiero that he buys for $100. You decide to buy 50% of this Fiero for $50. But then, Cory buys the Fiero some tires, clears the rat’s nest out of the engine bay and installs some pretty sweet fuzzy dice over the rear-view mirror, thus raising the value of the Fiero to $500.
As the 50% owner of this Fiero, your share is now worth $250 – a rise of 400%! Very good investing!"
"... if Cory huffs too much glue and crashes the Fiero into a ravine, all you’re going to lose is $50."
I don't get it. This sounds pretty fishy, perhaps even fraudulent. If, (as you plainly stated) my friend Cory HAS a broken down Fiero.............why, does he then buy it? Did he buy it from himself? Is by chance, Cory's real name ... Billy Sol Estes?
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I don't get it. This sounds pretty fishy, perhaps even fraudulent. If, (as you plainly stated) my friend Cory HAS a broken down Fiero.............why, does he then buy it? Did he buy it from himself? Is by chance, Cory's real name ... Billy Sol Estes?
The bigger question is did Cory open a brokerage account and a margin account before all this "Fiero trading" nonsense took place ?