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Why Walt Disney might be a good company (disclaimer: not investing advice, just my opinion)
Why Walt Disney might be a good company (disclaimer: not investing advice, just my opinion)
Why this is a weird time and the market is erratic and volatile
For anyone confused about TTWO's acquisition of Zynga:
Last Night and This Morning: Fed Chair Hearing, Summary of Recent U.S. Stock Situation----For sharing
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Am I living under a rock has tastyworks turned to dogshit?
GDNP.V Plant Based Packaging With Loads of Potential (DD)
What's the best forum to discuss the advantages and disadvantages of different stockbrokers?
Is ZNGA about to change the landscape for mobile gaming?
Reconafrica confirms petroleum system with the second well
CSR reasons pressures Swedish betting companies - elderly looses returns.
CSR oriented funds made Swedish betting companies dirt cheap - elderly loosing returns!
Do you invest in companies you don't like as a consumer?
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This looks interesting… CSR Hub attempts to aggregate hundreds of ESG and CSR ratings for over 50k public and private companies globally. Not exactly a silver-bullet list to scroll to the bottom of and scoop the last-place losers, but maybe it’s a start 🤷 https://www.csrhub.com/CSR_ratings_from_a_to_z/
This is such a funny fucking comment. The AI assistant for CSR have been awful to date. They will improve but I'd much rather deal with a real person.
They’re only incompetent because the companies behind them don’t actually give them any authority to help you. When the AI CSR comes along it will just deny you and then if you disagree will just end the chat. Uber CS is a good example of that in action
It’s the tip of the iceberg, the models are getting good enough for a lot of basic CSR roles very soon. It’s pretty exciting tbh, I long for the day I don’t have to interact with these call center incompetents.
Downgrading my CSR later this month. Missed the mark bad.
I was barely making the Amex Platinum worth it with the annual fee and the CSR was going to always be in my wallet. With the refreshes, I feel it's reversed and Amex blew Chase out of the water with the refresh.
Amex really owned them this year. The Plat refresh blows the CSR out of the water.
Heres the message. Removed some specific words and added a [text] to match what the output would be Hi! I’m James, a Grade 11 student competing in DECA, a business competition focused on entrepreneurship and marketing. My team is researching CSR and chose [insert company]—could I ask a few quick questions about its initiatives? Thanks for your time! I got almost a word for word match of this spending 5 minutes in chat GPT. Took longer to get the prompt than to just, you know, use my fucking brain
Do you have a cool job or are you a CSR for people threatening to blow their brains out. Have a friend that does that. She does well.
Sure hope so. Curious on how they will handle this with the q3 2025 deadline coming up. Also...won't a not-timely 10q filed Monday the 17th have our answer as it will contain the following question for them to check? The subject annual report, semi-annual report, transition report on Form 10-K, Form 20-F, Form 11-K, Form N-SAR or Form N-CSR, or portion thereof, will be filed on or before the fifteenth calendar day following the prescribed due date; **or the subject quarterly report or transition report on Form 10-Q or subject distribution report on Form 10-D, or portion thereof, will be filed on or before the fifth calendar day following the prescribed due date**
I have a letter with case number and I think they completed my investigation and TD will not release the letter to me. I know the CSR who I spoke with name David said TD determined TD was not responsible. I am getting fed up with all the hiding by TD. What has happened is not a joke and I think TD is not taking seriously. There head company is registered in Delaware. I found where they are registered in South Dakota. There registered agent is Scott Von Horssen. His address is 5501 S. Broadband Lane Dioux Falls S.D. 57108 the same as Pathward banks address. I will be writing both him and the compliance officer.
The problem is that if you're getting an ACA plan with the PTC, you're getting sapped with about a 35% implicit tax (if not more) in loss of PTC & CSR. Oh, and there is, ironically, the 3.8% tax surcharge on investment income.
