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wonder if the barber actually nicked him or was a blood packet
Knowing De Niro as a method actor, he would have preferred the real thing.
What about the ethics of objecting to investing in companies that are trying to cure fatal diseases? Which rabid vermin from the vilest cesspools of hell would condemn that?
Exactly
Hey Chess great call on LAKE!!$$$
Thank you, sir
Investing in companies trying to develop therapies for dread diseases puts capital into their pocket for the ongoing research and development of effective medicines. That would seem a good thing.
Spot on
Except you’re not investing in the company when buying shares on the secondary market. You’re allocating savings.
A liquidity provider!
And the very fact that shares are so liquid and tradeable helps to uphold capital markets so that companies will go public, thus raising tons of additional cash.
Telling day or two for SBUX here, things could get interesting
SBUX and GM puts working h/t Chess
There is nothing unethical about giving money to people fighting / help fighting Ebola. If there was a poor people in Africa dying horrible deaths ETF, that would be unethical.
Also taking money from those short of such things is very ethical.