/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58091092
You can only be an economist if you get a PhD, academia is full of retards sniffing their own farts, real people who make money don't waste time in grad school.

>>57843702
Absolute facts. If any sucker out there is still parroting the "muh fundamental coins will take over any day now!!!!!" narrative after the last two bull runs, I'm genuinely sorry for your parents zoomzoom, I wouldn't even know what to say.

>Google enshittificating itself
>Amazon flooded with fake goods
>Meta
>Twitter collapsing
>Reddit never profitable
>Bing AI was a nothingburger
>Startups running out of money

You could not live with your own failure, Anon. Where did that bring you? Back to me.

>Google enshittificating itself
>Amazon flooded with fake goods
>Twitter imploding
>Bing AI was a nothingburger
>Startups running out of money

You could not live with your own failure, Anon. Where did that bring you? Back to me.

What world are BBBY-deniers living in? Stop fighting

>krugman
Faggot.

>refute this

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>>53158520
lol, bashers are having to resort to lies. Might as well be jewbots.

>>52923521
I specifically mentioned companies. I thought you already conceded that governments are interested in smartcontracts through CBDCs
>nobel prize winning sentiment on the internet in 1998

>>52624060
They are literally paid to shill central banking non-sense cause that’s where their salary comes from
Not different than Bitboy shilling some garbage ICO before the rug or SBF shilling SQLana
And remember
>Paul Krugman and Ben Bernake won a Nobel Prize in Economics
it just means
>the more you shill central banking non-sense, the more central banking sponsors you
But it still doesn’t make their insane economical theories right and their IQ higher than a sub-saharian

>>52541686
to be fair even the most intelligent economist on earth couldn't see internet for anything more than a short-term fad. it's a miracle + dumb luck that it ever worked out.

>>52278687
How old are you S&P 500 baggie?

>>51358975
Look at this photograph, every time I do it makes me laugh

>>50891697
I han't kept up with Monero
I know there was recently a controversial Privacy coin built on ETH but I can't recall the name.
Do you know anything about that token ?
I heard it got all of its wallets black listed

>>50878464
>When computers, the Internet or email first emerged, the value they presented was self-evident.
You should do more research before making long posts. The internet was very much seen as a niche novelty and many people were dismissive about it. Many companies are already experimenting with blockchain tech Amazon hired an engineer for Blockchain. Blockchain is one of the fastest growing sectors in Tech according to recruitment data.

Progress rarely ever happens in a straight line and often has many bumps along the way.

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>>49518261
The "economic experts" thought inflation would be transitory. Why would you believe them after they've been wrong time and time again?

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>>30423449
>quoting Paul Krugman in a technology thread
He literally predicted that the internet was a fad.

>>30407073
>Is pic rel out of context too?
No, what about it?
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>>30407364
>>30407441
>>30407466
>Is this out of context too?
No, just general WEF shilling. I am in no way denying that the WEF is a pozzed globohomo org. It's just not as all powerful as you seem to think. Also like I said, Schwab is just a NWO figurehead with his Davos larp. You really think Schwab gives a single fuck about trannies or fags? Lmao
>>30407390
Literally nothing wrong with this quote.

Seems like I managed to set you off again though, I'll chalk that up as another win!

>1. JPMorgan controls the silver and prices are forever suppressed. There’s no evidence to suggest this suppression will ever end.
Stack physical. Talmud magic only works on paper.
>2. Silver isn’t actually that scarce and we can see older silver bars popping up on the market which means silver bugs ARE selling their stacks right now.
Silver is largely a byproduct of mining other metals. When economies do poorly less silver is produced, and the economy is teetering on outright collapse. This doesn't even get into the silver deficit, since it is an industrial metal and is consumed.
>3. Both gold and silver have awful returns according to history, and gold is plummeting right now when it should be worth at least $5k an oz due to fiat money printing over the past 15 years. If it can’t keep up with inflation then it’s a bad store of value
Depends on your time horizon - 15 years is laughable compared to thousands of years of history littered with multiple civilizations who thought they were sophisticated, virtuous, and advanced enough to have beaten the corrupting power of infinite money. This time is different though - lol.

>>28759829
>Paul Krugman
A testament to stupidity and the proof that economics nobel is the ultimate joke.