/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>26318294
During 2017 BTC had many 30 - 40% corrections on the way up.
BTC on average will increase in value by 1800% after breaking previous ATH's before returning to a bear market. If BTC were to do that now, after only rising about 120% from the ATH it would be the shortest BTC bull market by far, and this is the one where institutional investors are finally getting in.
Does that make sense to you? Or are you just trying to shake the noobies out?

>>18214690
seems like that tweet is missing a couple of paragraphs

if it isn't a complete fabrication

>>13912644
>He thinks you can leave

>>9220165
>shits all over your shareholders during earnings report
>bonds literally a hair away from being junk status
>h-he-he's a genius guys!!

Is like saying girlfriend (male)

>>79787
>You take it from the rich, who don't need as much money to survive very comfortably as they have now.

So who decides what you "need to survive comfortably"? Why is it ok to just "take" the money from the rich? Do they not have rights like anyone else?

>You take it from the rich, who don't need as much money to survive very comfortably as they have now.

No you are taking away money from those who earned it to give to those who did not. You are enabling their poverty buy not allowing them to earn the money for themselves. If you want to get someone off heroin you don't keep giving it to them!

> The entire pie grows if you give money to the poor.

I want you to understand what that statement you just made implies. If what you are saying is correct then pushing food around your plate actually makes more. You are basically saying theft produces wealth.