/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57238639
I wish I were this gullible to believe kikes getting replaced is somehow going to improve things in any substantial way when they're all exactly the same shit to me.

>>54536262
>What about things like food and every day items?

Food and clothing deflates and inflates in dollar terms but always inflates in pesos terms.

Food has been deflating in dollar terms for years but this year there is a massive drought and it inflated in dollar terms.

>Capital controls?

There are like 70 different exchange rates depending on activity.

Tourists get 330 pesos per usd in debit cards, tether is exchanged at a rate of 387 pesos per usdt, cash usd at a rate of 390 pesos per usd, bank usd at a rate of 200 pesos per usd.

Exporters get 200 pesos per usd, so for example last year the commie government created a new exchange for basedbeans exporters at a rate of 300 pesos per usd because they are spooked they rather decide to not grow shit this year due to the larp exchange rate and the drought.

>PMs?

Unusable they report to the government due to capital controls.

>Hell what about taxes?

Very low in usd terms, and also not related to activity so low tax levels only pay a x ammount per income without income tax, unless it's export related.

This is actually causing a glow infestation since vatnik spies seem to be using this country to get larp identities, they come from russia they larp an economic activity on the lower levels and get citzenship in 2 or 3 years then they leave to europe to do glow related stuff.

Taxes on higher level activities or export import related stuff are astronomical probably higher than the european union, but people evade taxes to insane levels here due to how impossible it would be to operate.

Real estate for example is sold with fake values, you put you paid a few pesos and outside you give cash usd to the seller.

The notaries, accountants and real estate companies are all in it since it would be impossible to operate.

It's so clownish that banks have special rooms to do this.

>>54527822
This is just your dream anon

Realistically speaking, would it be an economic benefit to provide government assisted suicide?

Dashboard launched
Fudders BTFO
Moon mission imminent
Weak hands selling at a loss will rope soon

I hope you have your stack ready before you get priced out /b/ros.

>>21426510
About to be a 100k+ PNK chad. Just dumping my LINK. I missed the train once. Never again.

>>21426510
About to have over 100k PNK. Just fucking dumping my LINK at this point cause. I missed the train once. Not again.

https://www.cmegroup.com/market-data/volume-open-interest/exchange-volume.html
So the volume of today's futures is literally lower then the entire month's of low volume. I was wondering why "fair value" was negative despite these huge futures. Wtf is going on. That is the most abysmal I have ever seen.

>>18374315
Call JG Wentworth, 877-CASH-NOW.

>>18374399
Yes. But at this point depression does not equal stocks going down. We have a legitimate shot at having conditions worse than the Great Depression while simultaneously having a market back at its highs. This is the nature of the clownworld in which we live. Prepare for green days while we have riots in the street.

>>16162343
I already gave you examples where that wasn't the case.
What you're arguing is that because some companies want to build centralized systems on BSV, that means BSV is centralized, which is retarded.
Everyone is going to be building on BSV in the future, whether you like it or not Greg.
There are centralized projects with tokens on (non-scalable) Ethereum too, does that make Ethereum centralized?