/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>28930359
>be government
>ban alcohol
>can't enforce ban

I just want the archives to show I mentioned TRIN

HAVE YOU TRIED TURNING THE MARKET OFF AND BACK ON AGAIN

>>25569195
>i wonder why the demand for hand sanitizer went up so sharp

>>8909897
>retracements
The retracement is the first spike of his hair downwards. That's what makes it a Bart fractal and not a Chad Fad. That, and while the Chad Fad is seen on a linear scale, the nature of a Bart fractal is logarithmic.

Other than these differences, it's a similar sequence of optimism paired with new paradigm.

>>7089517
>He thinks I'm going to even sell 1 of my 92K LINK.

>>5989872
Siacoin is a pump n dump like no other. WAY over valued and will for sure hurt people soon. get out while you're ahead.

So I have an idea about creating a website concept. But i don't know anything about coding and I don't want this idea stolen.

wtf do i do? How do I develop this website? Is there a way to protect the concept?

Hello /biz/, i tried to figure the question by my own but i was unable to find anything useful, maybe you guys can help me.

I would like to know in what extent consumer legal obligation to buy or suscribe for good or service affect the market.

I started to wonder about this regarding insurance policies (car, house,...), which are mandatory in some states and optional in others.
Does it affect prices and/or quality of them, depending on their level of "mandatoriness" (since law can be enforced in a more or less hard way) ?

Also same though for any good the consumers could normally decide to buy or not, but state make it mandatory, like having a fire detector in your house (which is theorically mandatory in France, where i live).

So, do you guys have any infos/data ?

I want to get into investing my spare cash, but I have no idea where to begin. I've read Rich Dad Poor Dad and didn't really like it too much. I'm thinking about stocks, does /biz/ use any virtual stock market simulators?