/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56934443
I’m here senpai, just waging

>>55676523
A modest single family home.

>beep beep beep
>snooze
>beep beep beep
>snooze
>beep beep beep
>actually get up
>sit in shower half asleep
>drag myself out
>dress for work
>work 8 hours
>run errands
>go home
>2-3hrs of free time to waste on something pointless and forgettable
>sleep so i can do the same thing tomorrow
>pay landlord, electric, water, internet companies for the privileged to do it all again month after month

Real talk, if the Fed is stupid enough to raise it by 50, instead of a steady 25, the system will start to crack.
I am actually getting angry at how poorly they are doing their jobs.

Reminder that you have 7 years before the Great Reset will begin.

>>53970620
>take your meds
Meds are bad for pattern recognition.

SKYT is the most volatile stock I’ve ever held.
What the fuck

China will invade Taiwan by 2030. They will win.
Invest accordingly.

>>53935606
I like the crab economy,

>>52562625
I just get sick of the fud and really don't like people who have no resolve.

>>51143657
its true tho

>tfw still havent bought back in yet

i was never destined to make it

It never seems to get better

I hope this collapse goes on all the way to the end of this year, I really want to see those cheap 2020 prices once more before we really start going up.

>>50156410

Yes they have to turn things around at some point because you can't print energy.
But at the moment they're doing SPR releases while trying to blame oil companies and Putin for the high prices, but it's not going to work.
Everyone with any brain activity knows that we're globally in this shit because of emotion driven green politics which led to no one investing into real energy infrastructure and people are calling the politicians out for their bullshit.

Now it's just a game of how long they can push this before things reach a breaking point.
Beautiful thing about this is that even if they did a total 180 on their laws and scrapped green energy politics, it would still take at least few years to get the energy commodity extraction going along with building the infrastructure.
And that's if there's even enough material to build that shit due to supply shortages. I recall hearing there was a pipe shortage in Canada a while ago.
My guess is that the best thing they can do is to try and crank the other energy forms to an overdrive to try and reduce oil usage, but I'm not sure if that's even possible.
I also expect them to start pushing really hard for nuclear, because it's the only form of green energy that's not flat out shit. They have to do that if they want to keep any form of green politics alive in the near future.

>>50015155
Anon...

>be me, 30 single
>white collar job making 85K in bumfuck nowhere
>Always been a loner so lots of money for toys’n’shit
>dad gets sick and so does mom
>help them move in with grandfather
>Coofening happens
>lockdown
>non essential
>have to deliver pizza because specialized field doesn’t fucking transfer in even managing a fucking GameStop
>Smoke weed with boss and accidentally eat the wrong edibles
>wake up in a fucking nuthouse three days later
>takes a week to get out
>find a bunch of odd jobs and end up working at Planet Fitness
>forced to take clotshot
>get the fucking thing and get sick for a week
>get term’s
>end up mowing lawns
>doing pretty good and can get a landscaping license quickly
>fucking gas prices out pace any profit I make
>literally eating whey and casein with peanut butter to survive
>money goes back into business
>jerry rig car to tow everything so I don’t have to buy a truck
>700 credit score, doesn’t matter since I don’t have “real employment.”
>end up working for uncle

>>49586354
>>49586023
No, jannies need to make this the pin theme again lol

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=rQiHzcdUPAU