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>>57941781
I believe that this will pump enough to drop two zeroes by EOY. Dog coin, dirt cheap, available on Robinhood. All it needs is an Elon tweet or some other meme event to cause normies to throw money at it because they think it's gonna make it to a penny.
>muh infinite supply
>muh MC
>muh chart lines
None of that matters for meme coins

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>>57838888
BULLS ARE IN CONTROL

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>STUDENT-LOAN RESTART THREATENS TO PULL $100 BILLION OUT OF CONSUMERS’ POCKETS - WSJ

>The restart of student-loan payments could divert up to $100 billion from Americans’ pockets over the coming year, leaving consumers squeezed and some of the nation’s largest retailers fearing a spending slowdown.

>Starting Oct. 1, tens of millions of student-loan borrowers will need to make payments averaging between $200 and $300 each month. The payments will mark the first time that borrowers have had to make good on their loans since the Education Department instituted a pause in March 2020. In the interim, they spent the money on televisions, travel, new homes and thousands of other products. That spending is one reason the economy has remained resilient in recent years, despite a surge in interest rates.

>What the resumption of loan payments means for the broader economy, however, is up for debate, and at least two groups watching closely disagree. Target, Walmart and other retailers that depend on discretionary spending are concerned. Economists, on the other hand, say the renewed payments are a relatively small problem for the more than $18 trillion in annual U.S. consumer spending

Bros how do I profit from this incoming category 6 hurricane of shit?

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>>55936759
>>55936999
to be fair, it will be VERY entertaining watching all of those pampered millionaire kids be forced to work in retail, fast food and blue collar odd jobs when the streaming bubble inevitably pops. You just know shit like Twitch will crumble when the economy gets even worse, so much that simps can't afford to send gibs to their favorite parasocial npcs anymore.

Anyway I'm gonna load up on tech stocks just in case shit hits the fan.

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Lads give it to me straight

Is it unironically over for China's economy? I'm not going TWO MORE WEEKS UNTIL CHINA COLLAPSES like a hysterical retard, but are they actually starting to turn into Japan 2.0?

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Any former poorfags? If so how did you get into crypto?

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Will Monero go up in value a lot in the future, or do you think it will keep being stable, floating around its current price point?

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