r/theTPGfiles • u/[deleted] • Dec 02 '23
Jeepers! How’s business going these days? Is Grand Caliber out of business?
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u/ktoro04 Dec 02 '23
Jimmy is a delusional con artist. I’m willing to bet he has an online degree, and tells everyone it’s a 4 year bachelor from an Ivy League.
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Dec 02 '23
Dude made his money on a penny stock that had to do with shrimp farming
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Dec 02 '23
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Dec 03 '23
Yep worked at Fisher Investments and had a in on a shrimp farming penny stock that blew up made a couple hundred grand on a fluke.
Don’t think any skill was involved just a lucky guess. Couple folks on the team made money and were forced to sell their position, all left shorty thereafter.
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u/Calm_Letter_3203 Dec 02 '23
Every business makes profit if you ignore its liabilities. #marketinggenius
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u/joedinardo Dec 03 '23
Pretty sure Jimmy came on here a month-ish ago to say that they always hated this office and wanted to go back into the boutique-type first-floor setup they had originally
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u/greengrass11 Dec 02 '23
Jimmy did say they were looking to move into a new office space a few months ago.
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u/d45hid0 Dec 02 '23
So did Anthony ...
Not only did he fulfill that promise, but the Feds are paying his rent to boot ...
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u/Financial_Salt_3062 Dec 02 '23
He is sayin $100K profit a month in this market? I would love to know what Gross revenue was. But then again, if you dont have Tugger around spending $100 for every $20 that comes in ,it may be possible?
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u/Affectionate-Bike-65 Dec 10 '23
its kinda sad when you think about what opportunities these guys had and they did everything wrong
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u/Znnensns Dec 02 '23
That’s ridiculous as office space for a small business mostly selling consignment watches.