/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>13082540
If a doctor tells you to take medicine, you do it.
If the doctor takes bribes from pharma corporations to sell you shit that makes you addicted, you do it.
If you call the government to lower regulations for bribing doctors by voting for the most corporation-friendly government in history... the do it.

>>12489478
Keynesians might deserve it, but only austrian school followers willingly put the noose around their neck and jumped from the chair.
And did so for decades over decades, because "collapse is just around the corner".

>>12065120
Chances are higher for him to tell you to fuck off - because I would simply go and get another job.
He would be forced to work way longer than he already does.

Some people are actually needed in their companies and needed to be treated with humility, because they fuck off if there is something fishy.

Cashed out early December last year.

- oought a flat in my hometown (renting it out atm)
- upgraded my PC to get into vidja again
- repaid my student loans
- went out eating with my wife a couple of times
- watched three movies in the cinema with her

Nothing left of the moeny, but the rent flowing in from the flat is a nice addition to my portfolio every month.

And thanks for the money /pol.

>>11738388
>btc-echo.de

Yeah, a credible and good source for neutral, non-hyping and objective information on the cryptosphere.

>>11626572
Great, you can read basic definitions. Now go a step further. What does it mean, when e.g. a credible fund is overevaluating assets? If it loses like 20% of the funds? Not only the price gets lower, but people get nervous. People get angry.

And you can be sure, that people get fired. People question the leaders of the fund and the company in general. Some even start to look into them being liable for not handling their risk accordingly, false advertising and overstated promisses. People start lawsuits, some companies simply go bankrupt, people jump out of the window or neck themselves etc.

Did the same happen in crypto?
No. Exactly nothing happened. The people who were "developer" or "leaders" or "innovative thinkers" in projects 2017 are the same as today, even though some of their coins dropped 90% or more in value. And people still circlejerk, that they "hodl" and "believe in the technology".

No, my friend. It might have dropped by your half-assed definition. But a holistic view of the market yields a single conclusion: we have yet to encounter a real fucked up crash, which will lead to people getting cuffed and prosecuted. MtGox will be a slight breeze to what we will see.

It's ok, anon