/biz/ - Business & Finance

Somewhere out there there's a 90yo jap dude who finally made his money back and can retire.

>>57250423
No.

>you need a degree "to not work at mcdonalds"
>entry level jobs like "accounting assistant" that require at least an associate's only pay 16-20 dollars
>the local mcdonalds is also paying 16-20 dollars
>you need a bachelor's or even a master's to actually make significant money
>you need to pay your own money for this, or take out loans
>need to be in debt or impoverish yourself just so you can make good money when you're 60, when you can't enjoy it
>mcdonald's wages will probably have risen to 50/hr by then anyway

Besides GME what other memestocks are you watching that might pop off in the future? Last week there was TTOO and yesterday there was FEMY. Any others?

>mfw most of /biz/ are broke 18 year olds shilling crypto, but then /pmg/ and /smg/ are sad divorced 50 and 60 year olds talking about their asian wives

>listening to a song from 1987
>"got a job lined up after graduation, 50 thou, gonna buy a lot of beer"
>50k in 1987 would be 136k now
>even stemniggers brag about "70k start, 100k after 5 years" when it's not 4channers talking about their 300k a year math degree salaries
>college degrees are functionally worth half what they were in the 1980s, or less
Things are.... le bad

>>49445466

Unless there is some massive hurdle that can't be negotiated like a government shutdown of all crypto transactions Chainlink will continue to perform very well, and will more than likely, but I'd say 99% chance of, go on to outperform ETH and BTC.

Why? What other crypto team is literally performing operation paperclip on the entire industry?