I’m still not entirely sure what coriander is, but this beer just surpassed summer shandy as my go-to summer beer.
If you’ve ever wanted a thin mint with less chocolate, more mint, and in beer form, this is the beer for you.
If you close your eyes real hard and say “cherry, cherry, cherry” over an over, you might taste some cherry.
My company went through a reverse stock split earlier this year, and I was surprised how many people didn’t understand how a split (regular or reverse) works. So, here’s a quick and dirty way to understand how it works.
You own 100 shares of a company, which is valued at $20 per share at the end of trading on Monday. Therefore, you own $2000 worth of the company’s stock.
Overnight, the company executes a 5-for-1 reverse split. So, you receive 1 share for every 5 shares you owned before the split, but your investment is not affected.
When trading opens up on Tuesday, you now have 20 shares (100 divided by 5) that are worth $100 ($20 times 5), which gives you the same $2000 worth of the company’s stock.
Additionally, your ownership percentage of the company is not affected since every shareholder went through the same math exercise. So, if there were 1000 shares outstanding on Monday, you owned 10% of the company. When the market opens up on Tuesday, there are now 200 shares outstanding and your 20 shares still represent a 10% ownership in the company.
So, the split has no created or destroyed any shareholder value.
Cinder Bock is a cinder block of fla … screw the pun, I really liked this malty, slightly smokey beer.
Beautiful weather
Good run this morning
Brunch with Ryan
Dexter marathon
Drinking spotted cow now while grilling steaks for dinner
After dinner, I’ll be drinking Knob Creek single barrel and reading (Bulls Eye Investing) until its time to finish off season 7 of Dexter.
Other than having to see Ryan, today is a good Sunday
If you can get past the fantastic food, nicer than hell owner, and the cool atmosphere, this place stinks.
Leave it to Goldman Sachs to host a conference in a location that’s only convenient for Goldman Sachs.
This is much hoppier for a self-described “malty, robust jobless recovery ale.”
The bourbon barrel- aged beer is the best thing they make, and that stuff is good. However, Bluegrass Sundown, a bourbon-based coffee-flavored liqueur, isn’t far behind.
At the distillery, they’ll serve it to you mixed with some heavy cream and hot water. I’m not sure what that concoction is actually named, but it’s worth trying. However, Bluegrass Sundown is surprisingly good on its own.
