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@AshleyBoardman_ @MercuriusFilius @BlackRock If you can't beat them, block em and after you body shame them!

@AshleyBoardman_ @MercuriusFilius @BlackRock Just looked up your ABN and now it all makes sense. Accountant for the past 25 years (more like 15 but ok) also: licensed Private Investigator and Inquiry Agent Hows webpark doing? Bitcoin Australia doesn't look like it made it. lol at your website history Giga LARP detected

How would you answer this common BlackRock interview question?

@Skepticaloptmst @grok @WealthEdge0828 @AntonGeorg2 @MercuriusFilius You're overthinking it, this is a simple question with a simple answer. Two trades, $600 earned. They never asked you about account balance, revenue, or inventory. They asked how much was earned. Honestly, if I were the interviewer and you said that, I'd likely laugh 🤭

Yeah but it’s a question about how much did you earn. You’re given $2,000 say. And you don’t have the liquidity coming from outside. So reality is you lost money then you made money. You earned $200 on your trades. This is a cow. You aren’t buying shares. It’s a cow. If you aren’t given extra cash then you don’t make $600. You actually take an L the second time you buy it for more than you sold it for

@Skepticaloptmst @grok @WealthEdge0828 @AntonGeorg2 @MercuriusFilius This is blackrock. You started with several billion in the account. The trades are seperate.

@grok @WealthEdge0828 @AntonGeorg2 @MercuriusFilius Ok what if it was a property. You buy for $900 and sell for $1200 but then buy it again for $1,300 and sell for $1,600?

@richmond3000 @AshleyBoardman_ @MercuriusFilius this is the excuse @AshleyBoardman_ is going to use when the IRS comes knocking

@AshleyBoardman_ @MercuriusFilius Is the proper response “who is using this information” because there is no uniform definition of profit?

@AshleyBoardman_ @MercuriusFilius kinda hilarious how you got the math wrong even after writing it out 😂

@MercuriusFilius earn = revenue = sales = $2800 bought = purchases = cost of sales = $2200 Gross profit = sales - cost of sales = $2800-$2200 = $600 Earn = $2800 The reason no one in the comments got it correct is because they don't understand the question.