/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58213246
i lost 600$ on sol and 300$ on base fuck this gay shit

>>57136522
mistakes were made

OPEC+ members agree to cut oil output by an additional 1 million barrels per day — Bloomberg

>tfw the boomers have made it from LINK before us
It's not fair.

>>56553689
>Self-identify as pro-Labor
>Spout pro-Labor rhetoric on the internet all day every day until you're blue in the face
>Act like you're part of a pro-Labor movement, getting the word out to undermine the Capitalists
>Give the Capitalist oligarchs a free pass on importing millions upon millions of SCABS a year to suppress wages and prop up capital appreciation
>Defend the practice as THE hill you are willing to die on, over and above any of your other nominally-pro-Labor opinions
>Assist the Capitalist, oligarchical Regime in scuttling the efforts of any pro-Labor movement that calls it into question eagerly and willingly, gleefully unperson their supporters
Actual, unironic mindbroken slaves.

longer...

Don't the banks need to have dollars to buy the issued bonds? Isn't the later FED bond-buybacks then zero-sum (not considering the interest)?

I'm a total noob so someone please explain how the absolute/total money supply creation isn't just through debt forgiveness or coin minting

Nice "bull run".

>>53956776

If the macro and money printer are lined up behind them, yes. See also: TQQQ.

We will see another TQQQ emerge but right now is a period of turbulence with the Fed pretending we can go back to disinflation. Short term, we can play pretend, long term we can't, and the next 10 year run will not be tech. More likely energy, commodities, value, and certain emerging markets.

Don't touch none a that shit rn tho. Not till the Fed v Congress austerity showdown is over (spoiler: Fed loses and JPow either cucks or Fauxcahontas scalps him).

>>53136964
Please stop this clown world I want to get off.

>>51641445
When is capitulation?

>>51166130
>>51166146
>The difference is that all of that shit except occupy is controlled opposition by Wall Street.
BLM/MeToo forced Wall Street to ruin the careers of some of its "finest" and destroy their bottom line putting money into DEI and scrambling to rejigger policy so that full-fledged boycotts didn't happen. BLM in particular ran roughshod over the algo's control mechanisms. They don't control BLM, they just control the way BLM is portrayed in the media.

Meanwhile, the right allowed themselves to be Q'd into fake revolution so that feds could justify a purge. Every conservative accusation is a confession.

That said, I don't doubt that you're as fed up as I am.

>business & finance
you seem lost, nigger

It makes me sick that Boomers have the nerve to performatively lionize the "heroes" who all got priced out of assets and property while these same Boomers all personally benefited and voted for more of the same. I wish covid was actually killing them like the TV said it was.

Because Capitalism is the locally-owned business down the street offering you something you might want, not the coalition of banking oligarchs and politicians scheming and scamming to squeeze us all dry. Your every cry to crack down on Capitalism accomplishes exactly that - the former gets cracked down on, to the benefit of the latter.

>>50555843
you have to be 18 to post here
>Instead of burying it with the rest of his remains in the Protestant Cemetery in Rome, Mary kept the heart in a silken shroud, and is said to have carried it with her nearly everywhere for years. In 1852, a year after she died, Percy’s heart was found in her desk. It was wrapped in the pages of one of his last poems, Adonais. The heart was eventually buried in the family vault with their son, Percy Florence Shelley, when he died in 1889.

>There are STILL people who think "IT WILL NEVER GO DOWN" articles are anything other than a sell signal