/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57801142
totally true, anon. I also believe this. I'll even go further by saying that souls might cycle through an infinite journey, experiencing life as every human being. but this hypothesis scares me because i don't want to experience life as a fucking n

>$100
at this point id just leverage or kms

>>56207552
That is correct. Remember the push for liberty bonds during WW2? That was the country pulling together to temporarily turn Japanese - boost savings, reduce inflation.

I mean, the Fed did still have to implement YCC and we had inflation but it could've been worse: https://www.federalreservehistory.org/essays/wwii-and-its-aftermath

>No pears this year
PEAR holders, it's over

>>51573056
>30 years ago
Anon, I...

>>18545194
you obviously only sell when you're in the green

>>18071231
This shit better be monthly because this virus isn't going away anytime soon, especially since Trump wants americans to go back to work soon kek.

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>we're looking for a team working punching bag with no self respect
>must be able to entertain office "women" aged 40+
>dynamic environment etc.

>>16002608
Yes, I'm totally numb to it. I still get a bit of euphoria when LINK moves 20%+, but the dips stir up no emotion in me.

>>13350728
Modern values transmission happens primarily through education and mass media/pop culture, not impotent Youtube rants.

The fact Boomers were the first generation so heavily indoctrinated by those forces, then didn't see their effects until the generations they raised turned out to be garbage is nothing short of pottery.

>>10728048
I just have to learn to be a billionaire then I'll wing it after that.
>>10728067
I retired. Now I stare at the wall

>tfw oil calls

>-31%

>>10349101
I have 700 in RH lmao

>>10242357
I'm literally 60% in on your shitty treasury shorts

not rare but skeleton

lmao we really are going to lose everything. all my life savings are going down the drain. it really is too late for bitcoin, we werent waiting for natural adoption, institutional bankers have been accumulating this whole time and now were stuck in their trap. it was them we had to beat not the normies

I had the opportunity to help pay off my parents mortgage and let my father retire back in december/january with my gains and i fucked it up by not taking any profits and hodling, now i feel like i'll never have a chance to really help my parents

>>8817752

where we are all going

MY FUCKING SHORTS
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>>8218636
can't all be winners.

BTC is basically worthless now. We know that there's an entity holding 160k BTC, an entity that's aligned to sell every single one of those coins. If the selloff is delayed it will act as a shadow over BTC causing slow decline, if it's done quickly it can easily bring down BTC into the sub 1k $ territory. Knowing how dependent the rest of the crypto market is on BTC, it's not looking so good right now.

>FED

>>7740029
Which leads me to my next point. I imagine that being on this imageboard, your your tastes in general diverges greatly from the interests of those who were at the party you went. That's why you stayed quiet. Normies have the skill to blabber insanely about completely mundane subjects, something that is unbearable to chan-style autists - I even include myself on that.

So, don't try to fit in just because you think you'll be happier that way. You don't need to pretend to be something you aren't; if you're not comfortable around Chads and Stacies, don't interact with Chads and Stacies more than necessary. As I said maybe in your case it's useful to pick up some social skills, these are always handy. If you want to find friends, find those who you can at least maintain a conversation with. But don't try to be something you aren't just because you think you'll be happier that way. I tried that too many times in my own life, failed miserably every single one.

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