/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>20538437
yeah I was just reading about that
I'm trying to figure out if it matters or not, considering I'm sure there will be cards in there people will go nuts over, that could spike in value, causing high demand in several years for the sealed boxes.

>>20538528
I'm very suspicious about that guy being worth listening to. Probably just some undergrad with time to kill. Fun to think about all that, and I need to read more Dalio/watch more of his youtube vids.

Shit actually I forgot to save that thread. Thanks for the reminder.

>>20538522
fuckin kek I love that meme, OK very nice

>>20538572
>if the damn breaks will that make our rocks moon?
unironically could be deflationary, especially for commodities like silver. Could be inflationary for commodity futures like Rough Rice though.

>Dam breaks
I really don't think we're on the timeline where cool stuff like that happens. COuld be decades before it actually happens.

>>20387751
kek the absolute state of bears
permanently assblasted, expects others to do the work for him, AND is soooo fucking early.

>The stock market needs to crash now
>We need a new thread now, it' already 16 posts past bump limit and third page!!

Nigga what?

>>20387079
Thanks anon.
"mass censorship" like removing people from twitter is such a fucking dumb thing...

These people are so distracted by their pet identity-politics issues they can't see what's happening. Those are distractions, and they work well.

>>20369367
>gregory mannarino
really?
>hoard 90% copper pennies
REALLY???
I remember people talking about this because of the hope that pennies would be done away with, so their 1¢ penny would be worth 2¢ of copper

>>20369401
I'm not sure why people buy deep ITM options, BUT if you looks at deep ITM options, they often have a smaller