/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>25481374
>We just went 4 years without escalating military conflict. The record for the US was a 7 year stretch after WW2. Joe is not breaking that record.

Why wouldn't he? I could definitely see some exploratory action in the ME or some godforsaken African country. The Dems have shed all trappings of an antiwar party, so there is little opposition in his party to military action. And the Republicans are spineless hacks who will sign up for anything if it gives them more money, so you can count them out in opposing any military action. As well, I can see it becoming a foreign relations imperative for the US to project some hard power after the egg heads deem it necessary since they'll say Trump diminished our global standing; despite the fact that the American Empire's power has been in a steep decline since the mid-2000s.

>>25481433
Rude.

Does anybody have this weird feeling?
Like you make thousands in a single week from stocks. But you feel guilty about ordering a $30 meal on a Friday night. Like, I could've used that for collateral on a spread or something instead. Or another share of LL or BAC or anything really.

I used to splurge a lot in games like Hearthstone, League, Black Desert, but nowadays I don't really find enjoyment in those kind of games nor do I want to spend money on those games.

So weekends are kind of nightmarish for me in the sense that I don't really have much to do except read about financial news and world events. And then I go to work on Monday-Friday as usual. It just feels weird.

I wish I had a fun game to play on the weekend again, but without worrying about wanting to spend money. And I also want to learn how to be able to fully enjoy the money I'm spending. I love food, but I feel guilty as fuck whenever I order something like Domino's. I'd rather cook my usual meal of rice, beans, chicken, and a salad. Which costs a lot less than eating out. So yeah, I eat out or order food maybe once a week but even that is a guilty feeling. And I hate it even though I enjoy the food itself.

>>20221026
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7LSrvRMgIqw

Going back on this post - look at how this video is. Doesn't sound very professional & literally sounds like a scam, not to mention the video doesn't actually contain footage of the truck driving a full trailer, let alone an actual load run from say, Tennessee superhub to New Jersey.

I fucking hate NKLA. Still holding on to my NKLA 7/17 $40p and $45p.

>>20067797
If you have no faith in the company, are you even investing? Or are you just gambling blindly? If you can't even sit through dips on a stock, how do you expect to hold through +10%, +20%, or even +100% that you dream of?

yotsuba ~~

>>14245990
next stop: 1500 baby

>>14246016
I have the opposite problem I love buying things
patience is OK, inaction is not OK