stock market....

[Wyldfire]

Re: ok.......

Originally posted by cave dweller
ok.......

All I am saying is.......

Why would I go out with...

Broke @ss Bubba.....

or

'Joe the jail bird'

when I could go to a movie with...

Roy the rich real estate broker.

or

Larry the lawyer?

cave dweller

Because Broke a$$ Bubba and Joe the jail bird are usually far more fun to hang out with.

I LJBF a multi-millionaire before...

 

[cave dweller]

understand.......

OK,

I will drop it.

I understand where you are coming from.....

'It ain't money, it is what is down inside'.

cave dweller

 

[StrangeButTrue]

Where exactly IS this paradise, and what do you do there?

OR are you not at liberty to say?

Can't have the word getting out to the common folk, now can we?

 

[Wyldfire]

Originally posted by StrangeButTrue
Where exactly IS this paradise, and what do you do there?

OR are you not at liberty to say?

Can't have the word getting out to the common folk, now can we?

Where do you live and what do you do for work? If they have anything that suits you I'll PM you a link to their website. They have a lot of Engineering, IT and sales jobs open. They typically want people who have worked in manufacturing environments, though.

I'm going to start off doing assembly and various production work but have been hired as a machine operator (CNC lathe and mill). I've run and set up a vast array of other machines, but not CNC. Since I have experience and knowledge of the gages and measurement devices, blueprints and ISO procedures, lock out/tag out and all that jazz they want to train me to run, program and set up the CNCs. They also have an electronics department and I have extensive experience soldering, inspecting, handbuilding and machine building printed circuit boards, electromechanical assembly and wiring cables, harnesses and a whole host of such things. They can stick me in a lot of different areas as they need already. This company is really big on cross-training their employees for all areas and since I already have a head start in that department they found me to be a good choice to hire. Plus I love 3rd shift...and that alone makes an employer's mouth water.

 

[spider_007]

Originally posted by Wyldfire
The company I start working for Sunday night has been in business at least 35 years and is the world leader in the products they make and sell. They run things so efficiently and have such a solid customer base that they have bought the businesses of some competitors and never had a layoff before...EVER. They have a "no layoff" policy. There are over 500 employees that get a yearly bonus of 19% of their annual income. The least anyone would get for a bonus is over $5000. The company has to be on solid ground to be able to throw a chunk of change like that to so many employees every year.

your talking about the benefits of the company and haw solid it is. Your probably right, however, I mentioned something you need to be aware off.

Let me break it down for ya;

500 employees, each investing $10 000 (on avg. some peple have been working there for a long time. This amout can even double.....) 500 x 10 000= 5 000 000. lets say the company has sold 50 million dollars worth of shares to date (If forgot the technical term for it.) that would mean that 10% of shares are owned by employees. Employees buy share for tons of different resons; to kiss ass, because evry other person is in company is doing it, because they are told it's a good deal, pride........they inflate the stock.

Im not saying that it metters on all companies, it all depends on the amount of shares out and the actual company involved (mostley smaller onece with a biger workforce). Just something to keep in mind. One of the reasons some companies offer bonuses in "shares" instead of cash (profit sharing)

Originally posted by Wyldfire
I'm going to start off doing assembly and various production work but have been hired as a machine operator (CNC lathe and mill). I've run and set up a vast array of other machines, but not CNC. Since I have experience and knowledge of the gages and measurement devices, blueprints and ISO procedures, lock out/tag out and all that jazz they want to train me to run, program and set up the CNCs.

He he he:crackup: :crackup: I can't bolive it. I used to work on the shop floor (plastic injection mold maker), and I did some cnc work along with manual mills (bridgeports), lathes, grinders, radialdills..... I wish I new where to post a video, cause I got one of the kind of s1hit we did at my company......

anyway, should be puirty easy, now days they got canned cycles for everything, instead of the old G CODE.

 

[STR8UP]

Re: Re: to sifer.........

Originally posted by sifer
I already know about that rule.

Thing is this, let's pretend, at the rate of 10%, it will take about 7 years to double your money.

And I don't think many of us have thousands of dollars to invest like that, so if someone invest $500, in about 7 years, he'll make $1,000.

Wowza!!! That's DAMN long!

Yea, that's the long and painful way to make your fortune. If I'm not earning AT LEAST 100% on my investment it's a waste of my time!

 

[Wyldfire]

Originally posted by spider_007

He he he:crackup: :crackup: I can't bolive it. I used to work on the shop floor (plastic injection mold maker), and I did some cnc work along with manual mills (bridgeports), lathes, grinders, radialdills..... I wish I new where to post a video, cause I got one of the kind of s1hit we did at my company......

anyway, should be puirty easy, now days they got canned cycles for everything, instead of the old G CODE.

It generally takes me being shown once to learn something and retain it...so whoever trains me on the CNC machines is going to have an easy time of it. Plus I used to work setting gages used by people running the machines...and I already know the math and how to measure parts.