/biz/ - Business & Finance

That comes later.

>>58007301
Yees. For (You).

This is your final warning. Sell now, od suffer the consequences.

Easiest short of my life.

You bring pumps and dead cats to MY market.
You insult my shorts.
You threaten my Bobros with liquidation and death.
Oh I've chosen my words carefully, Mumu.

Perhaps you should've done the same.

Aaaaand just like that, it's over.

See you at $40k

>>57582453
For you.

I was wondering what would break first — your spirit…or your body

I was wondering what would break first — your spirit…or your body

>>57339592
You should be

Are you afraid?

i said what i said

>>56901108
It's true. They've merely adopted the red candles.
I was born in a time of only red candles, molded by them.
I didn't see a green candle until I was already a full-grown Bobo,
by then it was nothing to me but blinding!
The red candles have betrayed the Mumus because they all belong to me.

THANKS FOR PLAYING

>>56816468
>still down nearly 50% since 2021
Do you feel in charge?

>>56787509
And what's the next step in your plan?

>>56742440

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
YES
YES!

>>56715740
*personnel

>>56704578
They will learn to love me, to worship me

i was born in poverty, you merely adopted it

>OCTOBEAR

Dave Ramsey is just another typical YouTube grifter at this point:
> Makes all sorts of promises on "changing your life" for only $49.99 a month
> When people have questions of specifics, even after taking his costly programs, he instantly gets angry and proceeds to gaslight you on, "it's all your fault you're not making money!" and "stop being lazy!")

There's two truths as to why YouTube grifters act like this:
> Scenario 1 (most common): The majority of their money comes from clickbait ad revenue, point blank end of story. All they have to do is sell a lie that lures in sheeple who don't know any better. They can use photoshop and lies about revenue vs actual profits to deceive people into spending money on their expensive courses/programs. Once they have your money, all they have to do is gaslight you constantly to avoid legal liabilities.
> Scenario 2 (less common, but it happens): Said guru actually did "make it" off of what they teach, problem is they deliberately hide the real secret sauce behind their success (yes, secret sauce DOES exist to you boomers who doubt me out there) because if they unveiled said secret sauce, that would introduce unlimited competition to their successful business model, which would thereby kill the gurus' future profits. Competition = bad for business, why do you think monopolies, patents, copyright and trademarks exist if this weren't true?

your losses must be more severe