/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55478363
Really make you study the talmud...

>>53477072
>under $10 million market cap.
there are posters on /b/ with a bigger mkt cap

Is there a single place that has real-time, perminute coin market data

Noob here i need to understand something frens.
When i look at major companies' stocks (apple, boeing, amazon, etc..), something i notice EVERY time on the charts is how it went parabolic around october 2019 to totally irrational levels compared to the previous years.
Then the current crash who's now at the levels it was before this weird spike.

So my question is : what propped up the stocks of all these companies to such insane levels last october?

>>17765610
knew id seen this episode before
>bubblebubblebubble
>i luv bubblaaaaaaAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAaaaa
>oh shit lol that was crazy
>bubblebubblebubblebubble
>yea we did it leddit such wow zomg
>[fed pressing random buttons cuz shits still totally fucked]
>inb4 global fucking credit crunch
>-10000000000000000000%
>fed calls up pres:
>"ummmmmmmmmmmm soooooooooooo"
>lol no worries m8
>911
>[bombs literally fucking anyone competing with petrodollar]

need new script writers desu

>>17364903
the schizophrenic has a point desu senpaitachi

basic supply lines have been ground down to a halt in china, nevermind production. half their pop is under quarantine. theyre planning on lifting it in march, but if we see new cases at a similar rate until end of february theres no way they can do that. its just talk to avoid a panic in asian markets. incubation varies from 1-3 weeks depending on person, and it can be spread by those asymptomatic ones only in incubation phase.

i dont see how the worlds production workhorse (CHINA NUMBAH #1) going full stop all of a sudden wont effect the US markets severely, at least at some point
none of this is going to be immediate short term moves or anything like that, as all the central banks are just going full free money. so do what ya want i guess in the meantime. the reason for weird dramatic moves recently isnt political, its money trying to find somewhere thatll help offset losses should intl shipping keep collapsing
judging how long virus takes to show up (and how our best tests are statistically coinflips rn), i dont expect panic for many months

as you were, essemmgee

>>17365196
>Bro. Are you talking shit on our freedom loving friends in the Kingdom of Saud?
id never mashallah
but oil demand is heavily dependent on intl shipping
according to my bud in singapore, their entire shipping sector is hitting the wall HARD. both import AND export. more than that, quarantine has begun to scare people there. no ones on the streets, no ones in the theaters, no one in the shopping malls (and singaniggers LOVE muh free AC, this is unheard of)

>>17365544
whoever is producing and will be distributing tests and vaccines
heard something about AIDS meds being effective? forgot the brand name desu
idk

>>5687190

Interesting.

What other coins are you invested in?

So, anyone else here come to the conclusion that Ripple is going to emerge as the only legitimate, widely used crypto in the coming years?

The other networks are just basement dweller tier in comparison. XRP is going to be used in commerce.