/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>30034779
the curvature of your nose is showing anon

>>28497786
supply is shrinking anons

>>28254246
>commodities super cycle
bitcoin is a commodity anon

>>26508388
>2 red weeks
>this week is probably going to close green
anon.. i..

>>21642932
I have naked FB 255 puts for next friday
I dont really think well go ITM but you never know

>>19258173
The EU guarantees free movement of capital, labour, goods and standarized laws and regulations to ease the life for companies and citizens.
Their laws may be shit sometimes but in general the concept helps the economy immensely.

Imagine closing down Florida. A sudden border where now are fields, Floridians having to leave the US, Americans having to leave Florida.
Health insurances not valid while on vacation, mobile phone charges after you cross the border, the inability to sell your goods in the US because they lack FDA certification, the inability to move capital around, the inability to apply for a job in Texas, tariffs when you import a Ford from the US, retirees from New York having to leave, etc.
menawhile Florida uses all influence in the politics of the US.

Now imagine being a company. Would you invest in the market of 400 million, and growing, potential labourers and consumers? Or in the country that has 60?
The 60 million one may give some good tax breaks, but the other place may enact harsh tariffs to offset these gains if they want to punish you or delay certification or approval because you are producing on foreign soil. Would you keep investing or wait and see where this all goes before you do anything?

Its a huge mess.

My 4 year old golden retriever had osteosarcoma and died. It wasn't worth having a dog. Like I'm not just talking about the money but also the emotional investment. I loved my dog and would honestly spent my life savings (25k at that point) just to save him. But even then he would only live to like 12 at best. Dogs die that's the shitty part about it. And when he was sick I still spent like almost 3k on biopsies, x-rays, vet visits, and pain medications. If you can't handle losing a pet then you shouldn't get one.