Really makes you think

I cant wait to make people like you eat a concrete curb.

It just means that even if you redistribute the companies money to people there still isn't enough savings for the majority of the population to stay home for a long period.

And neither do the people who aren't owners. So let the compamies go bankrupt and dissapear as it should.

30 grand would keep me at home with my wife and kid for a year. it's relative. in San Diego it's pocket change. in Chattanooga it's a sabbatical.

Did drumpf say any of these?

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I'm not a Trump supporter nor am I a Republican, I'm a conservative.

It’s way easier for workers to have that type of savings than businesses.

Gay.

Dude listen....just because the corporation is worth a billion doesn’t mean it has a billion to fuck with those funds are tied up with assets and shit that can’t be cashed out for straight cash. This is zoomer level of education we are now dealing with and if you were within arms reach I’d be beating this knowledge into your ass right now.

I think it should wake people up to the fact that billionaires dont actually just have billions in liquidity just as most businesses on every level and their owners dont.
No one is hoarding cash in a vault.

It appears as if a little bit of hard times created some stronger men.

Well, that's not fair to anyone who is actually trying to keep their businesses afloat.

Down the hatch!

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>(((1 post by this ID)))
What do you do for work? How much savings do you have?

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>t. triggered chang

Kek

No it's not. Greed just makes it disapear instantly in stocks buyback and bonuses to useless chairmen.

means there are a lot of retards and retarded CEOs who can't save.
your suppose to save for a rainy year.

It's not about bankruptcy, it's that they WILL cut large numbers of their workforce to make up for losses.

Don't blame the zoomers, we are crashing right now because of a boomer-retarded-logic that we can print money and debt ad infinitum and there's never gonna be any issue.

I truly hope wall street and the world cuckonomy simply crash and burn.

The issue in the short-term is liquidity. Lack of liquidity kills you quick. Firms are organized around having a more or less predictable cashflows going in and going out. If cashflows suddenly stop going in, you need to get liquidity quick or you will default on all your obligations.

>stealing a job from a teenager

Oh where's the ''but they TAKE THE RISK'' argument when it's time to fucking crash and burn ?

The hypocrisy tastes sweet

I mean, they arent wrong.

>w-we'll show you, y-you'll see soon
been reading this on here for around 10 years now

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Except that shit hasn't happened, faggot.
>something is closed for 2 weeks
Guess what happens when the 2 weeks are up.

What you should've written is that coronavirus has given people a 2 week taste of a less-liberal society

Privatizing profis but socializing losses is fair for you?

Wagie wagie get in cagie

The owners need to choose to bail their own company out with their cash or not.

Having zero liquidity is retarded and a result of chasing quarterly reports over long term stability.

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The overhead is much lower and your profit margins are greater than airlines.
Everyone hates airlines but the fact is that a month of saving for total expenses would be 4 total years profit. So most of their profits go to long term cost reduction
Meanwhile, your dumb ass spends all your money on cheese cakes

>billion dollar corporations
Not Joe's pizza down the street. Joe should get a bailout. Boeing's CEOs should use their rainy day fund

>Having zero liquidity is retarded
What does your business do? How much cash do you keep on hand?

You won’t do anything magapede

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>leftards made fun of preppers/survivalists for years, calling them stupid nazis
>"OH NO WE DONT HAVE ENOUGH TO LIVE MORE THAN A FEW DAYS, THIS IS SOCIETY'S FAULT!!!"

if you put 2 seconds of thoughts into this the entire argument breaks down. A large company may have 20,000+ employees. They may make bulk supply purchases in the 10's of millions. they have support contracts, SLAs and MLAs to pay. They have distribution costs and real estate and mortgages to pay.

It is very expensive to run a massive-scale business and generate profit. 1 month of shutdown could incur billions in costs, and they don't just have liquid cash stored in a warehouse. has nothing to do with management

How is Chattanooga?
Been planning on moving from WA to Knoxville, just waiting to save up enough for a couple triplexes
>inb4 landlords get the rope
Without landlords there would be no renting. You would be forced to live with your parents until you can buy a house (although that's what I'm doing anyway).
I also plan to keep rent relatively low so I could hopefully have good renters that i would be good to. I would pick up food and medicine for older renters, and help out any based white bros.

How much cash does the small business owner take home? Typically, about enough to pay their bills, not really a surplus.

