Airbnb IPO – Need to Know

Investors need to know not to value Airbnb’s December IPO.

This year’s Airbnb IPO has generated buzz, with six new articles on average published about it each day in October. Church uses the online marketplace to book vacation and remote work stays for its contributors. The San Fransisco based tech company planned its public offering for August. But weakened by volatility, a flawed business model, delays, and regulatory actions, Airbnb could be worth half as much as investors pay this December. So don’t be deceived or buy this stock when it goes public!

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Donald Trump

The U.S. Presidential election is on November 3, 2020. The 59th quadrennial presidential election since George Washington founded The United States is this year. Donald Trump can be voted out of The Oval Office.

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Congress Robs The Nation

Capitalism is a deflationary force. That means the market system drives prices of goods lower. For instance, since so called democratization of publishing after advent, accessibility, and speed of the world-wide web and new file formats, portable reading devices, and retailers for book publishers, the price of novels dropped astoundingly from over $20 for a hardcover to 99 cents for an e-book today. This price drop represents a 2,000 percent price decrease!

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U.S. National Debt

Barack Hussein Obama borrowed about $10 trillion dollars to operate his U.S. Administration over eight years, 2008-2016. Barack Obama was the first President in U.S. history to borrow that much money. Excluding George W. Bush who responded to September 11, 2001 terror attacks, the second largest amount borrowed by a President was less than one-third: Democrat William Jefferson Clinton borrowed about $3 trillion dollars.

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