/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>22857572
/biz/ has the same problem as tinder in a way. All the successful people leave and those who repeatedly fail stay. That's why I just check in on /smg/ and guage random cryptos every now and then. I have my strats in place for stonks and I've built up my wallets for crypto.
Pink /biz/ is really fun though. This has been a great year for memes, pic related.

>>22208978
WHY ARE MY STOCKS GOING DOWN HELP ME EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

remember when a meme made here ended up on the front page of fucking bloomberg within a week

good times

>>22054261
MONETIZATION
MORE EASING

>>21848617
To simplify, the coin will become more and more rare as time goes on. People have the incentive to destroy the coin because it will make them money. This thing has a cult following, which should bootstrap it. I've seen a few assblasted twitter fags crying about it, but they're right the say YFI has a lot of attention because of the big number. This will likely have a much bigger number. Deflationary coins are super interesting and in some ways might redpill the masses on (((inflation)))

>down $270 on TSLA
g-guys it's going to go back up r-right?

>>21719436
It has the best OC

>>21692006
With that level of economic disruption, its more about making it to the other side without losing absolutely everything. Physical metals should be your insurance policy at about 10% of net worth, anything more, or putting junior mining stocks in the mix, thats making a gamble to get ahead in a dollar destruction scenario. I think its still healthy to have a good majority chunk of your money in income producing assets (real estate, rock solid dividend paying stocks, closely held businesses). Still, have some silver dimes for coffees and formerly well to do house wives, doesnt cost much and is very comfy should this shindig start rocking.

SURELY THIS PUMP ISN'T SUSTAINABLE R-RIGHT??-

>>21664869
NO!!!!! NUMBER ONLY GO UP!!!!!!

>>21605361
kek

>>21562873

>>21538286
>>21538377

so we are still at pic related

>>21273487
>When you print Money literally

>>20885102
True. But if Calvin wants swing trader liquidity and volume he's going to need to play along.

This coin is a record keeping nightmare for tax purposes. For that reason alone I'm never buying again even if it goes to a gorillion marketcap.

>>20092812
BRRrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

Bros I need some confirmation bias. What's tech going to do tomorrow? That EOD mini dump spooked me.

>>19831156
I was planning on integrating him into the model for BRRRRRRRRR. And like >>19831169 said he will likely be upfront.
>>19830589
> "that's a man"
Yah good call
>>>19831240
Also this is about recommendations, I'll make a poll where the unpopular one's will be voted out next week.

>>19820506
It means the fed is scrambling to give free""""money"""" to their friends in the (((elite))) so they can buy assets before the crash.
This is all happening at your expense of course.

>>19786516
Never the meme been so true

>>19642727
Just kidding

>>19643412