/biz/ - Business & Finance

How saggy are your guys balls? if i lay down my balls almost touch my butthole and if i wanted too i could probably stretch my scrote out and stuff part of nutsack into my anus. I think my sack is too big for my nuts.

>>50906061
The modern day equivalent is welder or machinist. Both are in short supply

>>50873904
futures is promising to delivery something in the future

margin is borrowing money, while depositing something of value (stocks)

options is allowing you to buy and sell a stock at a certain price

When exactly was the 1970s stagflation definitive? For most of the decade or mainly during the Carter years?

the only real posters are in smg, gme, and link

>>50829269
>Definitive liberal: a supporter of a political and social philosophy that promotes individual rights, civil liberties, democracy, and free enterprise
>Modern liberals: "Here's more power, daddy government."
Will AMD go down to $70?

what is our opinion on the tax bill passing?

>$430B down the abyss
>of which $80B goes to IRS
>1% stock buyback tax
>EV handouts
>15% flat corpo tax

Fuck this I am buying calls at open and no fucking BOBO IS GONNA SCARE ME LIKE LAST TIME

>>50718070
>Blizzard wanted to make a WoW-mobile MMO
The character designs have turned to shit and China would probably laugh at them. There's a reason why they enjoyed playing as Blood Elves and not Pandarens.

>>50712721
For python just google W3 python tutorial. Look up some youtube videos too.

Coding is about motivation. If you aren't motivated you are not ready. You need long, long, LONG, steady stream of motivation.

>>50672067
>I’ll ask them not to tell anyone
It'll last about 4 hours into the day and then everyone will know anyways. No one cares one way or the other.

>>50631908
He’s right you know

Sers, how much should one ask for a token grant, say 4-year-vesting, in a crypto startup? Let's say there are less than 20 people currently and you're still *early*. 0.25% for 4 years (0.0625% annually), or am I selling myself short?

Sers, how much should one ask for a token grant, say 4-year-vesting, in a crypto startup? Let's say there are less than 20 people currently and you're still *early*. 0.25% for 4 years (0.0625% annually), or am I selling myself short?

Hear me out. If a coin has staking, then it has inflation, so if everyone staked than no one beats inflation. The benefit of staking is greater when less people stake.

Now, for the dollar, the fed funds rate is essentially the "staking" rate right? So now that most cash is digital, almost all money is in banks, and banks are neutered by regulation they aren't investing deposits in anything. So almost all cash is staking.

Doesn't this mean that interest rates can never really be positive in real terms? Its like a coin where everyone is staking. It doesn't matter if the rate is 1%, 2%, 3%, 4%, etc. You can never beat inflation because everyone is getting the same rate. Its not like 1970 anymore where most people use paper cash to spend so there was a two tier system where saving in a bank or bonds could be beneficial over cash.

So is the fed retarded, or am I retarded? I seems like raising rates will just increase inflation more instead of providing any more incentive to save money like it would in the past.

>>50538227
How retarded are we talking?
do you have a metamask? Any crypto?

basic idea is to:
install metamask (https://metamask.io)
get crypto via either an exchange (like binance) [slower and lower fees] or a ramp (like ramp.network) [faster but higher fees]
If you went the exchange route you need to withdraw it to your metamask wallet address, if you use a ramp just fill in your address
make sure you are withdrawing to the correct chain for the app you want to used
then most yield farming protocols have web apps that connect to your metamask and will walk you through the deposit process.

>>50509948
Thanks anon, didn't know that it's possible to use oasis directly with metamask. Is there any bridge you can recommend to send it to eth/bsc/polygon?

>>50510019
yeah anon I don't mind

>>50460864
It is. I got $240 in it. If it goes to 3700 then I'm up $240 and my initial investment.

>>50449128
It will be held in an Ethereum account, which is a data slot in the Ethereum blockchain, which is a kinda globally distributed database. This account is identified via an Ethereum address, a hexadecimal ID associated with your account. You can use this address the look at the contents of your account from everywhere, not just from your MetaMask plugin, but also from external sites like etherscan.org. All Ethereum blockchain state is public after all. Your account/address can hold all kinds of data, ETH balances and balances of other tokens are usually the most common things that are stored within it. If you execute a swap on Uniswap, the shitcoin of your choice will also end up in said account, under the same address.

What MetaMask does for you is to manage the secret key needed to access your Ethereum account. This usually comes in the form of a set of key words (usually 12, sometimes 24 common English words) that MetaMask uses as the ultimate source of your secret key. You should physically write these words down somewhere, if you haven't done so already, so you can regain access to your account if your computer ever fucks up for some reason. Not only that, you can also enter these keywords in any other wallet of your choosing (say Brave's integrated wallet) and use that instead (or in parallel to MetaMask).

ok so icp has 1.7 billion mcap right now..at its peak it was around 10 bill when the price was $60-$70. if it ever returns to that mcap, it will probably do a 10x right? so why are there icp $1k+ memes?

Ok there's going to be a water shortage in the future. In what do I invest now so that i get rich when everybody is getting poor? Water will be the new gold. Only i have no idea how to actually get rich of this?

>>50379748
Baro's?

>>50354770
A Rothschild bankfag.

>>50319385
that very good, you're doing great. are the link holders in the thread with us right now?