/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>54739013
Being numb to pain has it's benefits, you can't be hopeful and numb at the same time

>>54715358
Better than me who NEETed most of my 20's and am starting medicine at 32. Lol

>>53171620
Kek

>>51143994
23m is not that much in the great scheme of things desu specially on a coin like eth that has contracts like usdc moving billions, what makes you think the market is not buying 23m usd per day now?

all the data about exchange liquidity i see is bullish like this

https://cryptoquant.com/asset/eth/chart/exchange-flows/exchange-reserve?exchange=all_exchange&window=DAY&sma=0&ema=0&priceScale=log&metricScale=linear&chartStyle=line

2018-2019 had exchange liquidity going up for all coins, i am just not seeing this now and considering that powell is removing usd liquidity i don't think this is bearish at all could be 100 times worse.

>>51143958
i hope you are wrong about the next 365 days but you could be right, most "oldfags" in the finance industry see powell peaking rates in february at most.

But europe could fuck everything up given what's going on in ukraine.

>>51144042
btw i just find this interesting i am not defending my position to the point i get angry kek, it's just that unlike btc halvings this indeed is harder to value.

> It’s counting on the market to make a colossal blunder, but it won’t fail to understand the meaning of 0 APR.

Desu the market was buying btc on december 2017 with 50 usd fees, central bankers did more gibs late 2021 despite inflation going up thinking inflation was a meme.

I would not give as much wisdom to the players in the economy as you think they have.

Also if apr goes to 0 eventually it will go back up but markets operate in cycles but i don't see how the pos algo would revert such cycle unlike pow that does it with dificulty.

But it's just a theory tough.

You seem pretty smart what would you long for the next 2 years assuming you are even longing.

>>50432506
give me 4 cheeseburgers, no onions and pickles. 2 large fries, and strawberry shake.

>>50300828
>I won't donate your favorite pit stained t shirt
Why do they do this to our clothes? My wife hates that I have a shirt from high school that I can still wear, because of how old it is and because the back is so worn you can see through it easily

It's my shirt. I like it. It's not like I wear it when we go out. Why?

I’ll just find a snack

>>49606483
Bugs are back on the menu boys

Hi fellas, absolute retard noob here. If TQQQ were to fall to crazy lows in the near future, what would the reasons not to go all in? I cannot see risks apart from fees due to crabbing, but the upside is huge. Pls no bully.

>>28353338
t.pajeet scammer

>>28324886
Pay your damn taxes, kid. I like going to the grocery store to buy my food, not stand in line for hours to get my bag of rice off the back of an army truck.

>>28165025
Any good names to follow?

>>27347777
On one hand, a lot of companies are taking quasi-legal action at their own risk to try to stop the purchases from occurring. On the other hand, normies are fucking retarded and have the attention span and risk tolerance of squirrels.

It can honestly go either way.

>>27109552
Honestly, no. Land is an investment that depends a lot of "what it is"; for example, investing in real estate in the suburbs of Chicago is probably bad. Whereas buying real estate in Salt Lake City is probably good. Keep in mind, I've said nothing about what has been bought besides where it is.

In the States especially we're going to go through a period of attempting retro-fitting for suburban areas, and a lot of them are going to fall into naked decline because sprawling urban design is absolutely unsustainable.
>Work has become more urbanized than it has ever been
>Cities have become further away than ever before due to increasing congestion
>The elderly want density
>Younger adults want density
>Privacy has become a meme issue
>Even worse, suburbs of shit tier cities will be unable to retrofit well and become ghost towns
Like there are many rich Baltimore suburbs, but most of those people will probably leave Maryland because Maryland is shit and full of niggers.

I guess my point is, land has considerable risks, and it needs a lot of attention to what you're actual future looks like. Also, you can't meaningfully own land if you pay property tax.

>>27072474
Maybe the real hodl is the friends we make along the way.

>>27036490
Fuck them. Where are my tendies?

>>26787218
I don't think the market wide dip had much to do with the GME shenanigans, tbqh.

>>25459872
this.

>>25313887
Can someone tell me more? I'll do my own reading but want to make some lunch first.
Cheers bros.