/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>50049594

On the other end high inflation is godsend for high indebted countries or even people, reducing the real value of the debt. That's why they let it run.

I hate BTC because I own none.

What are some good SPACs with IPOs in the next 14 days?

Shill me your favorite SPAC. Thanks to the anon that posted about FEAC last year. 3x gains on that one. To pay it forward, check out $ROSS.U. What SPACs other do you like, anon?

>>27603941
Realistically, the stock is worth $15-30. The real question is why the price hasn't completely fucking cratered. Are there simply not enough sellers? Are people buying in still?

>>27164410
Honestly, it's hard to say. The older I get the more I disagree with you; there is a certain solace in work, especially physical work. The problem is how does one get physical, rewarding work that manages to cover the daily problems of existence?

Did anyone at any time actually enjoy their work and have their work be truly rewarding?

>>8981172
>the rich don't even go broke the same as the rest of us

quote from The Dark Knight Rises

>>8940391
I used be to be a cuck as you say, as for the story, you should read first and then cast judgement.

At any rate. My wife told me she was going to tour Africa to find herself spiritually and help out migrants move to Europe. I stayed home and took care of the kids who had complex personalities and this is why I think they never respect me.

>>8204210
>>8204197
Then you choose to remain a child and you cannot complain about anything your parents do while you're under their care.

Being and adult means taking responsibility for your actions and making decisions for yourself. If you can't, or refuse to do that, then you can't be an adult.

However, you now know what you need to do, which is to think about your future. I'm much older than you but still young, and I personally don't have a 5 year plan, but I have an idea of what I want out of life. Don't get bogged down by the details, just figure out what you want.

Figuring out what you want out of life means figuring out what life means to you, and that means figuring out what is valuable, which means WORKING ON YOUR CORE VALUES. I'm a big proponent of this. I really believe this is the first step at the individual level for every human being to figure out the meaning of life (for them).

What are core values?
If I put a gun to your head and tell you to betray something that you value at the very core of your being or else I'll kill you, you choose death. Or at the very least they are the things that motivate you very strongly.
Core values are often simple but profound.
Common core values are things like:
>Family
>Loyalty
>Honesty
>The Golden Rule
>Money/Power/Pleasure (a bit superficial imo but there are no rules on what to find valuable).

And on and on and on.
Pick whatever you like, and make it the core of who you are as a person. Then follow the logical pathways to create those values in your life.

Good luck out there.

>>8163415
I was in debt, with a heavy bag of lumens, I was in a hospital bed when I started hearing: with your feet in the air and your head on the ground try this trick and spin it, yeah your head will collapse but there's nothing in it and you'll ask yourself where is my life going and suddenly the hospital was quiet and my door shattered in what I thought was an explosion

>>8094118
ignore the fud and just use the link
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