/biz/ - Business & Finance

Just crash you fucking shit. The normies are looking you have to look bad I still haven't accumulated enough.

4100

How much do you faggots hold?

I've 50 Gi, bought half of it @22k and the other half this Sunday @8k.

>>2524414
>I should have those bonuses, not them!

>>2473938
Same m8, the feel of smug superiority over wagecucks is a feeling better than any paycheck. They're slaves, sheep, and cogs in a machine that cares nothing about them - pathetic.

But how do you stay motivated and not get bored? My business makes me more than enough to live off but without a routine I find myself drifting into unproductive habits. I'm thinking of taking up some sort of fun voluntary work to give me a bit of a routine and social interaction.

>Wagies will never know what it's like to pick your work based on what you care about and enjoy instead of sucking up to your boss in the hope of extra shekels

>>2378499
that's not virtue ethics

virtue ethics is about being a virtuous person

and there are no inherently good or bad actions - that's the whole point. It's all about context, right time, right place, etc.

E.g. it may be virtuous to lie in some situations but not others. Whereas someone like Kant would say lying is inherently bad

>>2341670
>>2341696
>T. Assmad future plebian

>>2317608
It's awesome. The discussion of the role of prices is so clear but I'd never though of how wide ranging the implications are. He really articulates the elegance of distributing resources in this way

Sowell is a good guy, love his interviews too. No time for stupidity or PC nonsense

Wh-what's going on with zen

you niggers told me this would moon, what the fuck is going on

THIS IS NOT A DRILL

ALIEN HAS JUST SMASHED THE 1 SAT SELL WALL ON YOBIT WITH THE 2 SAT SELL WALL MELTING AWAY

THIS IS MOON MISSION, GET IN EARLY WHILE YOU CAN

>>2297304

why scamming your fellow people when you can get instarich with memecoins?
you should neck yourself fucking commie!

Sooo, I have literally never come to this board before so bear with me,but I had a questions about savings accounts..
Is there an American bank that lets you set up a savings account that acts like a debt? Like, I set a goal (say, $20k) and when I look at it online it shows that number as a negative that gets smaller as I put money into it.
Another useful part for it would be if I'm not really allowed to remove money from it until I reach the goal.

Does all this make sense??