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Should I short or long btc

>>23200724
Why? Because none of these faggots are here to run a business and I'm certain that half the people who cry about the fucking IRS/FBI getting involved because of the sheer number of scams are in fact these people. We could have had a nice decentralized market without coinbase but they had to fuck it up with fake projects and retarded rugpulls and for SOME REASON uniswap seems to openly allow this shit "because it's decentralized so it's okay".

>>19840041
You bring up some excellent points but in that case why not go for a physically backed ETF?
You can get one with an expense ratio under .2% and considering that markup alone on physical gold in hand is 3-5% You'd have to hold the gold for 20 years to break even and thats not taking into account costs and risk associated with storing it yourself. The markup on silver is even worse at around 15%.

>>18809228
>lives on someone's property without giving anything back
>calls others parasites
Enjoy it while it lasts

>>17719387
IT finally happened

>>15974987
>fell for the "link is a meme meme" meme
ok retard

What's the best aggregate for analyst predictions on when to buy, sell, and hold?

how does one introduce their imouto to anime?

(Imagine what you would do if the after-tax price of a Chipotle burrito was $15.50.)

How are these high elasticities consistent with the low (indistinguishable from zero) elasticities in Card & Krueger? Well, Krueger inadvertently provides us with a very compelling answer: the short-run elasticity is a highly biased measure of the long-term elasticity, because inattentive consumers take time to respond to small price changes. This is a widely understood problem with short-run elasticities. For instance, Gabaix and Laibson wrote an entire paper (http://www.nber.org/chapters/c11067.pdf)) on a related issue in the context of asset pricing. It is remarkable that Krueger fails to notice how potentially devastating this is to his body of work.