/biz/ - Business & Finance

I love Jesus (one and only God) more than Sergay.
There, I said it

>22
>neet
>258$

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It's over guys. Crypto is dead.

I'm an oldfag that's been around since 2017. This kind of volatility cannot sustain a healthy market.

I sold out everything. I'm done with it.

>>14318595
Well done, buy high sell low for maximum inverse profits.

How can I see the number of daily posters or visits on /biz so I know when to sell?

Call me whatever you want. I feel stupid as fuck.

>>13431614
My thought process: Sergey's dick would have melted cheese and grease on it from the last time he ate a burger, Vitalik's might give me a heavy dosage of meth as soon as he shoots, and Craig would demean the shit out of me. Considering I'm sucking dick to get rich anyway, I probably don't have any self-respect so CSW.

>>13422811
Stop making fun of me it sounded like a really good buy at the time

My boomer dad lost all his money gambling with penny stocks, now he wants me to support him financially.

I told him to move somewhere cheap and love off social security, since I was building my own future. He became enraged and started screaming at me how if I was a good son I would be willing to help him.

I suggested that if I gave him more money he would just lose it also, then he threw me out of his apartment(that he rents).

Fuck bros.

im a really poor amerifat. My mom has bpd and was very abusive until kicking me out of my home. Neglected her duties of motherhood and left me to my own devices to educating myself while my father acquiesced to her commands. I need to make it and don’t wish to work retail and having roommates for the rest of my life . I didn’t have the same opportunities as a lot of Americans.

Please tell me, is 10k+ link truly enough? I have 5k bat too and I’m not sure if I should sell it in the near future. I’m a crypto trading retard, it was never my forte. A midterm long term strategy would help. Please help a retarded incel

Are unions bad for the economy?

On one hand, they create good jobs with benefits, prevailing wages, and constant wage increases. Also, job security.
In my opinion, non-union jobs aren't worth it.

On the other hand, some argue since it costs employers more, this results in them rising the price of goods which hurts consumers (basically some say unions cause inflation).

What do you think. Do the pros outweigh the cons?
They help create and sustain the middle class.