/biz/ - Business & Finance

>huh what layoffs?
>Over 200,000 tech workers?
>Just this year alone, you say?
>Oh wow that stinks
>hope they saved up some money

>>55570242
this is my pepe I made

>>52934552
I am finanically independent

>every other normalfag claims to be depressed and anxious
>suddenly no longer depressed and anxious

good morning i hate women

im so happy i held bros never thought id live to see btc over 100k

>>51542085
I'm really angry. I want to chimp out.

>>50978236
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SFkdcQgNJHo

Not even fucking kidding, this shit is destroying my mental health. I sold back in December and have been waiting for a good time to get back in, I’ve got 120k in cash ready to deploy. I was in a delirious state frantically trying to find my phone and open Blockfolio to see if Eth was still mooning.

It’s such a sad life worrying about money because you’re a low cash flow loser trying to time markets.

just shaved my balls now they are very smooth

>>49909057

My parents were/are pretty cool...

>only $111,000, $12,000 in a mutual fund, and a measly $2,000 in crypto

For a number of reasons this time really is different, but I’ll lay out the main ones:

1. Extremely tight correlation with tech stocks (many tech stocks are now below their March 2020 lows, Facebook is getting close to it)
2. “Cycle theory” broken, Bitcoin goes below previous all time high. 2017 investors have had extremely poor returns from Bitcoin
3. General public sentiment—switched from “Bitcoin is dead/irrelevant” to “Bitcoin might go down a lot, but I guarantee it will be higher in 5 years because it only goes up!”

There also seems to be a huge rotation out of tech stocks in general, possibly shifting out of the 10 year long paradigm we were in before, now energy and raw material stocks appear to be the play. High investment in these sectors could possibly lead to a more “industrialized” economy in the US, especially with Republicans poised to come back in power in a big way, they will likely focus heavily on energy independence and having a stable, functioning supply chain if inflation is especially persistent. Bitcoin feels more like an epiphenomenon of an era of extremely easy credit, not an alternative to the existing financial system. It was born from policy choices in 2008, perhaps it will fade into irrelevance without much of a whimper as those policies also go away.

I want (You) to listen to this album; https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_ZnCc_3LyhmkmZdpn5t6LMieF40w4tgU This man is a multimillionaire, while you slave and bitch. Be like this man. Give up on modernity.

I'm here.

Have 1000 US FIAT
Which shit coin ?
XRP for 1¢ OR LINK for 1$ ?
Or 500 in link for 1$ and 500$ in XRP when 1¢ ?