/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>49935093
None of that shit in your pic is true.

>>49885000
>Bros I'm starting to think appeasing OPEC by slashing production for two years
FUCK OPEC. And btw, slashing production actually hurts OPEC, since they rely on Oil sales. I can't wait for the day when the West, Russia, and China team up to gang-rape OPEC for their Oil. Why the fuck are nations paying them for Oil when they could just take that Oil and tell them to fuck off?

Fuck you sandniggers. Go pound sand after your country gets bombed. No one will care. The only thing you'll do is cry about how other countries are taking """your""" oil. It's not YOUR oil. It just happens to exist underneath your country. You don't deserve to be paid for that shit you ungrateful desert-douchebags.
WWIII is going to be the entire world against Sandland once they realize how retarded they've been giving you unhinged schizos Trillion$ in gibs for decades.

>>49881444
>That's because the US military says I have to.
Yes, EXACTLY. Hey retards, do you think the US military cares that BTC went from 70k down to 20k? NO, it doesn't care. Do you think the US military cares about Zimbabwe-bucks' value crashing? NO, it doesn't care.
1$ = 1$ because that's what the US military says it =.
>This isn't some big "gatcha" like you think it is.
I promise you, it IS. Now, that doesn't mean you "can't" make crypto "appear" more valuable than they are. If you had $100Million, and used that to trade one of your shitcoins around, maybe first setting its price at $1, then gradually trading it at higher, and higher prices to make people THINK that its value is "increasing", you can spoof the system that way.
But that's still purely an "arificially inflated value". The US military isn't going to start bombing nations because BTC tanked.

>>49814463
>bank loans create money not a printer ?
Yes.
If a bank "loans" you money to spend, they are expecting you to pay them back. The bank doesn't have to have any money to loan you money. But when you pay them back that money they """loaned""" you, then suddenly the bank DOES have money.
If the bank "loans" you money, and you don't pay it back; the bank loses NOTHING. If the bank "loans" you $1,000,000, but you only pay them back $100; the bank just profited $100. As we learned from 2008, it makes no difference what-so-ever if the bank is "in debt". To them, that debt is just "imaginary".