/biz/ - Business & Finance

https://seekingalpha.com/news/3646717-lordstown-motors-rides-bullish-call-from-r-f-lafferty-higher

>RIDE price target $35
>It's up 16% today
>Nobody on /biz/ mentioning it

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1rdlHKioR6A

been a poorfag ever since i lost my job due to the coof. this is it anons. i'm gonna put everything i have left into XRP if it dips and hope it's enough to turn my life around. i just wish i had bought some earlier.

>>23442220
Yea what the fuck? I was planning to buy more if it hit $9 but this shit spiked hard. What's going on? I don't see any news articles about it aside from this https://investorplace.com/2020/10/all-bets-off-pltr-stock/ that was published around the time it spiked. But the article itself is bearish as fuck. Is it just algos scraping reports and pulling the buy trigger without contextualizing it properly? The timing is almost too perfect.

>>23151736
4chan relies on NET. Betting against NET is betting against 4chan.

I like translating shit from Japanese to English. I am not fluent yet but I'd love to build that skillset up and utilize it to translate niche stuff (music in particular is something I'd like to get into translating). But there is NO FINANCIALLY FEASIBLE WAY for me to get this kind of job. The pay wouldn't be enough to live a proper life, the legwork required for marketing yourself and getting your foot into the door is fucking dreadful, and the job security is complete ass. It's definitely a job that would contribute to society, even if it's just providing niche translations that only a small handful of people would be interested in; they'd not have those translations otherwise and it's work that I would fucking love to do. But under the current economic model, it's difficult to find the fucking time and motivation. If I didn't have to work, just got a free paycheck no questions asked, I'd be able to do things like translation work or programming scripts for people who need more automation in their lives. Most people have some drive or motivation to do something, those things are just not properly rewarded. There's only so much time people can waste binging Netfix on the sofa all day - at some point it's natural for humans to wanna DO something.

>>22513651
I appreciate you coming out and admitting it. As hard as I was, I do hope you're handling your losses well. We all make mistakes, nobody knows what the fuck is going on in these markets no matter how confident they seem. It'd be nice if we all made it and helped each other make it too. Your TA was doing well but you pushed the envelope a bit out of cockiness. I'd appreciate more of your TA posts if you want to make them in the future.

Respect for coming out. I hope you make it, anon. I hope we all make it. Except Baggie of course.

>>18285373

Nice

>>18260337
Yeah, if I had a lower income I'd definitely have a hard time saving so I feel you. Glad you can still save some on your income though. I really don't understand where people flush their money into.

>>18260292
Based. Yeah I guess that answers my question of where people bury their money. That and clubs, very "fun" places I sacrifice.

>>18260367
Go ahead and list some things I'm missing out on. Keep in mind my gf and I are both introverts who prefer being indoors, though we are saving for a trip to Japan like the weebs we are. Was supposed to be this Winter but we're definitely putting a rain check on that until Corona-chan stops spreading her wings.