/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57540380
Forgot about btc-e?

I will get some xmr now that it is on sale. I believe in the project and market makers are not real believers of the faith.

Are prison reits like geo likely to bounce back and pay dividends again in the future? Michael burry was looking into them a year ago and there is a tiny subreddit with pre gme wsb type dd around geo. What about other companies that dropped dividends years ago, would they pay again later if they start looking good?

>>56352289
Kek last time i had a lucky strike I fucking vomited. I stick to cigars these days. JP tobacco is probably the best managed large cap tobacco company in the world with the cleanest balance sheet.

>>56277906
Just use insiders dumping and equity dilution as a price target.

>>56150222
Nah it's a prison complex you at least have a sense of bonding and can get along with other people at other workplaces because they have some unique brand or feeling. The big tech warehouse will unironically turn you into a pol anon. So if anything it's like a reverse woke machine. I shit you not the big break rooms are pol irl. You have the black people table, the white people table, the Asian table, the jeet table. The only pc people are the weird managers with boomer tier tech skills no one likes.

Is big tech unironically a bubble?

>>56062641
Atta boy!

>>56010208
Fails to reach new ath due to institute power, massive faith break and retail capitulation down to 2016 levels then late 2026 into 2028 is a bullrun that only the strongest holding autistic loner spergs and institutes benefit from. Halving effect is gone and it's only nocoiners and coiners.

>>55997629
>no savings
>no children
>no future
Literally me fr no cap

>>55976221
Personally I believe that innovation and technology are stagnating for a couple of reasons.

1. The population is more elderly. America and other first world countries have old populations. Old people don't want to innovate or make new things because they are set in their ways. In America the last two presidents have been very elderly.
2. The economy is not as good as it was in the second half of the 20th century. Technology doesn't just come out of nowhere. You have to have an economy to support it. You don't see a lot of tech innovation in someplace like Russia where everyone is poor, for instance.
3. The internet gives people unlimited access to the past. I think that having constant access to old media can stagnate people's minds in a way.
4. Academia is formatted poorly. In order to get publishing and funding, you need other people to cite your work and discuss you. If you write something totally new, nobody is going to cite you because it's irrelevant. In academia it pays to be part of the circlejerk and be part of the discussion. Ask anyone in academia.

Anyone know where I can download price history or candlestick data in the timeframe of, say, 4-5 years?
I don't want to write a script to scrape it off from binance