/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>17102392
watching this now and all this fat cunt talks about is:
>muh papers
>muh peer reviewed
>muh academics
he's like a +2std IQ version of faketoshi

>>11005384
I don't think you are understanding my point.
I know they've thought about what I just talked about. They know it's not sustainable. But they trade and buy and sell up until it all collapses and then fall back on the taxpayer to keep them going.
>"expand money supplies"
>"large fiscal stimulus packages"
>"(government) borrowing"
>"(government) spending"
>record low interest rates
>(federal reserve being a) lender-of-last-resort"
These aren't fixes to the economy. They are band aids on an arterial would so they can kick the can down the road.
What happens next time?
With they just do it all again?
Crash the dollar and the banks into the ground and send us all back to the 1800s?
And if the economy was fixed by this, why haven't they raised the interest rates? The fed hasn't even raised the rates to the point that they said we'd be at in '13.
5 years later they're still afraid.
Because they know once the free money goes away, so does the consumer spending. So does the investing. So does the job growth.
The house of cards will come tumbling down.

And I am in no way saying the rick/elite/1%/whomever don't know that.
It's the average person that doesn't seem to realize.

>>11005578
I never said I was going to teach anyone to survive.
The ability to relay information from one person to another effectively and identify why the information isn't being relayed is it's own skill.
And I am literally being a historian for my school work. As well as just everyday when I research topics I find interesting or important.
Maybe I could teach you some reading comprehension and critical thinking skills though.
And how to not use reddit spacing, moron.
>pic related

>no girly boys

>>2787660
No, I do care, and it is good and right.

It's not virtue signalling. I literally voted in my county's special election today, and guess what - I voted in favor of a new tax to help fund the arts and education, and voted all Democrat knowing they are more likely to raise taxes than the other candidates

Stop assuming that because you're a heartless sociopath, everyone else must be.

>>1729688
>I'm French and I can GUARANTEE you that Le Pen will NOT work the election.

That's the exact same thing everyone was saying about Trump

>there's a 99% chance Hillary is going to win

>>708636

1. Warren Buffet
2. George Soros
3. Bill Ackman
4. Ray Dalio
5. Peter Thiel
6. Peter Lynch
7. Paul Graham
8. Bernie Madoff


9999. Carl Icahn
9999999999. Mark Cuban
99999999999999999. Donald Trump

>>677693
>There is no evidence that putting in "time, effort, and studying hours" results in any improvement in investment returns, let alone with day-trading.
Are you literally retarded?

>Hurr studying and practice don't improve anything
This is you. You're one of those morons who thinks the stock market is a casino.

>As for day-trading, the academic community dismissed that scam years ago.
>scam
Pic related

>Is it possible to make money daytrading? Sure. Just like its possible to make money at a casino or playing the lottery.
Wow. I literally wrote that casino bit before reading the rest of your post. Yep. You're retarded. Here's a clue, since you're obviously too poor to buy one: the stock market is not a casino. And you prove you don't know shit when you try to convince people it is.

>>168552
>Downsyndromed

>>151896

>Things that Warren Buffett has never heard of and will never read