/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55208226

>>53852920
europe's about to get squished when nato and russia/china up the ante in ukraine.
the great game is getting serious again and control of the heartland is most important.

>shit, someone's fucking up our shill thread! quick just deflect!
>what's our angle?
>idk say he's poor or something maybe if we can have one interrupted thread we can create some exit liquidity
>genius, I can try to say he's a dedicated nolife FUDder too, that will totally discredit them because people totally read these threads and believe us!
i'm not the ones who keep making these lazy, shit threads for actual years now so who's really wasting time here?

Comfi as I bought in to grt early and it's slowly rising back up from this market dip

yup it's over

Holy shit so many sad nolinkers on here.
>not being part of the singularity

>>19022956
>Why are people still giving this retarded piece of shit a podium?
in order to laugh at them

thread theme songs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bUFWXpYJKaI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1lWJXDG2i0A
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gRYZijLZR-Q

>>18209216
>partnership
>a trillion dollar company, with thousands of employees, leading AI research and all technologies
>a jason parser with an erc20 premined shitcoin attached

>>17005455
>on biz

> AMRN

>>16282111
>evidence-based sort of study that economists publish in peer review articles.
Holy fuck, do people actually believe this shit? Didn't you read the thread, it's all fucking hoodoo designed to empower the ruling government.
There is almost nothing that you can show on a macro empirically, there are waaaaay to many variables. What happens is some left wing nutjob from berkely will look at every single case where minimum wage was implemented until they find the one where it doesn't have negative effects. There you go! Empirical proof! There's the science. You can't argue with that bigot.

>>12349737
The coming recession has literally nothing to do with Trump or Brexit. It is entirely caused by monetary policy - ie artificial credit expansion through mechanisms such as fiat currency, fractional reserve banking, artificially low interest rates, government subsidization of industry...

It's the same as it always was, except all the QE on a massive scale, but it's really just a different flavor of the same eternal problem.

>he actually holds anything other than BTC right now

>>8639556
Yes, me

I work at P&G and Nelson Peltz is going to breakup the company.
Stock is down 10% on year but at least it has a nice dividend.

>>7820347
Anything can be easily modded to be automatic, dumbass.

>moderator keys

>>7513839

>>7405946

>>7388593

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