/biz/ - Business & Finance

Does /biz/ discuss macro economics? Or, is it all shit coins?

>>51036886
Russia currently controls over 20% of Ukrainian territory and a significant portion of its energy and natural resources. They can maintain this situation much like they have maintained the occupation of Donbass and Crimea since 2014/2015.

>>50822355
Checked an Russia currently occupies most of Ukraine's uranium.

>US 10 year
>2.62% already and falling fast
YOOOO pivot incoming next year.

>>50282442
Overly the map of Russian controlled territory on a resource map of Ukraine.

>>50144484
It means they are fighting an economic war with Russia over the petrodollar. This probably won't kill the globohomo, but it will severely hobble it.

>>50129655
>European Union electric grid
Where do these people think their electricity comes from?

>>49946751
Correct. Russia now controls a great deal of the strategic resources of Ukraine.

>>49741645
Increase supply.

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>>49740633
Just reset your router. They won't ban a whole region. Most ISPs have a regional monopoly so it is unlikely they will range ban a whole state. Jannies are retarded and can't into geopolitics affecting markets. Most of the tranny jannies can't explain the Fed funds rate and can't into how politics affects that. Overall, this board is garbage. Most people here are poor financial illiterates who wants moon missions on shit coins. This includes the mods and trannies.

>>49710592
start accumulating fiat
follow local financial news daily
invest early, the more war ravaged the area the better

>>49709580
im afraid you're a little bit late to that train
the big boys are already done profiting from oil, gas, wheat and ruble speculation while the goyim were busy arguing on twitter about putin being hitler or not

i suppose that you can begin accruing capital to invest in russian companies that will begin exploiting ukrainian resources (especially startups or restructured ones)
these areas are now valued at the absolute bottom due to war interrupting economic activity. once the war is over, they will gradually become productive again and reach a proper valuation

if you are the type who believes in a ukrainian victory (lol), unlike with a russian victory scenario i would advise you not to go in immediately
the reason is, ukraine will have different priorities, such as increasing military spending even further, repairing infrastructure, gibs to the population, dealing with the return and housing of refugees, etc
rather wait for ukraine to get into the EU, and be on the lookout for the foreign companies that will "invest" in ukraine. invest in them instead of ukrainian companies
(t. proud eu resident. my country's mineral resources are 100% controlled by foreign corps with ridiculous privileges and corporate welfare)
alternatively if you are an adventurer, try to buy cheap mineral rights yourself in ukraine. then be patient as the offers from western corps will inevitably start piling up