/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55663627
I wonder if Amazon breaks up, that could spell the absolute end of Twitch?

That shithole website hasn't been profitable since 2014(not even the pandemic helped much) and every e-celeb there is a retard that sucks at handling money. I bet GOOG will pump when the rats flee the sinking purple ship to YouTube when it happens kek.

I hold 7 (seven) chagiggers of GameStop for luggy numbers and make both GME holders and shills seethe because 7 times infinite upside is still infinite.

Selling one share for the price I fucking feel like because of infinite liability from multiple counterparties and holding the other 6 for the Hall Of Cost and none of you hedgie porch monkeys or GameStop city slickers can tell me otherwise. Simple as!

>>53930115
Weird, I read AWS makes a few billion per day(no joke), so I assumed that they really did have a lot

>>53930060
anon, they went from $112 to $92 in just a month. that's still not a good sign, they could possibly dump down to an even lower amount than their lowest price, which was $81 from last year.

>>52841450

Well it's basically poutine, but the fries look shitty. House built on a crumbling foundation and all... real shame.

Good fries are like the #1 test of a good restuarant. They're not really that hard to do decently if you try and potatoes barely cost anything, but if you're just doing the bare minimum to ktlo the fries will show it.

>>52784759
That burger sure is stacking up alright

How do I profit from ECB not wanting to buy bonds anymore from countries like Spain, Portugal, Italy and Greece? Sounds like a massive debt crisis in the making kek

https://twitter.com/WallStreetSilv/status/1599694502322577408

>>52700006
House and senate voted against railroad strikes. Well, there goes my bobo hopium. Will the rail wagies just accept the new shitty deal or just quit nationwide?

>futures