/biz/ - Business & Finance

What if next bull run is all about alternatives networks, and none of ethereum tokens moons? Only ones that does it are the ones from another chains?

Check out Bonk and Coq Inu for example

>>17961073
>Give me an example for this, do you mean for getting a raise or for moving up in the company and becoming a manager rather than an engineer?

I mean for making it to lamboland, anon. Whatever it takes.

>>17952224
I quit drinking last fall because for some reason I began feeling very anxious in the morning after drinking. But I still enjoy going to bars with friends and coworkers.

But now I see how truly disgusting a lot of people become when they're drunk. I'm talking at least 25% of drunk people becoming real animals after ~6 beers.

>guy coworkers subtly groping other coworkers
>shitfaced burnt out butterfaces trying to grind on chads, like its high school prom, who want NOTHING to do with them
>the fat weaboo engineer engineer getting a little too touchy with the fat asian QA girl
>the married with children 32 year old "kinda" over the hill woman who sits 2 desks away inviting you over her house sometime to have a few drinks

I'm so happy I stopped drinking, I was probably like this at one point. Could have easily caught an email from HR one morning.

>>17832790
>Central bank prints itself $500B
>uses that money to buy a shitload of assets
>buys treasury bonds from banks so that banks have liquidity and hopefully will give out cheaper loans to businesses
>central bank also buys a fuckton of assets on the open market
>this pushes prices back up and gives investors some cash to spend

It's called "easing" because it's supposed to make it easier for investors to invest in the market, and easier for banks to give loans. Unfortunately it only works if banks and investors have confidence in the economy - if they don't have confidence, they'll just hold the cash. Which is what happens.

So it doesn't work.

Retard here, got a question

If Coronavirus murders the stock market, is there any chance that the housing market crashes with it?

I want to buy a house soon and it would be cool if all the prices plunged.

Remain calm