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Friday, 01/06/2017 11:17:12 AM

Friday, January 06, 2017 11:17:12 AM

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Today I'm looking into my crystal ball and I'm seeing great things unfold. Let me tell you what I may think is happening.


Revenue is as we know is the retained earnings when capital surplus is the accumulation of both retained earnings and new equity from the sale of assets of the balance sheet. Depreciation due noted on the cashflow statement is money earned after the sale.


Let me give you a example. You have A entity and B entity. A entity sells goods and services to B entity and in return B entity pays A entity for those goods by the issueing of shares well inturn depleating there share account forwarding there shares into A entity " treasury shares ".

Outstanding shares are shares underwritten by the borrowing of capital by entity B.


The liability is of both entity A as well as B added together.


The question is what entity did you buy? This of course is tied back too when the ticker symbol was changed.

So the way this works is the shares start out at a $1 and slides too $.50. The ticker has not changed but what had changed was that the stock was forwarded spilt allowing for dilution through a fractional share restructuring process. This is all relavent to time is money concept and that early investors who stay true should be rewarded.

If a company foresees an uncertain future ahead they will divert inventory and risk onto new investors so that there will always be a gradual progression of earnings ahead of inflation for early investors regardless of market timing. When you think that a ten year graduate course at the top of the line university majoring in finance to up hold equality for all individuals that invest for there further retirement is it not right that who plays the game the longest should out perform those who just enter into the arena.


So buy buy and hold strong until my next update in my crystall ball comes forth to me.

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