/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>16787571
Avoid childish meme coin gambling, practice wise stock market investing.

>>16720647
If some people cannot increase the value of their work that is not the fault of the wealthy. Some peoples work just is not that valuable.
Wealth inequality is the natural thing that happens when some people save and invest and others do not. Nothing inherently wrong with this. People get what they put in.

Free ping pong?

>>15578491
Mmmm I feel as though I communicated what I needed to. You clearly understood what I ment fern.

>>15520473
Timing the market is real fucking hard. People smarter than me or you fail at it constantly. You are better off having a passive strategy.
Maybe invest 60% of your money in stocks, 20% in gold and keep 20% in cash. Rebalance every year at the same time.

>>15451485
There is plenty of space. People are getting packed in the cities. Plenty of space outside cities.
A very high percentage of whites do not have kids at all so those who make kids should make a lot to compensate for those who dont.

>>15406851
Nothing wrong with honestly gained wealth.

>>15307614
That can be accomplished without free gibs.

>>14263193
Governments should be cucked out of taxes whenever possible, whether poor or rich. Taxes are theft.

>>14150312
Yes. Global diversification and dollar cost averaging. Do it. Don't be impatient. With reward comes risk, learn to tolerate volatility.

>>12855600
>engage quantum immortality
>kill myself in the prison
>be reborn same day same minute same year in alternate timeline where my family is jewish
>convince kikeold bretheren the power of the blockchain
>hit them with the crypto brownpill
>cleanse their souls of evil with the help of jesus and trap the devil with the power of vishnu living on the Bitcoin blockchain
>I own the prison now from inheritance and didn't have to pay any inheritance tax due to religious reasons
>I spank all the naughty black boys in my prison for bein bad
>"Warden we have a new inmate he's being admitted for being mean on the internet"
>hmmmm what's his name perhaps my special style of rehabilitation can help break him down and build a new greater man
>"Well warden it's >>12855600"

heh I think your gonna like it here anon

>23&me results came back
>99.9% European: French&German, Scandinavian
>0.1% Sub-Saharan African ancestry
How do I profit from being an oppressed minority

Real estate question. Should I buy a condo in DC? 800K penthouse style condo, I have 10K credit with the company from renting with them in the past. Currently unemployed no income. 12k liquid to float me while I get my bachelors degree graduate in May. Another 12k all locked up in IRA accounts so not viable at all. Would I be able to sublet, rent, or airbnb it for whatever insane mortgage it would be? Anyone here own luxury condos and do something like this? What type of anal reaming loan would I be able to get with great credit floats around 760~

Anyone?

>>12311622
Diversify or die.

>>12283074
this is a bad look and a fools errand. Not to say it can't be profitable but the gamblers fallacy will dictate YOLOing enough times will JUST you faster than being found with illegal content on your computer.

>>12283896
>>12284432
Oh no a wojak/shitcoin thread died for this what a shame. KYS youre'rself you're self

>>12284499
It goes both ways anon by renting you aren't tied down to a specific location indefinitely. You can take short term leases and bounce between jobs for lateral raises and additional skills and positions. Some argue renting equates to throwing away money but it depends on what you are renting if you find a shit place far away that makes life and work a chore between commute and home life then yeah its a money pit if you find a luxury complex with an efficiency across the street from where you work then it may be money better spent than if you were in the shithole. It's a careful balance with renting, with owning you have different types of concerns if something breaks you need to fucking fix it or pay someone to fix it. If you rent *ring ring* hey wagie come fix my ice machine before I get home from across the street today.

Daily reminder that if /biz/ is shilling it, it's already too late
>don't fall for the shills, you aren't a brainlet are you?

>>9594579

>>9498875
only $200

>>9467737
Intel is there to sell their tech license to other blockchain projects.

What does /biz/ think about Gridcoin (GRC)? It's an old (2014) coin, but it has an active development with a working product.

>>9190371
Who says I have permabear mentality? :P
I'd be shorting until the end of time if I did.

>>9172191
>as long as it is guaranteed to at least hold it's value then I'm happy.
Tether (USDT)