/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>51653830
They weren't in use because the Europeans pinky promised not to buy Russian gas. This ensured that they can't go back on the deal. Very big deal.

>>50032956
In a sense, yes. His policies started with price fixing of grain, which instantly froze up the Roman economy because the dirt doesn't care how much wheat the emperor tells it to grow, and reality is inconvenient. He then made it illegal on pain of death to change your profession to keep everyone from fleeing the growing list of jobs he made impossible to earn a living at. Then he realized that he needed to make it illegal to have a different job than your father since there wouldn't be farmers in a generation or so. His policies were so pants on head retarded, that we can actually plot the decline in Mediterranean shipping based on the number dated ship wrecks during and after his reign.

>>50033017
Much like Nero before him, despite Christianity being a small time religion for poor people and women, he decided that it was the primary reason for economic decline and needed to be eradicated to save his image. One wonders why the much more economically integrated people Hadrian dealt so lovingly with weren't also targeted...

>>22591530
Oh blood and water, which gushed forth from the hear of Jesus as a fountain of mercy for us, I trust in you.

>>21383270
Ah yes, the Finn's most cherished hero, the first man to OD on meth

>>20664433
Well, little baby zoomzoom, before we had the refrigerator (the big cold box in the kitchen I told you never to play in) people struggled to make food like milk, eggs, fresh vegetables, and meat last for a long time. Some people would make a low fire in a little building and hang the food inside, so that the smoke would get into the food and make the germs not grow anymore. Some people would turn milk into butter and hard cheese so they could store it longer than milk. And lots of people would pack meat in salt, and vegetables in salt water, to keep them edible for months.

Faggot.

>>19711182
NO NO NO NO.

BAD CRAB

>>19607215

I also own USO and OILK. Thoughts?

>>19490398
I own RGR. I’m going to try and sneak in a order for SWBI in premarket. I’m basically incompetent when it comes to premarket though. We’ll see if I can score some in the next hour. Wish me luck.

>>19384342
>Doritos company here
>Yes hello Twitter?
>We need you to fact check Donald Trump when he tweets about Ballots or That MSNBC reporter who might have killed his intern

Obviously some of political

>>19340651
Bee careful

>>19307882
Look at OILK and USO (if you have an appetite for risk. It’s still down like 75% anon. Still plenty of other options for really cheap stocks. Just look hard.