/biz/ - Business & Finance

> smoke detector starts beeping at 5am to replace battery
It's just too much. Ready to end it all.

>>55482507
>across board ban
>two billion fine
>christian powerbase
>success
Anon; (you)...

> all you had to do was get a Harvard MBA and you could spend the rest of your life in "management" doing fuck-all and having literally no technical experience in anything that you're responsible for

> dump thousands into a memecoin
> it immediately dumps

WHEN THE FUCK DOES NYC OPEN THIS IS LITERALLY THE WORST

> want to WFH doing absolutely nothing all day
> management re-org'd the team so that instead of having 8 people doing IT support for the entire org, it's just me being on-call 24/7
Haha I want to die.

> want to contribute to a Roth IRA, but over the income limit
> can get past the income limit by converting a Trad IRA to a Roth, but would get hit by the pro rata rule
> can get past the pro rata rule, but would need to roll-in to my 401k
> can roll into my 401k, but I have to fill out a form and wait a month for it to complete
> only then would I be able to contribute to a Trad IRA, convert it to Roth, and be set for the future
> all just to save $3k in taxes
I should really just get an accountant. This shit is so dumb.

>>24090276
I work for Boeing and the Renton 737 factory is in dire shape. We went from 52 to 4 airplanes a month. More layoffs coming because there is no end to Corona. We are being told 3-5 years until everything is back to normal. Also I have no fucking idea why Boeing stock is at 200 besides getting the green light to fly ghost planes.

> chad being born into unimaginable wealth and never having to work a day in his life
> you'll never escape being a wagie
It's not fair.

> parents spend entire lives working and saving to build a better life for their children
> "Recently inherited €26,000"
Better than nothing I suppose, but it's absolutely bleak to think that as the culmination of your legacy.

>>20546296
ROFL!!!!

Honestly would have preferred a bailout to this shit. At least then Congress would have forced these shitty companies to follow some standard of responsible practice. Now they get free money with literally no repercussions to fix the behavior that got them into this mess in the first place.

Most of the 40% dip were shitty companies that you probably wouldn't invest in under normal circumstances. All the big tech companies that make up 20%ish percent of the S&P's market cap never really dipped to begin with.

That said, I don't think recession is necessarily cancelled. This one was entirely manufactured instead of being based on fundamental issues with the market.

And everyone that remains are just spergy plebs who have been priced out so they resort to holding bags of literal shitcoins to cope about their failure.

>>18951906
Jfc, the state of economics and intrinsic value ceases to exist in the zoomer world

>>15978748
451

>>12689191
Your average LINKie, everyone.

>>12684645
>zero facts, stats, citations, debate
You shills are great at sayin a whole lotta nothin

>>12674734
Kek

>>9999999

>>8652144
Well memed

>>8179742
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>>8165234
Rolling because I'm poor

Binance ref=17701101

>>8076695
>I myself think that Bits is a great name for a cryptocurrency
RibBit (RBT)
>cue hilarious frog mascot