/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>27636988
I remember when I used to like anime. I guess I still do, even if most anime these days looks like garbage in my opinion.

>>13366220
Dude, everybody's situation is different so you can't really get a clear answer on this. Shut your company down if you think it will lose money and search new ventures. There is always some niche and you even have the money for it. Are there any shortages of services/goods in Brazil? Are those profitable? Did you plan for a margin of safety? How easily can you scale your business? Just try to look in the future of Brazil and there is your answer. Most people like me know nothing about your country.
Also you are not stupid. I am sure you can figure out a way to make more money. :)

>>12905305
>>12905279
I've seen people say 2020 at the minimum, however, it seems that we've been copying the choppy sideways motion that preceded 2001 and 2008 for months now. I consider the Dec. drop and Jan. recovery to simply be larger bounces within this sideways pattern.

I've been building up some cash, outside my existing contributions, to buy cheapies. Not really sure if it'd be better to buy index funds following a 20% drop, or individual companies. It seems like buying individual companies before a bottom (which would be found in hindsight) would be risky, as during such a recession, they'd be liable to go bankrupt.

Thoughts?