/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>25505563
How would you make it deeper? I'd have liked to add financing and additional locations to add a supervisory aspect as you manage your shopkeeps, plus different markets would have different valued goods and you could add a logistics system to it beyond just buying shit from the merchant's guild and town market for your store.

>>18086527
>bought more puts during the bull trap
I'm fucking ready for the crash, bring it on!

>>17890072
I made that mistake with BHC and PCG. I wanted to get that last little bit of paper gains before selling and now they're dragging my entire portfolio way down. Never making that mistake again. Never holding a stock for longer than a year ever again unless I'm still buying more of it.

>>13967630
buy my overpriced rsr on idex goy

>be leaf in 2050
>decide to buy house in toronto
>realize the housing market never corrected
>all houses cost over 100 million
>mfw

>>5756540
Anonymously give him something on your last day and then never return. That way, you can feel smug about it without the chance of getting stabbed.

Nothing huge. A good set of smokes or something like that. GIve him anything more, and he will waste it and feel worse afterwards. Give him a little, and he will at least take the time to enjoy it and it will brighten up his day a bit.

>>5291813
>he didn't post the "I don't have $10, help he's trying to steal my $5, you owe me $100" version

>>2583173
>I'm beginning to wonder when is right time to sell
when it hits its maximum market capitalization compared to a conventional company
shares * cost
once it goes beyond that, you are in the land of speculation and you can either ride the bubble for a set payout amount, or slowly sell off in anticipation for the correction.

t.autist with about two months experience. take it what you will

>>1716193
you are not wrong
the problem is once you get the correct advice which is fairly rare in the first place, there is nothing left for /biz/ to teach you, which turns everyone into pseudo trolls.

Final /biz/ forms:

>E-coin troll
>hangs out in e-coin threads pronouncing everyone else is stupid for not investing in a single currency type

>boaster-roaster
>look at how rich I am the rest of you can suck my dick for a dollar

>pumperdumper
>frenzied day trader for peanut scams

>illegalleper
>promotes internet trap systems for free advertising

>elusive-grandpa-guru
>passive investment strategy that needs 30 years to work

>dick-sucking-millionare
>suck enough dicks and you too can be a dick poster

the /biz/ annual game on investopedia is not just outperforming the s&p500 YTD, it's fucking it in the ass. You were all fools to doubt the power of neets.

We should have an index made about us and posted on the nyse out of pity.