/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>25299253
>>25298195

Don't get too excited ass-faces, I'm not even a Mutt.

But it's pretty obvious that Trump won, because everything about Biden's victory is highly ANOMOLOUS and statistically implasuible.

Fun facts:
No president in the past 60 years did NOT win both Ohio and Florida (Biden lost decisively here).

Biden ran NO campaign. Couldn't gather a crowd of more than 20 people, yet we are to believe this walking, barely coherent ZOMBIE somehow got more votes than popular presidents like Obama?

It's clear that an unelected Shadow Government in bed with controlled media runs the elections, counts the votes and makes up election law on the fly in this election, and intentionally defies the US Supreme Court. America is heading towards a dark place now.

Trump was merely a symptom of a growing Oligarchy forming.

>>2004240

I feel the same way.

I started investing into shitcoins like ETH in 2015 with like $200. Got pissed off, converted to BTC and a lot of XRP, since it was pretty worthless.

All of a sudden, I have $4,500 on the account.

Meanwhile, my retarded legacy investments in ETFs, gold miners, international markets etc. struggle to break double digit returns, whereas half my stocks are in the red.

Seriously people, this is the new frontier.

>>1599169
>Companies are in the business of making a profit for their shareholders, not babysitting entitled American workers.

And why, should a company that does not invest a single dollar in American workers or infrastructure, should be granted the privilege of operating and selling in the largest consumer market in the world?

So you just want to dump your overpriced Chinese shit on this market and repatriate your profits tax-free? Sorry. 40% tariff on any of your goods unless you manufacture 40% of the content here.

It's an easy fix, but it requires you to not be a brain-dead idiot.

The reason the situation is allowed to exist is because of the high level corruption in federal government. The companies simply bought off the politicians to legislate in their favor.

Time to make things right and level the playing field.

>>1000549

>Married

Consider this a giant advantage in your favour.

I'm 29 and just finishing my bachelor's degree. No debt, no liabilities. Some people my age are already in crushing mortgage debt, divorced and alcoholics.

Keep plugging away at your goals, don't mind the livestock.