/biz/ - Business & Finance

Canada's housing market is crashing
is this a canary in the coal mine for the US market?

I'm considering cashing out the top before the guaranteed crash after the president starts making moves.

> Past performance is no guarantee of future results
Doesn't this invalidate TA?

Proof of location token where funds can be stored and unlocked using geographic coordinates

>take out life insurance
>use it to finance a loan of the same value
>go all in on LINK
What can go wrong here? It's literally no downside whatsoever.

Is it too late to buy link?

How do I profit from being a zoophile?

>40% of all US workers don't earn a living wage
>50% of US workers earn under 30k a year
>13% of the US population does not have health insurance
>15% of americans have student loan debt
>if you adjust for inflation and productivity the minimum wage should be $20.00+
>it currently sits at $7.25 and hasn't moved in 11 years

And you fags honestly think "a hard days work" and "pulling yourself up by your boostraps" are acceptable answers to these problems?

Okay so let me get this straight

We are headed for

>Total economic collapse
>Civil war
>WW3
>Multiracial demographics fuckfest ghetto welfare Brazil tier living standards
>Certain death within the next 10 or so years

Someone please tell me what they actually think is going to go down, at this point I can't tell what's ironic and what isn't anymore

Isn't one of the developers a hardcore christian?

Whats up with zrx

40% of US workers don't earn a living wage. that means 40% of the population is dependent on
>family
>friends
>or the government

to keep a roof over their head. I feel like something is wrong here. Why are we fostering a nation of dependents? What's going to happen a generation from now? is there going to be 3 generations living in one house?

None of this matter unless you guys post where you live. $15 an hour is nice if you live in the south but absolute ass if you live in a coastal city

Is selling cum profitable?

it honestly depends. If you're living with housemates/roommates you can save a fuckton of money. I lived with 5 roommates in a 4 bedroom house because two of them were a couple. We each paid $450 a month to live in a house, split utilities which was always around $90 each give or take. Meanwhile wagies are working in the same town to afford a 1k studio apartment.

Also buying a house only really makes sense when you have job security. I see plenty of people in my age group 25-30 jumping on houses and they all have shit jobs. Security guards, photographers, one guy works at mcdonalds and his wife works at makeup store. All of them live paycheck to paycheck and all of them have to rely on gibs to pay their pay mortgage right now. That being said, they are gaining equity.

It's a tossup. Whatever you do don't live paycheck to paycheck renting. Stay with mom and dad or depend on a fuckton of housemates.

Can women become successful bosses?

is there any reason to have money in a saving's account? I get no interest off it anyway so I'm wondering why not just keep it all in my checkings? I genuinely am wondering this
t. 18 y/o not too smart

I'm going to try the IRS stimulus tracker 3am est

If it doesn't work with such a relatively light lode of people using it I'm going to beat my meat straight into my mouth in a fit of aspie rage. wish me luck, only 3 hours from now

I don’t think bitcoin could ever become more than just a currency for the underworld, mostly drugs. Why do some people think it’d ever be good to long bitcoin?? It’s never going to boom past the 2017 bull...
Also why do people act as if governments like the US would ever let their own currency fail?? Wouldn’t governments see crisis coming before hand and convert their currency to some sort of superior crypto, atleast for the sake of preventing a apocalypse before they get shit figured out??
Say the us/world economy did fail... what the fuck is protecting your bit wallets from disappearing into the web for good? I imagine so much technology would decline and become so disorganized that the average person wouldn’t even be able to utilize internet to access there coins?
Maybe I’m a complete retard on all of this, but just wondering how the rest of biz considers these hypotheticals.

Is it easier to make money when you're rich?

>ETH holders made it in 1.5 years

the amount of xrp COPE. 100 billion supply derisked on noobs, now some bag hodlers figured out that there is the site called 4chan biz now they are spamming. report xrp threads as spam.

boomer demograph targeting

>But Callie moved out and bought her first house at 16 with then boyfriend Nicky Lawson, the dad of her eldest children Kian, 14, and 11-year-old Debony.

>Callie, who also had a son, Blake, seven, and daughter Georgia, three, with fireman Paul Penny, splashed the cash on holidays, cars and presents.

what did they mean by this?