/biz/ - Business & Finance

CRAPTO is OVER

>>16334572
>reeeeee numbers don't mean shiiiit *foams from mouth*
>the economy is booming!! reeeeee
>being someone's bitch is amazing!!!!
>I love my monkey suit!

>>16096228
>your
>to
>desu
holy shit...

>>16062481
compelling argument

>>16000724
because it is shitty, retarded dumbass.
Let me EDUCATE you

44% of 22-27 yr old college grads are underemployed (inb4 just do computer science as if everyone is capable of that. Even they have like a 24ish% underemployment rate for 22-27 yr olds: https://www.newyorkfed.org/research/college-labor-market/college-labor-market_compare-majors.html
Think about that. NEARLY 1/4 cs graduates aged 22-27 will be underemployed (don't know how it evens out over time. Still not amazing though. It's around 34% when including all ages and all majors). Also 1/4 college grads make highschool wages.
7/10 graduate with 29k+ in debt.

78% of full time workers live paycheck to paycheck ( *LITERALLY one paycheck away from homelessness and that is basically poverty* ). *42% of americans will retire broke* (so you give up the best years of your life being someone's bitch just to retire with nothing), 57% of americans can't afford an unexpected 500 dollar bill, 50% of renters are cost burdened (spend over 30% of their income on rent. Half of those spend over 50% of their income on rent), 30% of metropolis city jobs (where most jobs are created) pay hardship wages (not enough to move out with) and 32% pay livable wages (basically poverty) which leaves 38% that are decent (I say decent because you also have to take into consideration the toxicity of work culture. Also, some jobs ONLY pay livable or up BECAUSE of the hours put in. For instance, the average american works 47 hours a week. 49% work 50 hours or more a week. Both of which inflate the wage stats into looking better than it actually is), etc.

Welcome to the "land of opportunity" (load of bullshit).

>>15911967
>genfs u neeb genfs du sebibe dee geming glafsh
The largest recession in history won’t be the end of the world. It will just be like the Great Depression but on a wider scale because the world economy is far more global today than 90 years ago