/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57036304

Holy FUCK

Linkshits are the biggest cucks on This board.

And I use that word literally. They stroke their micro penis while they watch as sirgay fucks their money wife.

>>55904327

>>51485150
>face to face transactions
>taxes

> $1 = €1

>>29475558

>>27839001
Sold 18 2/12 $30 puts @ .89 yesterday, bought them back today @.30
Too fucking easy

>SALMON FAGS BTFO

Holy fuck man this boomer cant even fucking stream on twitch or use a fucking computer and people voted for this dumb bitch

>>26857654
>and Ja Rule

>>25575894
>put all your mcwages in a 0.01% savings account and wait till 70 to get rich

>>24084380
Ah yes I remember my first IV crush

>>23445505
>$12.27
Oh man, you’re fucked. We’ll see $20 again before we see $10.

>>23394599
>$12k accepted

>>23389218
>mfw stinkers think BTC bullrun will drag alts with it
Can’t wait to REJECT $1k LINK, their tears will be glorious. Should’ve sold the obvious top at $20 retards

>>18200656

This is one of the greatest happenings in /biz/ history

>>17594995
this is legitimately pretty funny

THERE ARE PEOPLE
*SNICKERS*
ACTUAL PEOPLE
*PFFTPHHH*
WHO BOUGHT CHAINLINK
*SHKEEHEHEHEHE*
AND DIDN'T SELL WHEN IT WAS OVER $4
AAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHHAHAHAHAHA

>>16516409
Haven laughed this hard since bitconnect.

This unregulated scam market can still produce a few gems.

>>13197889
>$10 for a 30mg addy
if you live in America find someone with a script, doctors literally hand these things out like candy. Never seen someone sell them for anymore then $5 a pop.

>GOING ALL IN ON 0xBTC

>>12906037
>We call this a "Hot Carl" here in CaliWali (California for those not in the know).

>/DSA/ Daily Sergey Appreciation Thread

So I've just hit 1 year at a pretty shitty job. Its my 3rd job out of college, and my first two were both software dev. This one ended up being more of a QA/support kind of thing with a fancy title. All of my coworkers didn't finish college, and the work is so easy a high schooler could do it. The problem is I'm paid 6 figures for this. I think there was a mistake on my salary offer, or the tasks I've been assigned. I'm frequently praised for how well I'm doing, like I'm a downy in a special olympics race. (Its easy to do grunt work when you've had real jobs for years.)

It sounds great at first, but dealing with the same shitty support issues is a grind. I get no satisfaction from this. It feels like burger flipping on a computer. I also don't have the opportunity to build on skills relevant to my career goals.

So the problem I've gotten myself into is if I happen to find a more skilled job, chances are it won't pay as well. If I lose my job, I could be stuck in 'support' jobs with 1/3rd of the salary that companies normally give for these jobs.

Would would /biz/ do?

>>12460403
>1hr candle sticks

LMAOOOOOOOOOOOO