/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>30050131
The fat sweaty greasy ugly neckbeard downy face is back

>Black History month is finally over
>Its now Woman's History month
For fucks sake. How do I short America?

Women don't care that much about looks or cash, you just need to have a good personality unironically. Sadly this is the actual reason most of you are fucked since you're all so negative all the time. Or maybe I'm just a pseudo-chad.

Shill me some Cheapies

>GME
Great, reddit is back

>all these people FOMOing into GME instead of buying the SOXL dip this morning
NGMI

>>29581169
More like sold out. As in they literally cannot keep up with demand. Also they're tied to bitcoin so they're almost a sure thing in the long run even if they do correct in the short term...

>>29330931
>he doesn't understand supply and demand
Think about how many conductors you know, and how important it is to NOT crash a train...

>>29050843
>up over 5x on BNT
>lose money
You don't know anything about vortex or how BNT burning works. You don't know anything about arbitrum. You don't know anything about one-sided IL protection. You don't know anything. You're a naughty little boy who need to taste my weiner. Sorry.

49k stable coin...

If you had buyded 10k of link at 1 dollaridoo average costarino to 2020 when it stopped ever being 1 dollar again, you'd have 334,000 dollaridoos worth of linkarinos nowaroo.

>hey incels, my wife controls me
This bait again?

>a currency that can be sent at any time, can't be inflated or deflated at will, and requires proof of work to operate isn't itself anymore because banks bought it
You know banks have existed for as long as money has existed right?

>looking for someone with a rockstar attitude

>>27303339

>WTF GME DO SOMETHING
>BORING
>PACK IT UP BOYS ITS OVER
>WAKE ME UP WHEN SOMETHING HAPPENS
>THIS IS SO DISAPPOINTING
How fried are your brains? From Jan 13-21 GME hung around $30-$40 before popping to where we are now. Since then we've held the $300-$350 pretty well (minus yestetdays fuckery that is now over & an anomaly). If we can hold this level through next week do you have any idea how high the next pump could go? This is actually pretty exciting, but its also a process. its called the chad STAIRS for a reason. If you're looking for constant dopamine stimulation from the fucking stock market then you are the smoothest of smooth brains

>>26891164
>post grill in leotard
>she's of legal age

>>26748478
>cooming to sand niggers

>>26704109
these smg threads are moving up way too fast

>>26551042
>https://etfdb.com/
>hentai
Go back

>>26125268
You should be moving to a tax haven not further establishing yourself in the poz that is the Great White North.

>>26025258
What's wrong with renting out rooms in my own home to help pay my mortgage? I sacrificed a lot of cash for the down payment, shoulder some risk, perform or pay for basic maintenance, and pay for utilities. If anything this would hurt smaller investors like me who use renting to help speed up paying off my mortgage. Should you also not be allowed to use AirBnB for extra cash if you have a mortgage. I thought this was America. .

>>26026291
My family isn't mean but my dad did try to talk me out of taking profits on TSLA. He was right, in hindsight, but there's no way to know when it'll pop and I'd already made over 900% return on investment. Also, I still have a considerable position in TSLA, just one my whole portfolio.
He has way more money, he can buy TSLA if he wants. In any case, we've never had any serious arguments about money, probably because they have a good amount of money working as economists. If anything they are good financial role models in that they encourage me to read up on finance and do stuff like refinance my mortgage. I love my parents and it's sad to hear so many stories of financially irresponsible parents. A friend of mine's mom is on a ventilator with COVID and the family is freaking out because she took care of all the finances and the dad literally doesn't know how to access their joint bank account. Makes me wonder how life would've turned out if I didn't have smart parents...

>>25859218
Well it's his money. You make a million dollars if you're so smart.