The market potential for IHL-42X is multibillion-dollar if it becomes an FDA-approved drug for OSA. Even a small slice of the market could exceed Incannex’s current valuation by many multiples. If the CSR shows consistent AHI decreases across subgroups and low dropouts, odds rise. We need to wait for this. With current cash they would run out within a year even without launching Phase 3. To fund a Phase 3, they will almost certainly need equity raise and/or strategic partner (big pharma licensing or co-funding deal) Incannex hasn’t disclosed any confirmed Big Pharma partner for IHL-42X. They did partner with Alfred and Novotech back in 2020 for early-phase work, but there’s no public licensing deal now. But they seem to have FDA clearance to start Phase 3, so they could be planning a partnership soon. Apnimed’s AD109 already has strong Phase-3 results (mean AHI ≈ −47% at 26 weeks, sustained to 51 weeks) and is leading the race. IHL-42X is promising but still needs trials and durability data to catch up. Apnimed has an estimated market cap (based on private placements) of around $400M while Incannex is at $60M. It will be interesting.
Yes, that is definitely what people say when they’re being told to get wrecked by an offshore Robinhood CSR hahaha
Listen you're obviously a 3-wheeled retard who can't read a service contract. Congratulations, sucks to suck. Again I say I hope it felt good taking out your idiot rage on some poor overworked CSR because you're too much of a dullard to read the contract you agreed to.
me too. i wonder if their system analyzes customers based on return history and CSR or return system gives wide berth to low frequency return/high frequency purchasing customers.
I love the travel insurance that CSR gives, totally worth the cost, but when they jack it up and then add 40 "new benefits" that ill spend all my free time trying to use... feels shitty.
Just a point of clarification. CSR gets 3% on dining and 1% on all other categories. But when you use the points specifically on Chase’s travel portal, its value is boosted by 50%. That’s how the person above got to 4.5% on dining and 1.5% minimum.
>they're beginning to work on an Uber-style CSR hiring system where "enthusiastic customers" from rural regions can work for their favorite company. Horrifying shit.
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Sounds like you're also a bad CSR who thinks customers should just 'fall in line' and 'cooperate'.
So how long have you been a bad CSR?
My CSR card would hate me if I maxed what they give me..
yes but CSR offers the same type of lounges but its free for guests
There are boatloads of people that don’t use FA’s, and boatloads that do. Personal preference. I don’t use an FA to “outperform” the market, nor does he try to do so - flat out says he’s not in business to do that. What I primarily want him to do: - Keep me from doing stupid investing shit; because I like to chase shiny pennies at times. - Mostly take care of this aspect of my life because I don’t have the time or inclination to do it. - Help me minimize taxes. - Act as a concierge for financial stuff I don’t want to handle; eg transfer money to outside investments (such as real estate syndications), gift money to kids, transfer money to charities, establish a line of credit against the investments, etc. The thought of having to try to figure this stuff out, or sit on the phone with CSR’s makes my skin crawl. - Be there for my wife and kids if I depart this world prematurely. My wife has zero interest in this stuff, and our kids are too young to know or care much about it. I used to be with a big intl “wealth mgmt firm” that charged >1% AUM. I eventually searched for an independent FA and found a great guy who charges a flat monthly rate of just $500. Unless you have incredibly complicated investments I don’t see why 90% of people are still using FA’s that charge a % of AUM. Even the Realtors finally got exposed for their outrageous commission structures. Anyway, I researched the field extensively, Zoom interviewed about 10 FA’s, and selected my guy. Has worked out great. I also had the exact same concern you did. But we run everything through Schwab and it’s been great. As others have said, they have a lot of protections in place. This ain’t their first rodeo.
No I wasn't an FC. I started in their broker trainee program as a CSR. Then passed the series 7 and became a broker. Then did the active trader training and took the STS calls. Then joined the AI500 team(for clients who trade over 500 times a year). Then they had me taking overflow calls for the options team when they were busy. And sometimes I would do other random stuff like tutoring for people studying for the series 7, training classes for new employees/brokers/advanced options, covering for team managers when they wanted to go on vacation, etc. And for like a year I was part of this new team that would call people that left negative surveys for us. I don't think I would have enjoyed being an FC. I wanted to be deep in the weeds with trading and options. And yeah retired early at age 33
TDS = Trump derangement syndrome DEI = Diversity, Equity and Inclusion CSR = Corporate Social Responsibility
Counterbuying TDS seems to be a great strategy. TDS has penetrated well into smart and otherwise cynical people's minds. The same with CSR and DEI, counterbuying those is my entire strategy. People are looking at small things and missing tectonic worldwide shifts. The world will change like it hasn't in 80 years.
