/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>1372896

What if they *should* sit on their money?

When the Federal Reserve manipulates interest rates rather than letting the market do it, they effect the market and give the consumer a false idea of how the market is doing. The consumer then makes purchases, investments and takes out loans that he or she probably shouldn't, due to this false impression. They are deceived, and they spend or save their money based on the deception.

Then bubbles pop, the truth is exposed, and they lose everything.

How is this good?

>>1210770

I bought Bitcoin to use it to pay for Modafinil from ModafinilCat to get the discount.

I had about $20 in BTC after the transaction, it was about 2 months ago.

Now it says I have over $400 in BTC, and I've been receiving a lot of small payments of about $4 each.

Is this shit normal?