/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>49855864
He's not wrong in the first half. If you rent you should be using that freedom to chase the next zero in your bank account.

>>49853331
Do you want a hug?

>>49852891
Theres always the trailer parks.....

>>49788356
Please send your window jumping videos to Joseph Biden at the White House. Thanks for playing.

>>49753927
henlo fren yes this is $135 what can I do for you?

>>49724935
now it aint gonna happen you jinxed it

this is it lads, don't get scared now.

>>49560613

>their 1 short position represents their 1.1% investment in Africa

>>49403574
>What about the shitty rent agreements that force you to pay a penalty if you don't want to live there a whole year?
If your at that guys level you can probably just eat the cost. A lot of these guys rent fully furnished places too. They also don't have time to deal with managing property, to them renting is like contracting their living arrangement out. Refrigerator breaks? Just text the management company and it will be fixed in a day or two. If you rent you should be living minimalist and chasing money.

>You can buy a house and sell it the next month but you can't rent for just one month.
You'll lose money, baring the past two years usually you need to hold a house for 3-5 years to break even. There are more associated costs to ownership than just the buy price.

>>49361918
Just in case this isn't bait, dose no one remember when they were the fucking new guy? When they didn't know shit? I had a new guy working for me recently and for the first year I had to do a lot of hands on training with him. Now he is 100% reliable and needs little supervision.

>lets only higher people with tons of experience and knowledge and remove all our training/apprenticeship programs.
>Gee, why cant we find people to replace all the people retiring?
You get what you deserve.

>>49256041
Its to get certain middle class people back to work. They don't necessarily care about inflation. They care that inflation is making the wrong class wealthy right now.

From my research most of the unfilled job openings are skilled labor and specialized jobs. Older high preforming people high skilled people with assets went into early or semi retirement thanks to all the gains they made and WFH jobs that pay enough to make up the difference. So they're going to crash asset prices to get them back in the office.