I currently work in corporate strategy for commercial auto and wouldn't go there myself. Some large headwinds... 1. They're getting their ass torn apart by OSHA and if they'd grown big enough for the unwashed masses to know who they are the CSR scandals alone would break them. I smell class actions and heavy fall out still on its way. 2. In that note, when workers are vomiting your paint colors because you are too cheap to even get them a respirator your cost of goods isn't accurate, so the bulk of your balance sheet is a sham. The balance sheet also doesn't show liquidity needed to fix that level of problem without affecting their credit rating. 3. BYD is going to destroy them. My guess is an announcement of a strategic partnership with a legacy nameplate that is backed into a corner like Mercedes will be coming, especially if repubs win and start a tariff war. Rivian won't have established the clout to compete with it. 4. Economic and auto factors don't favor luxury EV right now. Substantial trends towards lease and Rivian has a small network for that. If you believe in them long term wheel it and get a discount when it finally bottoms. 5. Scout isn't a partner to Rivian. Rivian is hoping for some sweet IP from that investment, but Scout already has given a giant middle finger to VWAG by announcing plans for direct to consumer sales. Pair that with the struggles across VWAG as a whole, and you don't get the tailwind you imagine. 6. Rivian is the least likely nameplate to fit VWAG current strategy. If they continue to devolve the cheese will stand alone. I wheel Ford for nostalgia and if I was going to go deep I MIGHT sniff around a qualitative assessment of Toyota, but overall it's the worst possible time to jump into the auto industry
There must be plenty otherwise companies would not be investing in promoting their image and spend millions in corporate bullshit jobs for CSR. I have one such job getting paid for a made up thing
If you have the CSR, know that the other chase bonuses can be transferred to it for extra value… that $200 sign up on a freedom card becomes $300 at 1.5 cents a point when transferred and used for travel (that also means the 5% categories becomes 7.5% when paired with CSR, the freedom unlimited’s 1.5% becomes 2.25%, etc)… look up chase quadfecta (CSR, ink cash for business, freedom unlimited, and rotating category freedom)… get extra bonus earn rates in many different spend categories.
Thank you so much, I never realized there are so many ways to make ends meet as a grad!! I will definitely reach out to folks on that forum and strategize this. I have CSR and I was debating on giving that up on renewal but I could look into sign up bonuses again since I'm past the 60month limit now. The best tips are well kept I guess but hopefully someone gives me a crumb so I can field the next 2 yrs of my life better. People are so smart to be doing this, Im excited to learn more! Thank you again, I'll look into all your tips on this.
If you do a moderate amount of travel, I've found the best casual combination, at least for myself, is the Chase Sapphire Reserve combined with the Chase Freedom Unlimited. Use the CSR for restaurants and travel, use the CFU for everything else. The CSR costs like $550/yr now, but you get $300 back in a travel credit, and I get way more than $250 worth of points per year out of it. I mostly transfer the points to Southwest and Hyatt so I can get at least 5-6 flights per year plus some hotel stays here and there.
Well NVIDIA take some of that 80 billion dollar buyback you anmoinced and hire the best CSR you can and pay them the best in the industry
Please let me know who does this first. I am going to immediately ask the "CSR" how many R's are in "strawberry"
Yeah, I am trading on the XASX. Some examples that have been bought back are GUD, CSR and recently WTC. Wide portfolio means many stocks and diverse portfolio means many different type of stocks, its a strategy to minimise individual loss of a share. I have 35 I have invested in for stability.
The SEC is not gonna give a shit about your quarterly $50k gains, relax. And Meta is not gonna give a shit about some CSR rep making trades.
Bro you can trade a stock if your girlfriend is a CSR at the company no one gives a fuck
Wish I could buy Puts on Phoenix real estate. The place gonna be too hot AND run out of water. Instead the best I can do is go long CSR (cooler climate REIT)
Yes. Called Fidelity CSR once and was *asked* even.
I blamed my degeneracy on his death when the Fidelity CSR asked about it.
I have no idea what an “FD salesman” is. I guess CSR is “customer service rep”. Stop with the abbreviations.
I still don’t think it’s worth yelling at a CSR, who has no control over the situation. I’ve politely asked to escalate my issue multiple times, and had it resolved. There is no situation that is made better by yelling.
