/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>54846657
>interest rates are low
>people and institutions with low risk tolerance park their money in bonds anyway just for barely any return
>those bonds remain perfectly liquid, so whoever needs actual money can easily exchange them for nearly their entire nominal value, effectively becoming a checking account with an asset. People are confident that they can hold them for as long as they want (until they mature) and sell them for basically as much as they paid for them at any point in the future
>interest rates go up significantly, now the new hotness are these newer, better bonds. Nobody wants to pay the nominal bond value for such low interest rates. Their nominal value drops
>Now to get the money they bought the bonds for, everyone needs to hold them to maturity.
>What if you absolutely need cash, though? The bond might not mature for another three, five, or even ten years or so. Interest rates are also up so the cost of taking on debt in order to keep the bond on your books instead of selling it is more expensive
>market becomes basically deadlocked. Nobody wants to buy the bonds for how much sellers want to sell them for. An asset that was relied heavily upon for its liquidity and store of value now does not hold the same amount of value in the secondary market AND/OR is no longer liquid if you can't take the hit on the nominal value going down
>markets lock, liquidity crunch. No money is moving
Enter the federal reserve, willing to buy these shit garbage (but reliable, for now) government bonds at a premium to help institutions and individuals remain afloat. Powell said he was going to raise rates significantly and fucking retards didn't believe him.
That's my take on it, I'm not a finance guy.

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Fuck you, I'm buying Moar

These whales are not good people, anons. They're so greedy they won't even let a .03 cent pump go to waste kek

https://rumble.com/vcrcwr-iq-per-country.html

Bought another 585 coins

We'll be testing 0.08 in around 12 hours.

We're definitely passing 10 cents this weekend.
10 cents is the proof of concept for this coin. When it goes above that, people will hop on board no problem.
Mark my fucking words.

https://rumble.com/vbh0o3-episode-7-at-and-t.html

Im not selling

>>28331589
SILENCE NIGGER PAJEET

>>27975333
No

>>27112459
>Investing money you arent okay with losing
Anon... thats dumb bitch moves.

LETS FUCKING GO BOYS THE ONLY WAY UP IS FROM HERE
FUCK ALL KIKES
THEY CANT STOP US NOW
TO THE MOON

WE'RE FUCKING DOING THIS SHIT YOU NIGGERS
GET IN HERE WHILE ITS STILL CHEAP
FUCK ALL KIKES AND FUCK ALL YOU PUSSY FAGGOTS WITHOUT DIAMOND PAWS
WE'RE GOING TO THE MOON

>>26923401
HOLD

>>21904484
There is no fucking way this is real

>>1538160
You could try trading altcoins. 170 EUR is a small sum so you would need to put it into something that's volatile and has a lot of hype, Trumpcoin comes to mind considering the election is approaching (inb4 lol scam). There's also anonymous coins being launched like ZCoin and ZCash which should skyrocket in value this year. to start you'd need to buy Bitcoin, also losing most of your funds by trading is always a possibility so it tends to be stressful.

Coding is a useful skill to have that provides opportunities for part time and full time employment from the comfort of your home. But it would take a while to get the hang of it. Lanuages like Javascript and PHP are easy to learn and are in great demand in web development

Bottom line there's no easy, fool proof way to earn money, especially for NEETs, otherwise everyone would be rich.

>>1538241
Gambling is a bad idea unless you're really good at it.