/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>54037441
Yes. How long it will take is anyone's guess though. Just know that hedgies will be under significantly more pressure and they will have to try even harder to keep kicking this can. Sit back and enjoy the show.

The collapse has only just begun. There is a hell of a lot more destruction yet to come. Strap in and enjoy the show.

>>53896987
buy hold drs (book-entry) gme

>>53853243
I mean I am. I have like 5k in retirement. Considering getting penalized on it and cashing it out. No point in any of this and they're just going to switch us to a global currency that they control anyways. What am I gonna sit here collecting green paper that they debase constantly? Yeah right

>>53843862
Bro they're getting us ready for a new world order. We all know it's coming. Get self sufficient and stack wealth but yeah retirement is out of the question for us. Some people can't see it yet though so they'll say we're crazy. I make stock plays but I'm considering dumping my retirement account into something else or just keeping it so women will shut up about that when I'm dating

What should an absolute doomer invest in? Tired of stocks crabbing. Tired of silver price suppression.

You know what I'm gonna take the homesteadpill. Good luck brothers/troons

>>53668824

>>52829708
Now that the UN has voted for Israel to remove it's nukes, expect world markets to collapse. Goyim can never tell the jew to get rid of nukes. That's antisemitism

>>52375659
>I wonder if they regret not ending this last January
I guarantee you the thought was to put a bandaid on the situation until retail lost interest and sold, and the bomb would be defused. Unfortunately (for them) they underestimated the power of autism and spite, and the bomb has been replaced with a hypergiant star on the verge of going supernova. Fuck I love this timeline

As an accelerationist, the only way to destroy this clown world is to start with financial systems.

>>50618419
12B is the right one. That’s a short interest of 4000% based entirely on public data. Holy shit how bad is the real thing?

I spend $50-100 a day on doordash.

>what are FTDS
>not cooking the books
>brokers suspending trading for a few days
>the problems more shares as dividend cause for synthetics & price suppression

Kek if you can't see what's coming I feel sorry for you

>random screenshot
>focus on not DRSING

Yeah I'll pass, Rajeesh

>>50416466
You won’t have to look far. He’s currently in a Virginian prison cell awaiting trial for a crime that can only be a felony if his chosen gender identity is irrelevant as far as state law is concerned

Does anyone know what assets Celsius holds and how much?
filing for bankruptcy only means one thing.

>>50253524
Nice
>>50253605
>Well..... brokers can't buy those.....
So the entire financial sector turns into a bloodbath as everyone tries to front run everyone else to get the pieces they need. Only problem is that there’s nowhere near enough for anyone to get their portion. It’s like they’re all playing musical chairs, hundreds in the room, the music stops, and there’s just a post it on the floor that says
>sorry, supply chain issues! The chair is stuck in the Long Beach Port awaiting offloading, it should be here in the next month or so

>>50179474
>This is the best entertainment of all time
Correct. I will likely never sell for that reason alone. That the stock of a company which just two years ago was the “dying rick and morty store that jews everyone out of their game’s value” is making this many people this genuinely angry is so absurd of a concept I have to see how far it goes

>>50033106
See >>50033068. They either give the dividend or they buy back the share that’s giving them that obligation. They can’t give it because there’s not enough to go around, so massive buying pressure it is
That’s when the fun begins. Kek kennies

Hey crypto baggies, how’s that
>impenetrable support, literally impossible to breach, supported by every branch of math and all the whales, sorry bobo it’s not happening ever, this is titanium support it’s not moving
20k working out? Oh, now 18k is the line in the sand, right?

>>49436757
Daily reminder that Tether is almost certainly backed mostly by Chinese real estate bonds, and the biggest one just defaulted for real. Imagine the pink when crypto collapses but you can’t even cash out because the stablecoins depegged and it would cost more in gas fees than the coins are worth

LETS SHOW EACH OTHER PUR FAVOURITE PEPES

>>30052748
Great, thanks for the clarification fren!
Indeed, WAGMI, we just have to wait now!

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