You literally said you were “forced” to yell at the CSR.
I was going to write a big update on Warrior Met Coal (HCC) but tbh after looking at the presentation, I see basically nothing worth updating about regarding [write-up last week](https://old.reddit.com/r/stocks/comments/1ceai7b/rstocks_weekend_discussion_saturday_apr_27_2024/l1l3ms8/). Management literally copy/pasted the same 2024 guidance as they did a quarter ago. Blue Creek capex unchanged. Net cash position slightly lower (due to special dividend). So instead, I'll talk more about the bull case for met coal again. This is from a year ago, but [Teck made a presentation all about steelmaking coal](https://www.teck.com/media/Steelmaking-Coal-Resilience.pdf). They project out the demand the next few decades. In the following, when I am referring to the company HCC, I will use Warrior, to not confuse you with Hard Coking Coal (HCC). - They note that long term met coal demand will decline (slide 8). Met coal usage may fall as blast furnaces get more efficient and more scrap metal becomes available to be recycled in Electric Arc FurnacesWait what? Aren't we bullish met coal? - Yes. See slide 7 and 9. The difference is demand for high quality met coal is robust. Specifically, "HCC" (hard coking coal). Teck then markets their own coal quality here, but I'll note that the coal that Warrior produces is also considered of high quality. Though I think Teck probably wins out quality? - [I'll link to slide 7](https://i.imgur.com/P4uhqUk.png) since it is the most important one in the entire presentation. We have pretty good visibility into future supply. Depletions refers to all the quality or easy to access coal having being mined already. Greenfield refers to brand new supply (e.g., Blue Creek), while Brownfield is redeveloping existing supply (e.g., [BTU's Centurion Mine in N. Goonyella, Australia](https://i.imgur.com/xqCvKlw.png)) It takes *years* (decades?) to bring on new supply via greenfields. [Warrior has been planning Blue Creek since 2019](https://miningconnection.com/coal_prep/news/article/warrior_met_coal_weighing_options_to_develop_blue_creek_mine_alabama_main_u), if not earlier. (I found geological surveys studying Blue Creek's coal content from 1964) - From Warrior's website: "We are a large-scale, low-cost producer and exporter of premium quality metallurgical coal, also known as hard-coking coal (HCC). The HCC that Warrior produces from the Blue Creek coal seam boasts unique properties, including high Coke Strength After Reaction (CSR), high fluidity, low sulfur content, and is of a similar quality to coal referred to as the premium HCC produced in Australia, which meet the specific requirements for producing high-grade steel." - See slide 15 of Teck's presentation to see what constitutes quality met coal. They point out HCC coal has lower sulfur/phosphorous content (impurities), low volatility, higher coke strength, lower emissions in blast furnace, to name a few properties. [See slide 38 for how coke strength decreases with higher volatility]. Warrior's coal, however, has higher volatility, but still manages preserves other desirable properties (high coke strength, low sulfur, etc.). Higher coke strength is important because in the blast furnace because you need a strong material to hold up all the material in the 'tube' above it (as I understand it), and not be too chemically reactive to CO2. - Having lower volatility isn't always better, as if it is too low, apparently the coke ovens get damaged by pressure. [Source](https://www.spglobal.com/commodityinsights/en/market-insights/latest-news/metals/072121-feature-pmv-coking-coal-premiums-may-be-new-normal-as-flip-from-discount-extends-into-h2). In fact, if coal is too low in volatile content, it forces producers to blend in higher volatility coal. So there is a range of desired volatilities targeted by steel producers.
Can confirm. 3 advisors here and 5 women CSR’s
I don't really care about tracking, but I don't want my car to fall apart the day after warranty expires. (Or you know, the day after you buy it, to wait 10 months on hold to talk to CSR that doesn't speak English)
Guys for anyone talking about DXYZ, please go to the SEC website and read page 7 on the most recent CSR (shareholder report)... net asset value per share is $4.84
Only thing I’ll say is that their last 10Q is 26 pages and their last CSR deck is 100.
