/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>51666564
>666
it's over

> retiring on 1.5m
Sure, maybe if you live in a cabin in the woods and hunt for survival.

>>51646450
> 78k is 4 years salary
> over a decade of savings on a single gamble
This is why I don't associate with poorfags.

> look at futures
> only down 1.6%
I know most of you are shitposting, but please get a fucking grip.

If larp, you're pathetic.
If not a larp, you're still pathetic.
Get help.

The price crashing doesn't matter unless you intend to sell. For everyone else, they likely have a 30 year time horizon and it will appreciate over time.

>>50900824
> pragmatism makes you a moron
Perhaps you're the moron for thinking that a $10k watch will make people like you, or even worse make you like yourself.

As opposed to...?
Do you think food just magically appears at the supermarket? That electricity, water, and internet magically get to your home? That roads get built, mail gets delivered, trash gets taken away, feces gets flushed away into the void, for no other reason than the universe wills it?
Every modern convenience that you have only exists because there are millions of people working to enable it every single day. And even if you go full hermit and hide away in the woods, you work to grow/hunt/gather your food, you work to build shelter, you work to simply survive.
Shut the fuck up and get back into the cage.

"Impressing women" is possibly the worst life goal I could imagine. How spineless can you be to build an entire lifestyle that revolves around the validation of other people?

> government makes less than private sector
> in one of the poorest states in the country
I'm not sure what you're expecting. Seems pretty reasonable.

The same mortgage rates that were sub-3% less than a year ago?

>>50175059
I hope you'll be okay with me waiting for more sources. I typically don't trust far-right Zionists when it comes to Jewish persecution.

>>49754845
My mind has already been destroyed by two decades of internet usage for 10+ hours every single day.

But, what about magic internet money?

>>49497111
> boomers born in the 40s & 50s
> come into adulthood in the 70s and spend the first decade of their careers working through stagflaton
> come out on the other side as the wealthiest generation in the history of the world
Maybe things won't be so bad. It might just take a few decades to play out.