/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>24723000
Had an interview at rolls royce for their commercial finance graduate scheme

>so anon, what do you know about our product offering?
I proceed to autistically sperg out about their different jet engine and turbine models and the relevant airframes they're used with for 20 mins while they look at each other with an expression of both shock and confusion on their faces

Not surprisingly I didn't get the job, although they did tell me I got the highest score on their maths and IQ tests that they'd ever had. Glad I didn't get it though otherwise I'd have probably never gotten into crypto or options trading and escaped wage slavery

>>24054688
UK optionsbro here. Made 200k from puts on airlines, cruise companies and hotels back in February but haven't had too many profitable trades since

Currently have 50k in deep OOTM 2023 call options on PM miners

The choice for options brokers in the UK is really shit. I use IG in a spreadbet account as its totally tax free but you can only buy and sell options on companies with a 2.5bn and higher mcap

I also have a tastyworks account but it is awkward as fuck to transfer money into it, you essentially need a US bank account and they will charge you £50 each time you withdraw any money to your bank account

OK /biz/, I'm looking for some small/micro cap silver explorers/producers, preferably some that at least generate some revenue and have enough cash to fund operations for the next couple of years. Any pointers to start researching?

>inb4 bayhorse
I use two brokers and neither have it available to buy (I'm a UK fag)

>>23201629
Inflation has only not appeared yet because velocity of money has dropped. The fed mistakenly thinks this means they need to print even MORE.

I used to subscribe to your view anon but if we have any period of deflation it will be extremely brief as the fed will go full brrrr to stop any deflation the moment it appears. Covid has given them even more political leeway to print. I wouldn't be surprised to see 100 trillion added to the currency supply in the next 18 months. Deflation on any large scale as you are claiming will not happen as this would bankrupt governments worldwide. As much as I would like to see this, the only outcome that is possible is hyperinflation.

>>22087509