/biz/ - Business & Finance

>come back
>YTSB crashed
Well, I dare say its fucking over.

>>55890612
Oh boy. This one is going to make the LINKcels really upset because they can't refute a single point.

>>49650766
But I am spiritually impoverished. Making money was my only tether to this society as a metric of my success, which too failed as i don't have the sufficient IQ for risk management.
It's all so tiresome bros. Seems like eternal silence is the way to go.

Reminder that the faster GME shorts get liquidated the faster we can put all this GME bullshit behind us.

>>29522384
Rolling

I don't feel good avax bros

>>28748473
HERE WE GOOOOOOOOOOOOO

thinking about putting another 3 grand in and finally getting my stack up to 10k, and then delegating there in after..

Good idea or wait for the dip, which might never come again??

>>26022474
bought calls yesterday, sold at $11 this morning for some juicy gains

>tfw i can't buy any

Guess i'll just make it next year haha...

>>24121488
I'll be honest, I just makes me wanna buy more.

>>23896179
Hold me bro, I don't wanna get wrecked by the chinks. I've seen a lot of fud come and go, but when it comes to the CCP there's nothing off the table.

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>>23527475
We did it, we beat autism

kek living in 3 bedrooms for $600, comfy

>>23403953
I wonder how many other retards have thrown their entire net worth into WKHS and NAK like me.
Nothing left over for GME

>>23306643
To bloody well clarify, you're not gonna be getting a pile of cash. You'll be getting digital dollars, FEDbux, on your offifical FEDbux card, and every transaction made on the card will be traceable, probably through a blockchain. You might be able to buy gold or crypto with physical dollars from your actual job, but only until physical currency is phased out and a digital dollar is phased in.

This will all be for your own good of course, because physical money is dangerous, i-it m-might transfer germs! The Rona! If you you support physical dollars, you're a grandmother murdering psychopath! Police, put him in prison!

>>21914791
>brainlet who doesn't understand the historic characteristics of what makes something money
thanks for seeing yourself out

>>7261888
It's good for when you live in a third world shithole country and your leaders are printing money to pay off their national debt and make themselves rich, and you need a secure store of value that you can store in your brain alone through memorizing your wallet seed. A secure form of currency tied to the global financial market, not your local goat milk market

People in first world countries of course don't understand - they don't "NEED" this unless they're buying drugs because they're already so financially free. The rest of the world needs it, this isn't about us

The absolute state of burgerland

oh well, here we go again…

bump.

>>1520466
It was uploaded to AppStore literally yesterday and I'm worried that they are just setting things up

I started with funds and stocks because I inherited a small portfolio that my grampa set up for me. Now he wasnt a banker or such, just a more or less average guy, that however understood that you gotta do someting with your money. So he was more or less a buy-and-hold guy, and over the dozens of years, it served him quite well.

So when I got started, I mostly followed his footsteps, buying low- to mid-risk stuff, and forgetting about it.

But over the last year, due to a "career change" I got more active, and found fun in investing, and came to the conclusion that I should get more active, to get higher returns.

But I just buy riskier stuff, and be happy whenever I look at my account, and made another few hundred…

However during the last days, I didnt make anything, but rather lost quite a bit. And it seems to look rahter shit in general, for the next months. So i am really tempted to sell everything, and wait it out.

And i realized I should probably really have sold some other stuff earlier. Having stuff like 30% or even 80% return on a stock during a year is something one probably should just take home? But on the other hand, had i sold my 80% apple stuff at 30%, I'd be mad every day after the sale.

How do I get started to develop my exit strategy?