/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58425416
Somehow I got a share of GE Aerospace and received $0.22 in dividends today.

>>56137624
Which decreases the value of the dollar and inflates the cost of goods. These people need to be taken to the gallows.

>>55925233
Checked.

>>55731216
We need more k-on in our lives desu.

>>55685303
heh

>>55590021
There's no crab. This is pure pump. I'm sitting here watching it boost my portfolio and I still don't really believe it.

>>55377704
I see

>>55377206
You’re a fucking loser. You’ll never make it. You’ll always be a poorfag.

>>55334165
Cash used to mean specie not paper
Look at google for the definition and the opposite. The opposite of cash is credit. Paper notes are credit and carry counter party risk.
Don't believe me ask JP Morgan.

>>55296820
Um niggers, spics, and white trash already get everything for free and work zero hours per week.

>>55298681
>>55298701
Happy for you anon, I remember you posting your ridiculous amount of intc shares around January I think.

>>54423127
I am long so it is hard to say anything with all this money in my account.

Glad I've survived the 39th recession since 2020.

tgif :)

Just bought a Zojirushi rice cooker. What am I in for?

>>52658541
not with that attitude

>>29607825
Ni Hao, wealthy Chinaman!

>>29396389
100 million is pretty small fries nowadays.

>>4198155

Financial retard here.

Would it be a decent idea to just buy, say, $50-$100 worth of every different coin and just sit on them? Worst case scenario I'm only out a few hundred bucks, best case scenario I earn thousands? (millions?)

I mean yeah it can be stressful managing investments, but it's a better problem to have than being short of wealth.

Also protip: If you want to stay wealthy its much easier to keep a lid on the lifestyle you keep up than it is to worry about what kind of return your money is making. Live below your means, however big those means are.

Debt Consolidation.
Between a loan, a car payment, and a school loan, I owe a cumulative $14,000 and pay $350 a month at an average of 11% apr. Wells Fargo claims they can do consolidation down to a $250 payment at 8%. I don't know a ton about this kinda stuff, I'm just looking to lower my monthly payments and make it less hassle to pay everything. Any downsides to this?

>>77569

>>19075
>well i don't know why anyone would be opposed to making minimum wage something you can actually live on.
It's because my fellow Amerifats are fucking retarded. They think that if you raise the minimum wage, thus raising labor costs, the raise will hit prices 1 for 1. But labor costs are not 100% of the cost of anything you buy. Even a masseuse has part of their bill go to lighting, their lease, massage oil, etc.

So while prices would increase, they would be raised less than the wages of the 3%+ of the labor force who would be getting raises. And given how little money they'll be making then, all of that money would be put directly into various goods. There would be a correction in the economy, but the benefit would outweigh the drawbacks.