25 🇬🇧 UK & USA FBA Demon 😈 7 figure FBA seller
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Team size doubled.
4 platforms other then Amazon now online.
Secured more funding.
Secured more wholesalers.
Just being constantly relentless and keeping my eye on the ball has got me here from when I originally started.
with debt (negative balance of about 15k) in 2022.
200k a month is the next target
Bumble is genuinely fucked.
Twice in four weeks, someone’s tried to get money out of me by making up bullshit.
Apparently this happens to other people too and its often, and Bumble does fuck all about it.
Fuck that app fr 😂
Cashed out my shorts for £400 profit
coulda made more if I held but ya can’t time the market
Was also using 4x leverage so didn’t want to stay long in it
Welcome to the team, Harry & Isaac 👊💯
Childhood friends. Both entrepreneurs. Now joining forces and going all in on a bigger vision.
Amazon was just the beginning.
Crazy how the last 3 months I’ve made more profit than I did in my first 2 years. Maybe even 3rd too😂
0-100k was the toughest part.
100k-1m should be a breeze
Leozidas 🇬🇧 retweeted
And there it is
*CCC DEBT TURNS DISTRESSED FOR FIRST TIME SINCE 2023 BANK CRISIS
It’s about to blow
🚨 ORACLE IS IN VERY BAD SITUATION.
Oracle's $ORCL Credit Default Swaps just jumped to highest level in history, while the company remains one downgrade away from junk status.
S&P has already cut Oracle's credit rating to BBB-, just one notch above junk.
Oracle is borrowing tens of billions of dollars to build AI data centers for deals like Stargate and OpenAI.
Some of Oracle's long term bonds now yield over 8%.
One more downgrade puts Oracle's debt in junk territory.
If that happens, $120 billion of Oracle's bonds get automatically pulled from investment grade indexes.
Many bond funds are only allowed to hold investment grade debt.
A downgrade forces them to sell Oracle's bonds all at once, pushing prices down and yields even higher.
This isn't just happening with Oracle only, It's becoming industry wide problem.
looks like im taking amazon to small claims.
They say weight discrepancy yet their inventory ledger shows every single unit was received and lost during warehouse transfer.
Seems like a straightforward case
Can’t wait for Amazon to announce “temporary increase in fees” again
BREAKING: UK diesel has now officially hit the highest price in the country's history at 199.18p a litre (£1.99), passing the June 2022 record, with filling an average family car now costing almost £110, £31 more than at the start of the US-Iran war, per the RAC.
Petrol is at 174.13p a litre, 41p more than at the start of the war, taking a full tank to nearly £96.
The UK is preparing contingency plans that include rationing diesel and petrol and a nationwide 50 mph limit, with only 42 days of diesel stocks as of July.