/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>30132420
Just make up stuff that is:
1. Self explanatory but vague
2. Makes you sound cool
3.They won't ask you to elaborate much

Things like:
>Tried day trading (but important to say it was not worth it. They want you to stay in cagie)
>Traveling with friends
>Taking care of family, etc

>>28262107

anyone who got McDonaldsCoin tattooed on their ass is regretting it right about now

2k @ .60 buying another 1k

>>27358501
Might go for a cheeky wank.

>>27042748
Why contain it?

>>15671331
That's probably because you're getting that $85k/yr from a "job". Make that much passively and you won't be depressed.

>instead of enjoying the fruits of your work, you should do nigger-tier labor after becoming rich
Yeah, fuck that. I'm going to NEET it up in the suburbs and have everything delivered to me.

>wagies have to compete on american ninja warrior just to reach the point where they can submit their resume

Pathetic wagecucks btfo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CJ_HTABr7hA

The weekend is already over? Damn.

Are you looking forward to another long, hard week, Wagie?

OH WAAAAGIIIEEEE

just had a bit of an accident in the toilet, diarrhea is a bitch. Hey, if you clean it all up you might even get a raise!

WAAAAAGIEEEEEE!!

OHHHH WAAAAAAAAAGGGGIIIIIIEEEEEEEEEE!!!!

Looking forward to the weekend, Wagie? Two whole days to chill out and relax, phone off, right? Well, as long as your boss doesn't call you back in for some OT.

I'm just going to get back to the art that I've been spending my free time on, I've become quite the little artist - museums are lining up for some of my work.

Who else is comfy today? My portfolio is entirely RIOT at the moment and I've got an order waiting to buy HMNY at $0.05.

>tfw all my crypto is held on binance
>funds are safe

>>9394297
>>9394287
You got friends for free.

Who else here /ballsdeepinnubits/?

>Actually listened
>tfw

Thanks meme line anon

>>1986329
works for me

>>1972611
Proof of stake

>>1307448
I have other things I put my money in lol I don't want to work when I'm past the age of 40.

Here I go!
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Btw op, are we allowed to post as many times as we want?

>>1144549
It depends:

Using a simplified example of $100 for a single year: if your interest rate is 10% you would be indifferent between owning/spending $100 today or $110 one year from now. Stated another way, $100 today is worth exactly $110 a year from now (at 10% interest.) You would be indifferent between the two.

But what is the appropriate interest rate for you? It depends on a lot of things but if you can get a 10% return running a business or investing, you would be willing to borrow money at any interest rate available so long as it's below 10% and you'd be willing to lend money so long as the rate of return is above 10.

Wait, not so fast:

An important wrinkle is that interest rates you earn/pay reflects risk. Investing at 10% is a lot more risky than borrowing at 5%. There's variability in investment income but your mortgage payment doesn't change. That's why the bank is willing to accept a low (but secure) income stream, if you don't pay them they get your fucking house. Should you really borrow against your house to play the market? Probably not.

Realistically interest rates do a pretty good job of estimating risk. Whatever rate the bank offers is probably an accurate reflection of the risk/return dichotomy. As is the rate of return on your investments. If that's all true, you'd be indifferent between borrowing and buying outright.

What's most important in all this is how your risk/return preferences compare to the market's. Someone who's more willing to accept risk than average would prefer to borrow at a low interest rate and put their money in the market where it will (hopefully) grow much more. A risk averse individual would pay off the house now and lay down under a nice comfy blanket, leaving all the market volatility to skydivers and racecar drivers.

So in summary, it depends.

>>844253
pretty good answer but i think ima stick to /r9k/ bye bye