/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>21056646
Well put, have a (you). I agree that these are the major causes of it. I also agree with the elders already buying, I was speaking to a client last night, a guy who I know “knows” how the real world works and for the first time every in our multi year relationship he brought up how his grandpa left him 1,000 oz. of gold that he takes loans against to fund his business empire with loans he randomly takes against it and then pays off. He actually told me, “this market isn’t how it should be, metals can’t be this high and stocks this high, you should probably buy some metals and sell your stocks.” This is NOT a guy who normally shares anything specific like that with me, but we’re friendly and he seemed real serious. Like he was going to do his good deed and help a goy out.

>>20976951
Adam could have only 1 ear of corn for $80 if he chose to. How much corn do you have?

>>20971274
I had a co-worker who retired at the end of the year 2018/2019, he was a “supervisor” at the agency I work at and had a very difficult to get series of clearances that he got decades ago, multiple decades ago, when he was a productive trustworthy person. The last six months of his career I sat in an office with him, he told me that he hadn’t done any work in over 20 years, he said he signed pay checks once every two weeks. I asked him why he still came to work everyday and he said, “Because they pay me $160,000 a year to do nothing.” Six months before he retired a higher up told him he had to work and put him on a “work performance plan”, he filed his retirement paperwork for the day before that plan was due. He was part of the economy.

He was part of the “economy”.

>HE WAS PART OF THE “ECONOMY”!