/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57137621
>he doesn't know

>>56762669
now this is shitcoin i would buy

This is a serious question. I feel so dumb this year. Bad memory. and fatigue. I went to doctor and they gave me a cpap and it didn't fix anything. I went to a doctor and got my blood tested and nothing came up. Thyroid is fine, iron & b supplements is fine. lipid panels are fine. Why do I have brain fog?

I just aped into $TRUMP
I didnt even see it shilled on /biz/ I just saw
created 16 hours ago 500k market cap

>>54170736

>>52873697
Most of humanity's suffering comes from trying to obtain things they don't have or likely won't obtain. Statistically most people end up in divorce. It is even less likely that someone finds this dream person you're speaking of. Go outside and look at literally ANY marriage, and you will see practically no one is in this type of relationship. There will always be someone who says "b-but, my relationship is like that" some random anonymous idiot that you can't even verify if their story is biased or made up. Even if it is true that some people obtained this type of relationship. I do not believe anyone should be devoting their life trying to find something that has an extremely likely chance of never happening. Billions of people waste their life trying to find their soulmate and failed, and this leads to a lifetime of depression.


Do not marry, do not date. Focus on things you have control over, do not devote your life to trying to chase after a fantasy.

>Work as TV contractor.
>Buy TV's under my friends names.
>Their screen magically breaks. Weird how that happens.
>They use the warranty to get a repair.
>I take on the contract to repair their TV
>I take my sweet time for more money.
>The contract repair pays really well.
>The TV breaks again, uh oh looks fried.
>Come back again, for more contract pay. Tell them the TV needs to be replaced with a brand new one.
>Company tells me to scratch the TV screen so it can't be reused, before they ship a new one. To prevent chances of customers reusing TV's after getting a new one.
>I have spare broken TV that I use as a dummy, that has the scratch marks to confirm for them.
>They ship a new TV, even though the old one works perfectly fine.
>repair made me good money on TV, and selling both TV's is enough profit to cover all my expenses for the month.
>Do it again and again.
>Finally retired after a year of this.

I don't mind sharing the secret now that I escaped the rat race. Good luck to you all.

>>52498765
>why get paid 200k+ a year to work

Let's say you put $10 million into crypto. It pumps 10%. That means you just made $1 million. Why WOULDN'T you sell for a $1 million profit made in a single day? It seems like swinging is smarter for whales than it is to baghold. Average poorfag barely makes anything from a 10% pump, so they won't swing. But if you're rich, swinging becomes the better alternative. It is very likely bitcoin will never reach $100k since they're making more money from doing this.

The dump is over, why isn't the price going back up? Bitcoin is acting different this time

>>50068228
>invagine the smlel

You can't explain this one. It is definitely the next shiba. in 2 months it's 100x

I bought $15k worth at 000088. If you can't see this is going to pull a shiba then you're frankly retarded. Half of you are going to kill yourself when this does a 400x

Look at how the markets aren't moving much anymore. Something is about to happen today that will melt faces.

So the aliens created covid to destabilize our countries and demoralize us from the imminent attack. Now they're targeting our food supply?

Then how didn't you see these dumps coming? I think /biz/ has a case of dunning kruger cause they got lucky once. For past 6 months you all refused to sell, and are now suffering for it. You're all fucking morons.

Fuck your fundamentals, if we had put even $100 into shiba early we would've retired. We need to find the next one ASAP before the bullrun begins.