/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57704343
really makes you think what else you might have gotten completely backwards doesn't it.

Wow I see you have a lot of shills here too like bbby

>>54117308
Fractional roach banking?

bbby goes up gme goes down

>>53036930
>the fear causes it to release chemicals
Just like how adrenochrome get released

>>25896778
we have another anime hater

>>25750783
So, since its not legal tender, then it's not taxable right?

>>25312966
could be your on an anime web site dunno seems odd though that people who like anime and come to an anime based website to post in its financial board spam anime

>>25192831
Alibaba is a real online retailer though, right? It didn't get popular by reverse-mergering with other companies unless I missed something. Whenever I look for stuff online on Google I always see stuff being vended through Alibaba. Wouldn't the CCP benefit from letting them grow?

Looking at the Dow it seems kinda variable when the big dip hits, from early December to late January. Maybe I'll only put half my cash in stocks for now...

>>24582948
Great! More vaccine stock gains for me!

>>23320907
>fudding projects which aren't out yet
>out of the kindness of your heart

>>23107135
>he didn't buy at at two to dump at 20

>>22060849
>I'm actually making money on this
Same, has me hyped. This thing will pump hard. I wouldn't be surprised if we see $1 in a few years.
>scam
Not a scam just hard to implement. Especially in a way that's easy for normies to use. Luckily their front end product they launched recently is good. I don't know if they have yet but I am hoping they figure out a way to allow normies to pay with fiat.
Overall the whitepaper and technology pan out. My only worry about SENT is that I don't know who the team is. The team is what makes or breaks it. If anyone knows where I can read up on the team/founder that would be great. I refuse to buy anymore until I know.

>>21834656
So we're not accountable if some cunnysseur decides to go on an illegal fucking rampage while utilizing my nodes?
Overall sounds like a great project, looking to pick up a suicide stack.

Eth became a central crypto with new tech, mooned to become a top coin and then kickstarted the 2017 bullrun.
Guess what is happening with Link.

>>21004492
>>20996160
So pretty much all major corporations will be utilizing Chainlink and while we brainlets missed out on buying LINK for cents, buying at $10 will still be good since it'll go to $100 in 10 years?
I am tempted anons, I am really tempted to spend $10k on LINK.

>>20095138
Ha. Yeah its almost like they don't actually care about the environment and just want another way to control what people can do...

>>19924564
>probably?
evaluating comorbidity factors, financial possibilities, etc. dotting the i's crossing the t's & Thank you. We're all gonna make it.
>I suspect that the rally is running out of steam
>up down or sideways
yeah, I'm trying to play it week to week. I'm picking out a few undervalued small/mid caps and swinging them alongside the schizo schiff tier play alongside my deflationary buy and hold. all this indecisiveness is eating at my potential gains, but I'm not giving up my cash position yet. it's definitely still not time.

>>19924586
kek. There's no stairs. we decided to keep renting and have a kid in an apartment. I'm pushing for it due to large tax liability risks. corona might be a meme, but the fucked up muni and state budgets are not. I really really worry seeing that I'm one of under 10 anons that have mentioned that this is a serious problem and headwind that is coming soon. Sometimes it comes up in the light of pension cut talks, but increased taxes - income, SDI, property, sales, whatever. It's just going to be an ugly fight. regular taxable accounts and Roth are by far the superior account options this year for almost everyone.

>>18874246
>>18874272
As ridiculous as that sounds... Now that you say it...
>2008
the FED gets involved heavily to keep markets open. In the low rate environment from 2008 onward, we see corporate buybacks via debt take off and stocks soar. Debt has gone wild, and we're in the longest bullrun in history. 2018, we see the turbulence of the markets after the FED states that they'll be unwinding their 2008 sheets, but they never finish
>2019
the Fed enters repo markets because there's fear in lenders that some lenders are bad eggs and won't pay back overnight. This is heavily indicated when JPM makes a huge pivot out of the overnight markets and rates Bart 10%.
>2020
gov shuts down businesses due to virus fears. Any operation that...
>1. propped up their stocks with debt and buybacks
>2. needs brick and mortar or steady revenues
will not be able pay their debt because they're over leveraged.
Market panics over fear of a credit crunch, and the FED starts up again in overdrive. selling slows down because people see that the credit markets aren't likely to abruptly freeze and won't be stuck with the bag because -markets- stop functioning. We are here.
There has been no return to a sense of "equitable value" pre-buyback environment. I don't think we're going there >>18874189, but when you think about that boom bust cycle, as much of a meme as it may be, yes, 2008 might be able to be viewed as a bear trap for a corporate debt based bubble. Some anon that isn't an armchair weatherman with a useless degree such as myself correct me if I'm blatantly wrong.

The Nikkei is actually in the green.

>price has been stable for months
>suddenly +30% in a single day

Something is fishy here. This doesn't happen without manipulation.

>>14714713
I could teach you a thing or two about waiting for sure

even with the moribund ruins of a -90% portfolio with the justening of a thousand shitcoins there are still opportunities to make it