Who’s buying puts on CSR? CZR bools are fuked
As soon as your AI chatbot CSR says something incorrect and you lose money or get sued they will be pulled (for now). It's a legal problem a lot of companies haven't thought through carefully. Example: [https://www.forbes.com/sites/marisagarcia/2024/02/19/what-air-canada-lost-in-remarkable-lying-ai-chatbot-case/](https://www.forbes.com/sites/marisagarcia/2024/02/19/what-air-canada-lost-in-remarkable-lying-ai-chatbot-case/)
The CSR report talked about “opening friendly relations to banks”. So its up there. Thats the thing people tend to forget. If MSOs are able to uplist, LPs can create subsidiaries in the US. So we will see more competition in the near term after reform
It's what happens when you are trying to win the CSR game but neglect to come up for air long enough to read the room. As many others have pointed out here, the typical customer is not interested in this, not at all - quite the opposite. Again and again we see corporations trying to jam DEI & CSR junk down their customers' throats, only to act blindsided when it backfires.
Well said. Larry Finks DEI CSR ESG forced Progressive Policy would be proud. We did it. We brought down values for Black Rock to buy up.
Schwab's low-fee ETFs and target index funds have ERs that match or beat Vanguard's, their mutual fund minimums are $1 compared to Vanguard's $3000 (most funds), their customer service is better, and their website (especially the brokerage side) is *vastly* better. In the past couple of years there have been numerous complaints on reddit of VG not taking phone calls for customer service. Schwab's phones answer 24/7/365 by using their worldwide network of agents. I once called with a question late in the evening and was connected with a very helpful CSR - in Tokyo.
He said it was in a corn and soybean state. CRP enrollment for 30 years would've paid around 300 an acre rent depending on CSR. That's 6 million a year in rent on land you only have to touch twice in the entire 30 year contract, 180 million at contract expire date.
Did CSR cards rain down?
Livestock like poultry and pork is really starting to drive up acre prices in Iowa. Has everything to do with zoning and not what the land CSR or soil ratings are. Been seeing marginal non row crop land go for 25k an acre just because of the livestock component.
Is this like my ISP yesterday where my internet was out for 8 hours and I called asking about it and they told me they have no idea what happened or when it's going to be back up? I told the CSR I get it's not their fault but that they should get their shit together and give their reps some information to customers calling and asking why their internet is out all day.
Since I brought up casino stocks thought I would provide some insight into my investments so far in the casino / resort industry: BALY and CSR stocks MGM both how a channel up pattern - and MGM of these 2 is a better stock hold long term, currently undervalued atm.
OP doesn’t know how different market orders work, blames min wage CSR but thinks he is talking trading floor guy.
Yeah I get that and you’re right. I mean there is a chance it could’ve gotten executed on the exchange but also yes maybe the broker did on their book. There is a whole slew of scenarios that could cause this. Still though, the CSR is correct.
American Express only allows a bonus on the same card every 7 years as opposed to 2 years for Chase (4 years for CSP or CSR). American Express is still giving out 150k signup bonuses for Platinum ($700 annual fee), which is enough for almost 2 round trip international business tickets (worth almost $12000).
Okay, well as long as you were polite to the CSR, all is well.
I wasn't wrong about anything. I was asking where my loss was and found it on my own while getting a wrong answer from the "pro" CSR they themselves labeled the guy as.
Interesting as this issue plagued Mercedes in the -00’s. There is not much choice as regulators are pushing CSR (corporate social responsibility), with total lifecycle assessment for carbon emission / recyclability etc. I would have imagined the tech would have matured, not yet it seems. But it will eventually and lead to lower impact vehicles. Sucks for now, but this particular issue you have must be kind of widespread. The jacket of this harness should have been developed by a tier who is not only selling to VW
Same here. I lead with the Plat and switch over to the CSR as a backup, if needed.
