/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57731745
Fuck you faggot nobody cares

>>57731763
bobo are you ok

>>57731745

It just grinds on and on. Six figures seems like a lot, but it won’t change your life. So you just have to hold and wait. It’s should be called six figure limbo.

>>57731745
Just do some math on the cost of living and you'll understand.

>>57731745
is there a conflict between fruit head and junk food head, or is this a coordinated assault?

>>57731745
kek

usually around when you need the money but are afraid to take it out of the market

>>57731745
Once the novelty wears off

>>57731745
6 figure hell itself never really hurts, its more once you dip back into 5 figs its agony because it feels significant even though you know the 6 figs wasnt life changing anyway.

>>57731992
Sounds about right
>>57731745
Same here. It's a bittersweet feeling

>>57731992
In the end, it's all psychological.
As a rule of thumb, if you have shelter and food for the day you are good.
If you are on a cashed plane in the middle of the mountains, your money will mean jack shit.

>>57731745
It sinks in after a while when you realize how far away 7-figure heaven is. Motivation to work and accumulate also dips when you see the big number.

>>57732063
fuck you buy WCDONALDS

>>57732063
>Motivation to work and accumulate also dips when you see the big number.
now that you mention it, youre right. ive already started getting this
psychologically, my portfolio might as well be worth nothing until ive made it, and adding more money from outside this closed environment just doesnt seem viable in the numbers game anymore
i dont want to accumulate and income from work feels like nothing

>>57731745
when you stay stuck in it for 5+ years and realize your life is no different and you can't really do anything until at least 1 million

>>57732063
How much do they have to print until current 7 figures is the equivalent of 6 figures, lets say not that long ago, in 1990.
I'm broke, but I think that if you are just chasing funny fiat numbers you'll never win, as they can change the value of the currency at will.

>>57732167
this dude is a moron i bet his portfolio is not even worth 1k like what is he getting so emotional about this is just basic logic the more money you have the more money you need to make an impact its like he's actually upset that he has money already

what a loser

>>57731745
When you lost 15% of your investments and the only way to get a quick W is gambling NFTs in eesee
Those are the bad times

>>57731745
when you hit like 600-700k and don't sell and you just see your slowly portfolio evaporate to 100k

>>57731745
You're good, just repeat what you did to get to 6 figs at least 10 more times and you'll be just fine, also, you could try dropping a few cents on an eesee raffle just for the keks

>>57731745
this is why they created leverage

>>57731943
this one is my favorite because of the hidden joke. normally the "fruit pepe" will have an item on their head and pepe's clothing will be changed to match in a humorous way, but with the clothes basket his clothing doesn't need to be altered because it already fits the theme

>>57732225
So, you lost 15% of your investments and you're gonna gamble NFTs? how can you be that retarded? Did your mom throw you out the window as a child?

>>57731745
You realize we made that term back before 2016 right? "6 figure hell" from then is like 300k now you dumb faggot. No wonder you don't feel anything.

>>57732225
thats rite anon, u know what they say, high risk, HIGH REWARD

>>57733445
enjoy being poor you fucking faggot

>>57731745
It starts to feel bad around 400k-500k, it simultaneously feels really close and so far away. It's enough money that you kind of feel it but at the same time you can't retire off of it or really use it

>>57732225
I think betting with nfts is quite fun, you never know what's going to happen.

>>57732225
it is very sad to see what NFT has become, mere coins for compulsive gamblers to enjoy their addiction.