/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>22959331
Ehy do you fucking retarded niggers always post that slut with cankles but not even once post how her ass looks?

>>12261053
hahahah nice try but I ain't buying some gay ass json parser that doesn't even compute shit atm

>>11549634

Jus boght 1k

wait a minute...

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>>10309333
So... what did he predict exactly? I don't see anything in the chart.

>>8351700

AB why are you not using your tripcode

>>5186570
I want to believe, but is this coin more than just Asian Elon Musk shilling?

>>4998357
Pajeets, your trickery is evolving

Greetings comrade cosmonauts.

TTNP, panic sell at 8.50, or wait?

>>1267037
You're not shilling me again are you?

Wanting to get started, but is it safe to give them my SSN and even link my bank account?

Seems kind of sketchy.

>>901802
But what's their source?

>>873523

You could compare it to a race. On average, on white straight man starts out with no hurrdles on his race track (unless he's poor), while women and minorities in general have a few hurdles on their tracks. These hurdles make their race a bit more difficult, but it doesn't mean you don't have to run. Liberals too often see these hurdles as excuses to not race at all, and demand a golden medal anyway.

You're supposed to be out when everybody is in (a.k.a the past 8 months)
You're supposed to be in when everybody is out (a.k.a now)

Stock-markets normally recover from a big sell-off when the sell-off wasn't really based on concrete economic/quarterly results or bad macro-economic figures. There weren't any job number releases or corporate revenue releases.

>>860770
>IS NOW THE TIME TO BUY?!?!!?!!!?

No.
>Greece still a lag on European stocks/growth
>commodities in the shitter because of general slow down
>Europe still struggling to grow
>oil price at such a low price that it's causing significant geopolitical and economic troubles
>BRIC countries imploding, especially Russia and Brazil
>China's bubble is bursting

>general economic policy failure
The fed/generals banks failed. Their approach (offering cheap loans/low interest rates) has failed. Not only did it not increase consumer spending, it has also created a stock bubble that it dares not to burst. Normally, interest rates should have been increased. But they don't have to balls to do it, because it means lower stock prices. If another economic crisis happens, they don't have any real options left because they have already tried everything

TL;DR Double dip yo

>>856219

Because happiness is capped at about 75-80k $ (several studies corroborate this). I'll give you a simple example: my father is a construction worker. He works a very tiresome job for 8 hours a day, 6 days a week. When he's back home, he likes to collect stamps and old coins. He takes real pleasure in buying and selling these collectibles. If he could afford to buy all the coins at once, it would lose all value to him.

Of course you can't be happy if you can't even afford your food. But value is gained from the journey itself, not in the end of the journey.

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