/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>50180883
golf is an excuse to escape women for a brief fucking moment and these cunts have now invaded there as well.
outrageous.
also that woman is too skinny and will produce weak male heirs (tell her this to her face and she might fuck you, 100% better chance than being charming).
crypto is just another asset and gets raped from margin calls

>>50032965
>Hah good enough, just wanted to get a vague idea of what you’re going for. Best of luck in case you do end up releasing
thank you anon, these kind words inspire me to push through the depression

>>49675971
I always do, Mr. President.

>>30358174

https://www.marijuanamoment.net/lawmakers-voted-to-approve-marijuana-legalization-bills-in-four-states-this-week/

weedbros...we're back

>>29186251
>>29186657
Even at $30-40, or even if it dips to below $30 to $15-25 again, Id still keep accumulating. DOT is still in is very infancy stages and the tech behind it looks extremely promising and valuable.
DOT is still cheap at its current price.
It can easily reach over $150 in 12-18 months time.
In 2-3 years time, it can reach into the $300+ levels.

>>27593686
power structures are very conservative leading to not so many people created that'd possibly pull it off... the effects inplace have been already listed

also: tech sabotage by Americans. Very successful at that. They usually frame Ruskies/Chinese as the perpetrator.

t. sb who started in cryptography

your picrel is a glowie OP, like SAP is (front of BND to get hold on company data). The world is not as it seems.

>>27212646
Yeah good deal. I used a CC for 62.00 and still got off better than other exchanges

>>27054177
ah that sounds much more comfy

>>26878226

The path to world domination is beset on all sides by extremely power foes and allies. It's time.

>>25896118

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>>25511337
I never said that this isnt the endgame

>>24538968
Die in a fire

>>24340556

>>23326275
>The right one will become a fat hog
as if that's a bad thing

>>20470737

$85k here, mostly in BTC

I find it fucking hilarious that anybody posting a >$50k portfolio is now automatically a "larp" on here. It was the same way back in 2016

When markets are greedy, stocks go up. When markets are fearful, stocks go up. Which one applies right now?

>>19608176
Too many people expecting a second leg down. Only means we have plenty more to run up.

Same thing when I said everyone was expecting a retest of the lows a couple months ago. Bobo dumbfucks will keep screeching all the way up, and they'll be wrong again as always. Let them keep losing money, bless their little souls

>>19229211
>#obamagate is trending
it trended for a solid hour before twitter's mods crushed it. i'm not trying to argue with you i'm just saying the news media and social tech companies have the game incredibly rigged. even all this anti-joe biden shit is intentional, they are clearing the path for hillary to run at the last moment. it's going to be WILD. screen cap this. hillary will announce the michigan succubus milf as her VP.

hillary fucked up big time in many ways and i think she realized that one factor was that tim kane choice. this is going to come out of left field. the dems are desperate and there's no one aside from biden. i'm going to put my money where my mouth is and bet on hillary on predictit. that cunt just refuses to go quietly into the night. she's on twitter constantly bashing trump. she knows it's do or die now. she can't let him win 2nd term.

>>18982450
I'm a long-term bull on gold/bitcoin, but everyone is expecting it to moon on Monday because of the halving and also because Paul Tudor Jones is scheduled to speak about it on CNBC. I think both events will turn out the opposite way. People will sell the news, and PTJ will clarify his position on air to the massive disappointment of /r/bitcoin.

He's not buying bitcoin, he's not even buying bitcoin futures. He's only said that he's "open to" his fund "starting a small, single-digit position" in bitcoin futures. This was taken wildly out of context by all the cryptards. He's a smart trader, one of the best, and would never announce that he's buying something to the world and then go buy it. If anything he probably bought a long time ago and wanted to talk up the price so he can sell right before the halving.

The shear amount of sheep draping the PTJ wool over their own eyes amazes me though, clearly there's still plenty of dumb money out there which is good for speculation.

10 minutes until bobos hang themselves