How much cash does a CEO of a billion dollar company take home? Enough to pay their bills? Or many times over a surplus? Their CEOs are overpaid. They could easily have a rainy day fund if they had saved for that rather than paying such ridiculous amounts to glorified goons

Entire modern business economy is all a front for debt management
There are no true foundations under the house of cards

The debt makes some businesses artificially more competitive over non-debted businesses, so all businesses must become debted to survive, then it just turns into a challenge to who can accumulate and support the most debt without collapsing in on itself

This acts as a complete leech on everyone interacting with a business, siphoning money to the parasitic (((investor))) class
Thanks Jewish usury!

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Commie dirtbag has an excellent point. Modern corporations are pushed to operate at the extremes of debt tolerance by the quest for, not just profits - that is not enough, but GROWTH of profits. Making the same sized shitload of money every year is considered a failure by Wall Street, and it isn't.

>gay
Yes, the Trump administration is pro-gay, which is one of the areas I 100% oppose trump.
I'm also a nationalist, not a globalist, so I differ from trump (who says he's "both")

I also want a wall, the illegals deported, and the swamp drained, and those are also areas where I disagree with trump.

Trump is a lifelong Democrat who is liberal on social issues.

>imagine investing in a company that didnt pay out dividends or reduce the float in buybacks
really makes you retarded

Yeah that's a good point, none of my friends/family have admitted to me I was right- but why shouldn't the billion dollar corporations have rainy day funds when us peons are supposed to?

This isn't true at all, our manufacturing isn't doing shit, it's just food and infrastructure.
The American economy is fucked.

blow it out your ass, Chinky

So what does your company do and how much do you pay your management?

i thought a real hard think on that
most PEOPLE dont actually have massive piles of cash sitting around, know why, because COMPANIES decided to try and fuck people over as hard as possible between outsourcing, H1B scamming, wage stagnation or even reduction, and using the temp labor scam to cheat people out of benefits. Fuck you you faggoty bootlicker, wait for that golden shower to trickle down on you if you shill for your masters hard enough.

The companies can take out a fucking loan and repay it over time, like they make all their employees do now to get a degree that isn't even necessary just to look better for HR so they can earn a fucking living. Screw you.
This is part of the inherent risk of any company--shit happens and suddenly you're no longer profitable. You can't have your cake and eat it too. You can't sit here and brag that you started muh small business and those zoomers just need bootstraps like you, and then bitch and whine when a bump in the road sends you under. It's what you signed up for you whiny retard.

Lmao enjoy your ditigal currency, complete surveillance state, and FEMA death camp you fucking delusional golem.

I hope Corona-Chan burns their entire fiat system down. With no survivors!

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>I hope it all crashes and burns
As much as you may hate the system, I advise you work within the system long enough to arm and supply yourself for when it *does* crash and burn.
It may feel nice and comfy thinking about the system collapsing, but you will suffer along with it if you aren't prepared.

Source?
What does your company do? How much cash do you have? Do you even know what a balance sheet is? Have you ever seen one?

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>all their employees
What do you do for work? Who is your employer?

>wwwahhhhh, waaaaahhhhh, the flu has inconvenienced me!
>give me money! waaaah!!!
they can use their credit to take out loans. not. my. problem. in fact, all companies have a large amount of DEBT as a regular operating function. last company i worked at was a midsize at best and they had 92 million in debt just on a regular day. pump that to 150 temporarily and pay it off over time. what's the big fucking deal you whiny faggots?

oh, it's fine for regular people to go into debt whenever they get sick or lose a job, but the companies who laugh at screwing people over, they're too good for it? cry me a fucking river.

Businesses take risks regarding the actual operation and management of the business. Sure, there exists insurance for this kind of situation, but I don't think anyone can be expected to be prepared for a major outbreak of the chinese virus in the US.

Throwing 10k to gamble on the startup of a business is your loss when it doesn't work out. Thousands of businesses declare bankruptcy every year, purely by the result of their own poor decisions. I wouldn't consider 'not being prepared for coronavirus' to be poor decision making. Especially if you are a startup or have very little profit margin to afford saving money.

Cope. The elites are laughing at you.

Firms that are completely solvent collapse in liquidity crises because they cannot turn their assets easily into the money necessary to pay their obligations as they become due. When this happens at a large scale, there is a chain reaction where the market stalls because if one firm cannot pay another firm, this second firm may not be able to pay their obligations either. There are more compounding factors that make this worse, interest and fees penalize these firms for liquidity issues.

Right now firms are facing massive blows to liquidity, massive drops in aggregate demand, difficulty accessing short term credit, and a stock market crash (which affects the ability of firms to raise funds by selling company shares).

Alls I can hear is you gurgling Boeing executive's cum

You've completely failed at life up to now, but if civilization hit the reset button you'd surely wind up on top this time around if you had a do-over, amirite?