/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>557418
I don't really stack, but I have about 5k in Chinese Pandas, NZ takus A couple of A-Mark 10 oz bars, some canadian maples and a few American eagles. It always seems to me that precious metals are a store of value and not an interest generator. "Investing" in precious metals is pretty silly. I started buying back in 2006 when the price was about 9 bucks an ounce. I've been waiting for it to come down a bit, I had some paper-silver but I've since sold that stuff. The physical silver I'm just sorta holding onto just-in-case.

>>533605
I'm a network engineer and still put it on my resume just to say I have it. I don't hype it, but it's there listed with my other certs. It used to be worth something back in the day, but lately it's fallen out in favor of more focused certifications, i.e. LPIC and MCSA.

>proof that you can turn anything into a drive-thru and make money.
http://www.therepublic.com/view/story/df60f126c15b4a6f895032acbb7779ca/US--Drive-thru-Viewings

>>517880
Doesn't fuckin' matter, because the people buying Tesla are going to end up like bitcoin bagholders. Teh w4ve uf teh fLltur3. huurrrrrr

>>511154
>first IPA that doesn't taste like liquid feces
>build rocketship to mars
>kiss the face of god
>otherthingsthatwon'thappen.jpg

>>502621
This is the most middle-class post I've read in a while. Gud jeb.