/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>9915089
>>9915095
I don't think it'll take that long. I'll assume you are white and therefore still get attacked by the privilege police and have less opportunity to get into unbiased conversations.
I'm black and have a free pass to spark conversations on race and gender and such, most of the time. this is my experience:
>The vast majority of white normies are feeling attacked and they've run out of "polite guilt"
>they finally feel like defending themselves
>a big chunk of blacks, gays and women are irritated by the constant victimization of their identities and feeling like it's making white straight men more defensive and distant when interacting with them, which is not good for anyone

>>9071512
Braindead long-term holding = success
smartass short term predicting = failure

>>8829812
I'm kicking up a biz-inspired startup.

I believe the basic-to-intermediate understanding of economics you see among /biz/neets is comparable to being able to use a computer 20 years ago.

As in, the people that could do it then were early adopters or in specific occupations that required it and normies couldn't even type in MS word. Now, being able to use a computer is required for mostly everyone. Soon, too, it will be necessary to have a decent knowledge of offer and demand, ROIs, taxing, federal interest rates and other basic concepts (maybe even cryptocurrencies) that affect virtually everyone in order to be considered for a job doing anything other than digging ditches.

I'm basically building a school franchise you'll go to 4 hours a week for two years in order to become fluent in jewspeak. We'll have kid classes too, it's gonna be great

>>6449071
I actually believe it's the opposite, and the opposite is what happened last time alts pumped.

I've been watching bfxdata.com daily and people are just selling into the walls, it's been showing from 4 to 8% more sells than buys on the daily average for at least two weeks now. Everyone has been exiting btc, yet the price won't drop below 13k.

You people are either new or have the memory of a fish to be so easily dismissing btc. There is virtually infinite money to be made in pumping it. The moment btc takes off sat values of all alts across all exchanges begin to bleed massively and it's simply impossible to ignore. You can miss a coin taking off if you weren't holding it at the time, but when btc takes off you immediately feel the red in your sats no matter what you're holding. This causes massive fomo which overbuys btc and oversells alts to the point no floors make sense anymore. NEO bled to 180k sats under ANS levels a fucking month ago. Eth was 250k sats. Stellar was 600 sats. Can you believe how much money the people who pumped btc up and moved into alts at the right time made? This is going to happen again. Be ready to go back to BTC at any moment.

>>5731249
aposto que é nordestino
>mfw no sul tem emprego, mas só pra gente branca e que nunca comeu acarajé

>>5146967
The tethering is plausible, but you guys are overestimating (((them))) on this wall street crash ordeal.
Wall street doesn't work like a single coordinated unit. These guys have a kind of peace treaty going on, they would slit each other's throat at a moment's notice. The 2008 crash happened because they were stupid, the fact that the government saved them in the end doesn't make them smart.

When the housing bubble was afloat, the general sentiment was great. The banks encouraged taking out loans to buy estate. If Jamie Dimon won't stop fudding btc, that's your signal he's not in on it, and doesn't have a plan to profit off of it if it keeps rising. What big bank fudded housing?

>>5096641
>Winkpill

why dont the IRS come after the exchanges that put the fees? like the fees cover the taxes for every trade so i dont have to do fuck all and only pay a small percentage when i cash out bigger amounts of 10,000k or more.

>you would be as rich as the creators of facebook now if you had bought $10k of bitcoin 8 years ago