... and you simply ignored the list I wrote? Disney is one of the largest and most well-known entertainment companies globally. Here are several reasons why one might consider Disney a good company: 1. **Strong and Recognizable Brand**: Disney is universally recognized and has a powerful brand. The Disney brand is associated with creativity, quality entertainment, and nostalgia, attributes that have helped it win the hearts of consumers worldwide. 2. **Wide Range of Content**: Disney owns some of the most popular franchises in entertainment history. Its vast portfolio includes Marvel Studios, Pixar, Lucasfilm (Star Wars), and 20th Century Studios, not to mention its classic animated and live-action films. This gives it a broad range of content to attract diverse audiences. 3. **Disney+:** Disney's own streaming service, Disney+, has proved successful, boasting millions of subscribers since its launch in 2019. Disney+ allows the company to compete directly with other streaming platforms and provide a home for all of its content, including original programming. 4. **Innovative Experiences**: Disney is known for creating innovative and immersive experiences for its audience, both in its films and in its theme parks. It often integrates technology and creativity in ways that captivate audiences and push the boundaries of entertainment. 5. **Diversified Business**: Besides movies and TV shows, Disney has an expansive business portfolio that includes theme parks and resorts, cruise lines, merchandising, and publishing. This diversification helps the company maintain stability and profitability even when one sector isn't performing as well. 6. **Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR):** Disney has made commitments to reduce its environmental footprint, promote social responsibility, and foster inclusivity and diversity. This includes initiatives to minimize waste, reduce emissions, and create content that represents diverse communities and experiences. 7. **Strong Financial Performance**: Historically, Disney has demonstrated strong financial performance with consistent revenue growth. It's a significant contributor to the US economy, and it employs hundreds of thousands of people worldwide. 8. **Longevity and History**: Disney has a rich history dating back to 1923. Over that time, it has consistently produced high-quality content and remained at the forefront of the entertainment industry. 9. **Chance for Apple to buy Disney**: This might happen
Why not? You do realise banks, institutional and individual investors now put a strong focus on CSR?
You lost me when you made CSR important investment perimeter.
"It's at least as good as our best customer service representative, and it's probably on average better," he said Is it just me or does this quote make no sense. If it is as good as your best CSR then by definition it is much better than your average CSR.
Because this is what corporations what in fast food joints. Employ people to cook. Don’t need to staff for taking orders. This is the future of fast food. Let’s see what keywords can be used for hacking this AI CSR.
This sub learned 2 years ago that Robinhood DGAF about anything but their own bottom line. Fuckers went to court and had a Senate Hearing. Meanwhile, this idiot is like "OMG THE CSR SEDDDDD". I'm sure there's a line in their TOS that says they can do whatever they want if they deem it necessary and any lawyer OP picks up will gladly take OPs money, read the TOS, bill OP for a week of work and point to the TOS and say "Sorry buddy you're screwed".
Op would be SOL except some dumbshit Robinhood CSR gave promises in writing
Chase bank the other day when I stopped in for foreign currency, “oh btw it looks like you’re pre-approved for a credit card” I told the dude “I already have a CSR lol I’m good” (their best card, had it for many years). He’s like “oh really? Well just wanted to tell you” Desperate cucks holy moly
Not sure, but since April 1 was a Saturday, think the DWAC 10-K was due by April 3rd ( Monday ). The [Form NT-10K](https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1849635/000119312523089560/d429229dnt10k.htm) says "The subject annual report, semi-annual report, transition report on Form 10-K, Form 20-F, Form 11-K, Form N-CEN or Form N-CSR, or portion thereof, will be filed on or before the fifteenth ***calendar day*** following the prescribed due date" . That says CALENDAR day, not BUSINESS day. So 15 calendar days following April 3rd would have been April 18.
I have the CSR and I've been thinking of switching
Or you know, you have a CSR credit card that has Lyft Pink as a perk.
there was someone in DSS yesterday balling cuz they have no where to go and they would do nothing to help him. i live in western new york and he will die if the weather takes a sudden turn and he is not sheltered. the people that work at our dss are incompetent and ignorant. and they act like people can just wait for things and they actually in my opinion purposely look over people if they get pissed and voice there frustration. its pathetic tbh. also, when you call to try and get anyone on the phone, or even a case worker? it states to dial 0 for emergency and "explain your emergency". well, if you press 0 all it does it bring you to another pre-recorded message. no CSR, NOTHING. and that message is almost 5-6 minutes long and drags out forever to get you to hang up basically. its obvious
They have over 16,000 employees to start. I feel like the company could be run by 1000 core people and some offshore contracting CSR’s.
Where’s that Robinho or CSR with the British accent tn😩
I have the CSR. I don't regret it, I just don't use it enough for the money
You should be able to close those option. SPX is European style and settled in cash. CSR is full of shit .
