/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57009636
The points that people can throw at the old tradfi systems are like sledgehammers at glass houses of cards, the points that people can throw at crypto are like feathers at a brick wall

Ding ding d-ack

>>50732692

The Jew always jews himself in the end.

>>50222165

Having Jews beg to borrow money from me.

Finna load up on SOXL leaps next paycheck this shit is ez money from 76 to 13

>>29333724
F

REMINDER

SOXL is extremely overvalued as a company

TRADE SOXL WITH EXTREME RISK YOU COULD LOSE EVERYTHING.

If it goes negative you could lose your clothes on your back and the bank could take your house!!!!

>>23014388
>>23020676
How'd you schmoes find your way over here from containment anyway?

>>22493386

>>21948486
>he doesn’t know

>>20072381
>LINK/BTC volume: literally zero
>LINK/normie fiat volume: a few hundred K
>must be the whales

>>17138618
I thought I saw tits in the thumbnail
Congrats on needing to use clickbait tactics, and now I'm too tired to fap.

>>13742437
They are my biggest loss ever when I bought them before Blizzcon and the great market selloff of last year. I was a fool.

>>13495609

She's an Israeli kike. I'm glad she fucks niggers.

>>11147833
https://blokt.com/technical-analysis/xrp-surges-on-announcement-despite-ripplenet-not-requiring-xrp

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XbZ8zDpX2Mg

The absolute state of /biz/

>>10093627
The SDR is dead, nobody is taking it seriously anymore. Not even that shill Rickards is talking about it anymore. Furthermore, all of the satellite currencies, including the Euro, will collapse before the dollar. The notable exceptions being the Chinese yuan and the Russian ruble. Those two currencies will be gold backed. Expect an announcement before year end. The future is multi-polar. Currencies are a mix of commodity backed sovereigns and crypto currencies. Rothschild's/kike's time is over. Their own greed destroyed them.

>>9130588
Considering throwing 1BTC into ETH

This board is hilariously bad.

>everybody talking about becoming billionaires by entering some of the most over-saturated, unspecialized fields in the job market; might as well have just stocked shelves forever in some of your cases (might wind up forced to do that, anyways)
>entrepreneur threads filled with ideas that everybody already thought of and milked to death
>consistently fail at investing

Advice to anyone who's thinking of making important decisions based off of the general consensus on /biz/: unless you want to ruin your life, just don't. Alternatively, you might try doing the exact opposite of what /biz/ tells you to do. It'll probably turn out okay.