/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55397957
It's not just one whale. There's one on Coinbase that just yeeted 4 million worth of btc just now lol lmao.

>>54862667
Let me explain:

>INFLATION
It takes more units of currency to buy anything, even share of stock.
>CURRENCY DEVALUATION
It takes more weakened units of currency to buy anything, even share of stock.

>>54773282
You're going to be like that one anon that called me a retard last month for saying AAPL would hit 170. Probably btfo from shorting and quit these threads kek.
I also called this move to 4150 btw. The more bearish responses I get in these threads, the higher my targets.

>>54759532
>still in disbullief
lmao. We're going so much fucking higher.

If you need a laugh, call any TV commercial about coins. Especially when they use bullshit non-terms like "wild west era" or "gilded age". I just saw one on Fox "news" offering a one-pound bag of Morgan dollars
>ask the so-called "coin expert" if the coins are verified by NGC, PCGS, scanned in an XRF machine or sigma verified
>"well no, they aren't certified in any way"
>so how do I know they're real
>"we've been in business since 1984, we wouldn't sell fake coins"
>how are they shipped
>"we just throw them in a bag"
>so they aren't in good condition like the commercial said
>"the original morgan dollars were also in bags"
>so they aren't in good condition? Guess I'm not interested
>the woman hung up on me before I finished the sentence
by the way, they wanted $900 for this """""service""""". $52 an unverified, undated and poorly packaged "coin" that only goes by the good faith of a telemarketer on being a real coin. And not counting shipping or any other bullshit charges they might have. They didn't stay on the line long enough with me to tell me.