/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>4969461
>he doesn't realize most of the normies flooding in 2018 are more likely to make it than /biz/
Normies are the chad we all strive to be.

>escaping wagecuckery
Tonight I have a meeting with a few normies who have each agreed to pony up $50k for a total combined $250k that we are opening a bitcoin mining facility with. What's my stake in that? I came up with the idea and shared it with /biz/: >>4927538

Of course I told the normies the idea first (they're my "friends", everyone knows /biz/ is my only real friend), but they didn't show any interest until I said I posted it on /biz/. Once I shared it on /biz/, now they got greedy and said we have to do it first. That's the secret - normies only want things if it will ruin /biz/

>>4862173
Yeah, in the long run buying BTC right now is like buying APPL in 1989, but in the short run, especially with leverage, that can sting a bit. MtGoxxers only just broke even last year if they ever even got their coins.

>>4862912
Who is the kid and red rum? Do you guys give yourselves codenames or something? Fucking faggots.