/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>50718669
I'm too bearish on the economy to be bullish on oil. Long period of stagflation combined with renewable energy slowly taking over = peak oil demand is already behind us.
I think we will see an average oil price of something like $60/barrel for the rest of the decade, in 2022 dollars.

>>17453577
Thanks for the life fuel fren.

>>17180444
that's over 600 tezzies a year you're missing out on anon. fire up those ovens.

Who else's hands are feeling weak right now?

>>10333130
>Gambling on crypto is the only way out of wagecucking.
There is people out there creating success you fools didn't think were possible. Gambling on crypto should only be a small percentage of your portfolio

>Unless you think earning 1M NOK/year will make you rich
Not by itself, but use the money correctly and you will live a pretty comfortable lifestyle

>You will be taxed to hell and back no matter what you do.
kek. 1m pre tax is still way better than 600k pre tax

>No. i'm a northerner and will never move to the cucked south.
move to Tromso or even halfway south, Trondheim

>I also NEED my car, something you southerners seem to not understand.
No you don't, you only need it because your location sucks. After you have made it drive around as much as you want

>Sure, living in the ghettos of Oslo you won't need a car, but up here we do.
not in Tromso or any other city

>Did all the repairs myself
Time you could have spent building a scaleable business eventually earning you more money.

>all the other expenses are mandatory, you can't get away from paying insurance and veiavgift.
sure you can, sell the car

>being a student is different.
kek yeah, I have WAY less cash flow than you. Still YOU are the one living paycheck to paycheck. Go figure

>Your only expense is rent, food, and phone.
fastlane to staying poor is to scale your expenses in the same speed as your income. Lotto winners usually do this and a disproportionate share of them end up with nothing. There is no reason you should spend the amount of money you do just because of muh age

>Still its not like I'm poor
You just wrote that you haven't bought clothes or shoes for over a year. Even I have. And my cash flow is nowhere near yours, and I don't live paycheck to paycheck

>just wish i had more expendable income each month
Move to a city, rent out your house, cut recurring costs, build a scaleable business in your spare time

>>8481486
Perhaps the real cryptocurrencies are the friends we made along the way?

Look man, you definitely created a universe of wealth, and improved an unfathomable amount of people's lives. Thanks for that.

It's just a typical process for any sturtup. You try to validate your idea with mvp and if you find out that your hypothesis is wrong, you will pivot your project

>>7197381
I guess the thread is close to dead by now. One last thing: the biggest financial lever is compound interest. In a positive and negatve way.

Positive if you benefit from it. And negative if you have to pay it.

Be smart and let other people pay you.

here's a sleepy doggo to make you pick mine

Ref ID: 10828358

This was obviously a taste of what is to come, these guys are extremely bullish!

Oh I can't wait guys

>>5788900
Feeling hopeful

So I figured that for tax reasons it is a good idea to have your own company. What is a good kind of company? What kind of business?
There is not even need for a lot of profit.