/biz/ - Business & Finance

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I don't know about you faggots but if I make it I'm turning my boat around and heading straight back toward all of the degeneracy and evil that plagues our world. I want to see these people who destroyed my country suffer. I will not rest until they do.

I have plans. Plans that will upset many people I don't like. Plans that will annoy the living hell out of them. And you know what? All of it will be legal and lawful and there is nothing they can do about it unless they kill me. A hundred thousand here, a hundred thousand there can go a long way. They have no clue what's going to hit them. Only then will I rest.

>Muh golden bullrun
>We are literally back to where we were 2 weeks ago

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because we're greedy niggers that's why

I live in SoCal, the price of an average house in a decent neighborhood is minimum $750,000.

I want a mansion, nothing too fancy though, just a nice comfy villa, those run you at $2.5 million++

Most of them are bought up by old boomers or rich pajeets who managed to work their way up to high income levels. None of them are ever bought up by white millenials sadly, yes even the STEM majors and doctors can't afford them. Nobody wants to pay them high wages, or train them while they pay off their six figure loans with interest to sheckey mac, it's quite sad really. Some of the lucky ones get a large enough inheritance though, but they usually blow that on muh traveling the world.

OP, we and others need to stick together and rebuild this country assuming you are under 30. We're our generations last hope.

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Yes. I know of an oldfag who did who was around since 2011 and at one point had 100 BTC. He kept playing the market, and at many points he succeeded.

What he would do is, when a crash happened, he would sell, then buy back later. This worked multiple times. He made thousands of dollars.

Then one day he projected bitcoin would bottom out at $200 some time in 2014. It didn't. Impatient, he bought back in at $300, losing a ton of money. Then the market crashed again in 2015. He projected $100 bitcoin. Never happened. Sold at literally the very bottom. His $50k investment was less than $10k by the time he was done. He did other stupid investments I assume but those two were the big gambles he told me about. Since then he never touched crypto again until a few months ago.

But yeah, people who aren't patient, who gamble, end up eventually losing. I did the exact opposite and simply waited, much, much longer. But yes, I luckily ended up selling my initial investment so I sit comfortably watching the gains.