/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>29789294
Yes. Work from home is fucking alright, got to play a lot of CoD.
Why do you ask?

>>22697226

>>22401725
Is this weed laced with fentanyl?

One bit of encouraging news: Quickly looking over where the investor unlocks are going, only about 10% of them are getting spent into market, at least over the week after the unlock.

That shouldn't be so bad

>>20716233
>What the fuck is so wrong about these gaps anyway? So the price jumped really fast. So what?

Boomers who are used to the structure of 5-day-a-week stock markets came up with this sorta-rule that gaps eventually get filled. This is because they didn't think about what was happening -- a sudden surge of buys or sells during off-market hours, which all got stacked up and recorded as happening the very moment of market open the next day/Monday, since that's when prices would start getting tracked again.
This would cause a gap to form between the last night's close price and the morning's open price. And, more often than not, the price would even out between last close and day's open, like things often do.

Retards thought this was some sort of spooky line magic, and not just that the "gap" was caused by an unusual spike in trades being recorded into one second which then averaged out. Or, if it took years to play out, normal market fluctuations happening to cause the value to land on any given number eventually. In that case, the equivalent principle is rolling a die until you get a 6 and then shouting "HUR I PREDICTED THIS"

It of course does not apply to 24/7 markets like crypto and only idiots, trolls and faggots bring it up.

>>20708385

DIGITAL OIL is the perfect description for a service to compete with Azure and Google, except you have to buy a volatile shitcoin to use it, which means that no enterprise ever will

>wait a minute, oil can't actually be used for anything. If I wanted to do any work with oil, I'd first have to ship it to a refiner and run it through a complicated process to turn it into gasoline or diesel that could actually be used to do work
>and anyone can already just buy gasoline and diesel pretty much everywhere, in any quantity they need, with one single transaction

>>19796948
imagine thinking black lives matter, holy fuck lmao

>>18346683
Is it bad that I pay the extra premium on junk silver because I like the perfect weight on them, the fact I can fondle them without guilt, are more durable than .999, and already have a protective coating of time and grime that already gives them a certain sexy look within the crevices of each coin?

>>17477782
stay mad, cuckboy :^)

What kinds of disruptive technologies couldbe invented in the next 30 years and how do I invest early?
Please use your imagination, let's try to predict the future together and become billionaires.