/biz/ - Business & Finance

>Sold NET at 77 a month back
>Jump to 110 after earnings today
I suck at this

>>54873136
Another thing that most of the retards on this very board fail to realize, acknowledge, or in some cases even admit is that the "job growth" regions in OP's pic were heavily influenced by lockdown fanatics and had some of the most restrictive COVID rules or laws that are just recently being changed/relaxed.

If you take away 100K+ jobs through restrictive COVID policies and then relax COVID restrictions and get jobs back, you better believe politicians will play that off as "creating jobs." That's what is happening with this administration. Someone post that jpg of Bernake and Krugman eating cow shit.

Does me posting in ess em gee mean I am a poor?

>>52559603
yeah I realized that as soon as I posted it lmao

I just got done reading the last thread and I was wondering, who are all those posters telling me to sell and why do they care so much?

>>49503057
It has to be a joke at this point

>>28914068
>blah blah blah maths equation triangle*square root/x
Nobody cares you buy shitcoins because of memes and digits, stop pretending anyone here does more than wave a fish in the wind and sniff it to determine what to buy, and you know it's fucking true.

>>28732955
Maybe because SLV came out today and said they can't cover it lol
We told you for how long ?

>>28281640
Just shoplift, op.

>>28231980
Thank you sirs, I am leaving for India now, what areas do you recommend for this to occur? Only the female children though please sirs I am not doing the gay like dirty muslim sirs

>>28133248
you mean nigger?

>>23827490
You're absolutely retarded and don't know what you're talking about. The Old Testament (which is basically the Torah) came about during a time of polytheism. The Nephelim were a reference to demi-gods that were popular in religion at the time. There were also mentions of other Gods, Yahweh was supposed to be the God that ruled over Israel while the other Gods were the other Gods of the seperate religions. It was weird but that's how things initially were. They were trying not to deny other Gods while still worshipping their own. This changed once monotheistic sects took power and wanted to push the "One true God" narrative. Also if you know anything about language in general you will know that things get lost in translation all the time. Biblical scholars are constantly trying to work backwards in order to find the most accurate translations because even small differences can change the meanings of things.

An example of a small detail being changed is whether Jesus is a carpenter or the son of a carpenter. In some versions he's referred to as a carpenter while other versions of the Bible he's the son of one. Why would this be different? It's because it's an example of the Bible being changed on purpose. The carpenter we know today isn't the same thing that's being referred to in the Bible. The Bible is referring to something more akin to a day laborer which could be anything from construction to cleaning out stables and such. People didn't want their savior to be a janitor so that's why you have a change in the story. How about instead of making accusations you actually learn about the history of the Bible? I'm not even a Christian and I don't believe in most of the shit. I just find it interesting from a historical sense. There are multiple authors, many books that are no longer considered canon that once were, and multiple retellings of the same sections albeit with slightly different details.

>AMD down
>AEZS down
>WDI down
T-thanks smg

>>12264435
>the overwhelming majority of investors
Other people's outcomes are only relevant if they're following a similar strategy to you.

>>4607291
>He doesn't waste countless hours writing down long character strings on little scraps of paper which he then fails to label correctly, resulting in him having to later type in multiple long character strings which turn out to be incorrect every time he tries to do something.
Dude, do you even crypto?