/biz/ - Business & Finance

>bought bitcoin at 20k
>but it's a very small amount because I was waiting for "the generational bottom" at 12k

>>57433988
no financial advise. If you lose money its because you ar a retard and not my fault.

>>56978454
oh is the market not parabolic enough for you? lol
We literally havnt even had a pullback since oct.

>>56664574
Real people aren't the color of poop brother.

>>56569085
Margin Call is required /smg/ media, brother

>>56388061

>>56328921
>You can do 1 month t-bills at 5.4%, then earn interest as you pay off the house. Simply don't roll $1k each month (min t-bill buy-in).
Thanks for the response anon. Can you elaborate please, on this particular part.
If I put $40k into a one-month t-bill at 5.4%, how does the math work on that. And what do you mean by
>Simply don't roll $1k each month (min t-bill buy-in).
>look into taking a loan from your IRA. You have to pay it back with interest, but it's to yourself instead of some lender.
wow, was not aware of that. Thanks, a lot!

>>56216085

>>55942613
You could aim your goal a little higher you know.

I just bought 200 shares of UNG. You guys better not be lying about this being a good time to buy.

Are there any other anons here that have never had an original thought or felt they had nothing to contribute? I feel that I must constantly read and search for answers. When I discovered 4chan I went through the whole process of speech liberation. Then depression from all the negativity. Then thought i knew a lot. Then realized I am ignorant of the most extreme order. I mostly do not want to feel pain, and move towards lack of pain, or pleasure. Then I realize I feel pleasure to read and learn, but they are all just someone else's original ideas or explanations. What is the move from learning to self-discovery and creation. Is it possible for some people to have none of it and are total robots even if they understand they are?
The only thing I have come to agree with totally in my research is that there is a Creator of the Universe and he does not interfere lest he deprive his creation of free will. I am a 50yo former know it all socialist atheist. I just want XRP to hit big so I can use my huge bag (top 1.13% wallet) to change things. I'd really like to start an institution in Mexico where you stay for 6 months and you learn sperm retention, multi-orgasm, natural diet based on heritage, and self defense. Basically you could show up as a piece of shit and for a small fee you would come out in 6 months as a spiritual yogi that could kill.

>>55690511
If you're looking to get drunk, you'll get more bang for your buck and also save a shitload of calories by just drinking hard liquor like whiskey or vodka. Otherwise though get a 6 pack of one of them fancy 8-10% beers.

>>55679697
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>>55632145
nah.
I recall now why I totally disconnected myself from XRP related news or forum participation. I got tired of the jew tricks. Same now. XRP has regulatory clarity after the ruling for the most part as the finish the loose ends with a likely settlement, highly unlikely it goes to trial but that would not surprise me either. I wish my friend never showed me the link to the story. I likely would have known otherwise. I am going to tell him to only show me a link when this piece of shit nwo coin hits $25 and I can officially call myself a millionaire. Until then I don't want to hear shit. Now more jew teasing.

Is there anyone here that fits into any of these categories:
Cat1-no particular prior opinion of XRP. SEC ruling got you excited and upon researching, the XSG OP info turned you into an eager hodler.
Cat2-bitcoin maxi or anti-XRPer. hated XRP for whatever reason, including MUH Bankerz kOIN! and MUH NAUT decentRALIZED!!! actually believed that XRP was whatever the SEC (govt) said it was. The ruling caused cognitive dissonance enough that something got dislodged, they actually leave their echo chamber to investigate, came across XSG and the OP info convinced them.
Any of you any of those? I don't see anyone giving a story like that. Are we still the "out" group. I mean it as, how is the price not exploding because this coin is as main stream as it gets. Nothing here should be considered fringe anymore.

I make over a thousand dollars a week after taxes to drive people around town. Frequent breaks. Tons of freedom. Can go sit in the park for an hour or listen to a podcast. Super chill.

>>55551199
I did chest, back and legs already this morning
Checked tho

>>55545073
>The retail side (us) is closed forever.
Hey brother can you elaborate. I assume this ruling is pages long with multiple topics. Can you give a rundown on what it all means. All I know is "Good news happened for Ripple" at this point.
thank you brother God bless
I would assume that if retail buyers could no longer buy, that would make XRP an object of desire wouldn't it?

>>55452163
What class of asset will XRP be categorized as?

>>55269794
firing CEOs is new META!

You fucks don’t know what the hell you’re dealing with. Stop this shit and sell so the economy doesn’t crash. Inflation has been rampant because of you fucks.

>>54903630
So insider larp, been a while since we have had one. Thank you for your presence. Now then, can you tell us when the SEC cash is planned to end with a conclusion? I genuinely ask.

>>54878034
>Paid ARG shill
You really want to down vote me huh? For talking about something you don't want talked about.
Eat shit.

>>54814053
ok q dolt. didn't read anything you wrote.

I'd like to describe something and see if anyone else has experienced this before.
For quite a while now I've noticed people in grocery stores pulling their shopping cart from the front of the cart. This requires them to stand on either side of the cart in order to do this, as if they pulled from in front of the cart walking forward the cart would catch their feet. So, the end up occupying the space of double their cart as they move forward. Almost 100% of the time i see this, I also see something else about those that do this. A pattern, if you will. Anyone else notice this? Pisses me off.