40 Act ETFs don’t file 10-Ks. You want the N-CSR.
Divested for CSR reasons, not for failure. Hospitals participated to greater levels. Let me say that differently —- customers renewed contracts. 👊
TRX Promising jr gold mining company that opened their mine a couple years ago. Lots of expansion to facilities going on. Company has no debt. Looks like an economic crisis is coming and well, gold holds it's value, so with inflation, gold should go up. CSR is fairly respectible. Hold 25k+ shares.
I have the reserve. Best perks are 1. 300 dollar credit on travel (makes the annual fee $550 - $300 = $250) 2. 3x points on travel and dining 3. Travel insurance 4. Points are worth more. So if you have other Ultimate Rewards cards, you can pool them with the CSR and use them .
None I mean maybe technically a little rn but I pay it off in full each month. Just have one for the free rewards and travel perks (CSR gang wya)
Thats cool, my bank will probably be raising their rates here from 3.25 soon. I’ve found chasing highest yield by switching banks for HYSA is a big PITA after you’ve done a few. Canceling them is the real pain. Back in the day I opened HSBC hysa because it was 1.25 vs 1.00 with Ally. A month later and Ally raised their rate, so I moved money out and left my empty hsbc account. Then a year or two later i got a letter from Citizens that they bought HSBC and I had to call CSR to get them to close the account, new account had fees so I couldn’t leave it empty. Just overall a big pain, was absolutely not worth all the effort lol
My recent conversation with a TD CSR - All shorts have been covered and returned to the original owners - I was told there are no naked shorts a stock can’t be shorted if shares do not exist - All share holders get rolled into New Bridge
For those that don’t remember, a few years back Foxconn, Apple’s biggest manufacturer, had a number of employee suicides and there was a massive investigation that found severe mistreatment of employees. This was after Apple separated from a previous manufacturer (don’t remember the name), due to a similar scandal, and moved their business to Foxconn. Their CSR score has taken some hits over the years from this shit… their stock performance has not.
Yeah modification and true verification is clearly the next evolution of this and is worth than a check mark in and of itself. Accounts, personalities, businesses have been getting a free platform with instantaneous access to millions of their customers and in many cases a CSR tool for free, lmao. This shit should never have been an ad play.
What do you mean? This is exactly why businesses will pay for verification and protection from imposters. What’s this shit worth to Lilly? Just a couple hundred thousand CSR man-hours. Real life DDOS.
I would love to be the CSR dealing with you wanting your account unflagging and insisting I read your link. Call your broker and ask. I already did. I am only arguing for the sake of anyone who ignores my warning because of your fucking ignorance.
I was a CSR in 2003-2004. I generally liked it, had some good times and liked being around movies. I still remember most of the stuff on the new release wall from that time period. The store managers were always weirdos but a few of the shift managers and CSR's were pretty cool and fun to work with. My good buddy and I got hired together but he was a total flake who would rarely show up for his shift, make up fake injuries to get pain killers and he even got to sit on a stool at the check out for it, oh yeah and masterbate in the employee bathroom. I still have all my name tag and training manuals but not sure what happened to my polo shirts. I was actually thinking about seeing what blockbusters stock was but its held by some liquidation firm so your not really able to buy bb stock anymore right?
Oh totally, the MSCI ratings and other rating agencies have been in trouble since essentially companies have been 'greenwashing' their practices and successfully gaming the system to claim they have good ESG/CSR practices. Which is why some researchers have been using multifaceted approaches, include using AI to filter through company disclosures to better identify companies that are genuinely making attempts to improve their ESG. They key difference between ESG and previous attempts is that ESG is focused on ensuring companies can begin to improve in this area without sacrificing returns. Essentially the emerging theory is that when a company focuses on the materiality of the particular ESG factor to their business, they can make significant improvements and actually improve returns. Obviously still a lot of research to be done.
We will see more corporates leaning towards CSR and Sustainability partnerships. If Blue apron can service a lot of this corporates it could lead to a responsible revenue opportunity. There was hints of corporate sales in Q2 2022 notes
Yeah I put everything I possibly can on a CSR or Freedom Unlimited, probably around $3k/month. Recently discovered with my HSA insurance I can pay the providers with a normal credit card and then have the HSA reimbursement, so going to get even more points now.