I disagree. Most of us only want about 10% of the services. The rest are rammed down our throats.The funny thing is that everyone wants the services that the tax money provides but no one want to pay the taxes.
I disagree. Most of us only want about 10% of the services. The rest are rammed down our throats.The funny thing is that everyone wants the services that the tax money provides but no one want to pay the taxes.
FireI disagree. Most of us only want about 10% of the services. The rest are rammed down our throats.
Work for a few years, screw things up, collect your "package", and move on to the next company.
Secure borders, national defense, post office.
This is what every MBA sounds like to me . . .
Ruger stock has been in the tank for a couple years. That may be why the change in leadership. Might be a good time to think about buying a few shares.
When I was in college, I heard two guys talking. One said that he had an interview coming up with Alcoa. His friend asked, "Do you know anything about aluminum?" The first guy replied, "I don't need to know anything. I have an MBA." Apparently, MBAs are magic.
About twenty years ago, I was talking with an acquaintance who has an MBA. As we were talking, it became apparent that he knew less about accounting than I do (I have six credits in accounting). I asked him how much accounting he had taken and he said "None."
Actually, I was speaking of "services"....as to your point about taxes levied and/or passed on to the consumer you would have been more accurate if you'd have said "some, not all are state and local"....unless of course you don't think that federal taxes on goods 'n services somehow don't count.Sales tax is state and local.
Ruger is following the advice from the movie "The Graduate"... Plastics.... Hopefully they start to produce something besides the LCP & LCR. Time will tell...No criticism here.
Just put guns on the shelves! Make that happen please.
I can load up with about all the new Canik and Taurus and Glock and Hi Point and Heritage and Chiappa and Sig and Savage that you can stand to look at. But not Ruger and Marlin unless you are clamoring for the LCP, LCR or 10/22. Ship has sailed on them for the vast majority of us.
I know of no federal sales tax.unless of course you don't think that federal taxes on goods 'n services somehow don't count.
Once you subtract the social engineering, DEI and other waste, that is about 10%.Fire
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Someone could find out whst those companies say about his effectibvenessHis extensive industry background includes well-known companies such as ATK/Vista Outdoors, Magnum Research, Bushnell, Michaels of Oregon, and Birchwood Laboratories.
So he'll be arranging Vista's acquisition of Ruger. Got it.
Is Bill the Cat the arbiter of the Acks Rating?acks is a stock rating and analysis company. The ratings are the opinions of various annalists based on their research. I just posted in in response to the stock comment/\. There are others like Market beat Tip ranks and Motley Fool. I don't own the Ruger stock. Just adding to a comment.
Ah new sumony was gon acks thatIs Bill the Cat the arbiter of the Acks Rating?
I get what you're saying but I wouldn't say that Ruger has stagnated.When a company is running like a well oiled Machine hiring from inside is a good practice. When a company has stagnated it needs to be shaken up and re-formed.
Make that one to six since you can have a degree in potato chip stacking and get into an MBA program.One who holds an MBA attached to his name has had 4-6 years of business training at college or university.