/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56766536
Retirement.
Boomers got a pension which was paid for by the company and was guaranteed for life. What you get is called a 401k or 401b. What happens is your company takes your hard earned money from your paycheck and gives it to some jew investment firm that puts it into the ake and gay stock market. They take a huge chunk of any gains as commission and leave you the rest for retirement. So if the market crashes or doesn't grow fast enough by the time you turn 65, you have to work another 20 years.

>>52943934

>screw over younger generations with three recessions, a fake pandemic, and hyperinflation
>calls them lazy and entitled

> pay 120 dollar a month for different physical newspapers

Give me some examples of your retareded boomer parents too

>>12161913

Not gonna happen bucko

>>12161931

Go down to the factory and give the manager a firm handshake

>>9302448

You're supposed to walk in and give the boss a firm handshake!

>>8900708
>What the fuck happened?

>>5815313

>What do you mean you can't get a job? Just walk, ask to speak with the boss, and give him a firm handshake. That's all it takes!

birtcoons

>Thanks for telling us about Bitcoin, young sir!

Got to see my nephew yesterday at thanksgiving!

He said that he's having trouble since he's $100,000 in college loan debt, can't find a job in his field (he does something with computers), and renting a closet in our state costs $2000/month

I told him he needs to start pounding the pavement and find a job! When I was his age I already owned 2 houses and 3 cars because I WORKED for it!

Kids these days are so spoiled...

>What do you mean you can't get a job? Just walk in, ask to speak to the boss, and give him a firm handshake. It worked for us!

>>4127749

Because old people have set up a structure which benefits them to the detriment of the young and future generations.

This allows them greater economic freedoms which investing is a part, allowing them to earn passive income while they go on boomer cruises with state funded pensions, property bubble gains and the pay cheques of 20 millenial wagecucks they have in their rental portfolio of 10ft x 10ft condos

/biz/ - I've noticed lately that crypto is becoming much more mainstream. Normies at wageslave job talk about it, normies on facebook talk about buying "bitcoin shares" on eToro.

Is this a bad thing? Or will the influx or normies ruin cryptos like they have ruined everything else?

New money in the market can't be bad right? Or will normies losing their stacks accelerate regulation and bans?

Is cryptocurrency our generation's way of transferring wealth that boomers have tied up for themselves leaving us with nothing?

Bought 100k

>>3728385

>>3712997
The trick is to not sell

>You aren't going to get rich with your fake internet coins, son. You gotta hit the bricks and start talking to some managers. Just look them right in the eyes and give them a firm handshake. That's what I did when I was your age and I was able to afford this home and 3 kids.

Here is how it plays out boys:

-King boomer Dimon crashes your crypto market
-boomers finally exit all wall st. positions
-world is in turmoil
-your market goes even lower
-boomers gobble up all the crypto market for pennies on the dollar with their wall st. profits
-millenials lose
-boomers win

In this thread: things boomers say
"oh honey look at the price of gas today. We better drive to the next town for 0.20$ cheaper gas" gotta save where you can!!!