/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56435526

>>56382872
>shit
What kind of poo poo?

Anybody else building their portfolio by hedging their conviction play with coins they hate so the particular groups you hate won't make it without you? (Stack size depending on how much you hate a group)

>50 ETH
conviction play
>2 BTC
doomers and zerohedge followers won't make it without me
>10k LINK
/biz/ won't make it without me
>100k ADA
redditors won't make it without me
>10k NXRA
RWA hypefags won't make it without me
>2MM VRA
twitter pajeets won't make it without me
>100k CTSI
autists won't make it without me

Sub 40 IQ coins like ICP or HBAR disregarded

>>56301572
I will make sure you will be late on Monday

>>54049328
Always do the opposite of what normies do

>>53909170
He is right though, 90s and early 00s was the golden age for honda but their newer shit is just ok. Their transmissions are usually the weak point.

Toyota/Lexus is king when it comes to reliability

Let’s talk about stacking physical Uranium.

>>53749919
Have you tried the new Green Ultra Zero.

Remember to wait for new generation shitcoins.

Buying pumped and dumped 2020 coins now is like buying Stratis in 2019

Gentlemen, I need a way to make money.
I am *not* buying kneepads.
I am *not* taking the vaccine.
I am *not* wagecucking.

I have a variety of skills and business models, but I'm not sure where to begin.
SKILL SKILL LEVEL
>carpentry - intermediate
>sewing - beginner
>web development / SEO - intermediate
>agriculture - advanced
>soapmaking/candlemaking - intermediate
>leathercrafting - beginner
>welding / fabricating - intermediate

I'm considering selling on Ebay, but that is the most cliche, basic, over-saturated thing anyone can do.
I have access to cheap electronics, and I'm considering opening a flea market booth to raise money for funding my manufacturing businesses.

My problem is that I need to establish a revenue stream of at least 500 a month in order to start purchasing equipment, but more importantly, raw stock for production.
In the meantime, my options are fairly limited.

I have access to a nearly-infinite supply of wood, but I'd have to mill it myself, and I haven't got a sawmill nor a lathe.
I doubt whittling is remotely profitable, same goes for knitting.

Considering delivery work, but haven't got a shitbox to destroy for that.
Truth be told, I'm pretty desperate, so I'd do almost anything, as long as it nets $10 an hour or so, but I am not going to wagecuck.

Why do normies spend so much / get into debt for cars (depreciating assets?)

I drive a 2002 Ford Focus and I’m a wholecoiner. I bought it 8 years ago for £1500, I’ve replaced parts on it which are really cheap and it still works… it’s probably still worth £900 - £1000.