/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>26179021
Watch the video. Mega corporations sell at such a loss that is impossible for smaller newer competitors to survive. Mega corporations can do it because they have the massive piggy bank to survive selling at a loss for many years.

Once their competitors pull up the white flag and let itself be bought or simply disappear, the monopoly now raises the prices and make the money roll in. Mega-corporations have the money to play the long game, and they do this over and over again. This practice is in the "almost illegal" legal gray area and they have the lawyers to do this unscathed.

>nobody here is mentioning spot suddenly broke $1900
the absolute state of nu-/pmg/

>>23325886
People can be fiscally/politically libertarian but socially conservative too. That's what I don't get about that copypasta >>23317792 because it treats holding metals and being sympathetic with Hitler's social views as mutually exclusive

During my ~ 10 years in 4chan/nel I rarely saw a "Nazi" that unironically wanted to be in a Nazi totalitarian state. They just like the social policies. So most "Nazis" in 4chan/nel are actually just Paleo-conservatives. Basically the old "Libertarianism" of fiscal/political freedom + conservative social values.

Over the course of the las 3-4 months I've noticed the company in charge of managing my 401K retirement plan has been slowly moving my portfolio into equities away from bonds 5% each time I check (every couple weeks). This strike you as normal behavior (they've never changed my allocation away from where I set it like this before in the 9ish years I've had it.); or is this some fuck the little guy tactic I don't understand?