/biz/ - Business & Finance

Why is this board dead as shit despite BTC being near ATH?

bullrun is almost over and you're still waiting

What's the next shitcoin that hasn't gigapumped to much yet that i can drop 400 american USD (Dollars) into. Also post your hand with a timestamp so i know your not a fucking jeet

How do I short Canada?

>>56803520
>We're as

had a dream last night that on a smart con style stage a chainlink conference broke out into a super hardcore orgy

It seems like it. High salary, high prestige, many work from home.

>>56209400
honestly bro... me too

There are people browsing this board right now who don't work from home.

An 18 year old can't get a 10k loan to start a business but can get 100k loan for college.

Friendly reminder that SPY 185 is the bottom.

>The Congressional Budget Office estimates USA debt will increase from 34 trillion to 45 trillion by 2030

Is AVAX still a good project? Has anything surpassed it?

Is there any asset that holds a better risk/reward than Bitcoin?

>>55535527
Why do u keep posting this

People are holding funds on binance (.com and .us, but especially .us) right now.

how we looking for today? this bank thing going to be an issue

>>54765540
make a list of all the ways that you're spending money and look at it and go "hey... do i need to spend on that?" then don't. and if you do have to keep spending on that say.. "hey.. self.... how can i like.. idk... reduce that spending.. if possible." if its possible do it. if it isn't then don't.

Argentina

During the 123 year period between 1790-1913 the USA had an average annual rate of 0.4%

>>54457556
You're just beating a dead memestock horse and it's sad.
>posting that ugly bug woman
Hmm, yuck.

I quit because of vax mandates and because I could and was tired of my old job anyway but I've been looking for something new for months now and there is just nothing.
There are jobs demanding degree level qualifications and years of experience offering £12/hr. It's not even funny. Countless jobs will have a laundry list of requirements and then offer £22k a year. It isn't even economical to work when you factor in taxes, travel etc against just sitting on welfare.

Americans can make $20/hr working in a warehouse practically anywhere in the country if Indeed is to be believed, and I don't see why it isn't.

I need to leave this hellhole.

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>>54096358
I see the recent banking news has brought us a lot of newfags, so here's a qrd on what this means, but to be clear you can read up on this fully here:
>https://www.investopedia.com/articles/basics/06/invertedyieldcurve.asp

Think about investing in its most basic form. I move capital into an asset for some amount of time, and expect some return after some time has passed.
The key here is we expect the value to change over time. Therefore, the longer you keep your investments: the more variability you should expect in the price. In finance, we call this 'risk'. So typically, long-term = high risk.
When a yield curve inverts, it is a signal that our economy views short term investing as more risky than longer-term investing. In other words, the near-term economy is fucked and the long-term economy is in a state of limbo.
In general (and historically) an inverted yield curve is a sign of incoming economic recession - where cashflow slows and the gears of the economy slow or halt.

>why does this matter? I already know the economy sux I think
A typical "inversion" of a yield curve is actually a flat line; rather than actually inverting the curve entirely, as seen in the OP pic.
Although this is an indicator of incoming/beginning recession, the intensity of the recession is still up for debate. Another use of this indicator is to watch for a flattening or fixing event, where the yield curve moves towards its appropriate structure once more (normal yield curve is similar to y = ln(x) ).
As seen in the OP image, the yield curve has made a new peak on 3/10. For the layman, this should translate to "we are still ramping up the scale of the incoming recession".

Hope this helps and still I recommend the article at the beginning of the post for a full explanation.

Bail in confirmed for this weekend.