/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>23632545
Flat is, was, and shall be justice.

>>23301888
As much silver as it will get me, which considering that many people will have the same impulse, is considerably less than it will get me now.

Of course this same price movement will be seen everywhere, I.E. the cantillion effect. Which is why UBI is fucking stupid.

>>23138694
>double checks photos
>well shit, he's right
its the whole flat elfin thing I think.

>>22828167
>>22829049
YOUYOUYOUYOUYOUYOU

That work for you jimmy? Also I almost regret introducing this thread to a better pic of Risa Nitao. Have a flat white woman instead (don't pursue her latest sets).

I'm looking for a way into the world brewing, distilling, weed, etc... Since most vice industries are recession resistant. Where are the most openings? Who has the best path for advancement?

>>20067005
Glengarry Glennross is both a great movie and a great stage play. Its less about high level finance than low level scummy real estate guys, and how far they'll go to scam people to unload their heavy bags of shit, overpriced land.

You know, like they're doing right fucking now.

>>20023228
You're not getting replies because you forgot to name drop some crypto scam or put some random woman in your post, here borrow my pic related.

I can't see them just owning up and taking their medicine this far into it. If the Fed has to choose between a slamming into a brick wall or driving the car down a steep cliff face, they're going to take the one that takes longer. They already tried to bring the interest rate on bonds back up in 2018 (to 3% real) and it immediately caused a rush of money out of stocks, forcing them to shove it back down.

Either of your scenarios are bad, but killing our current dollar may be worth it if it means you also get to pay down your debt obligations in worthless BRRRR money. And now that the Fed is going to buy individual corporate bonds, I think they're signalling a willingness to print as much as they need to if it means large corporate interests get to survive long enough to make it to a monetary reset. And besides, they can't afford to stop QE, because dumbass Americans will stand in awe at their 500% gains in the market, oblivious to their dollar doing 600% worse.