/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>28446005
If I see a person 21 or younger that’s homeless I’ll give em money. As long as they’re not junkies or crackheads ofc

Hey /biz/ frens I got a hot tip. Buy some UGAZ on open for $10.70 and set the sell for $12.35 for an easy 15% gain in the next couple of days

>>18678357
I wish they were my future, I don't feel like hitting my plug up because he works at an airport.

You think it'll be legalized soon? Are there even any companies that want to get in on that?

>>18353720
Based

>>18333336
BULLBROS??????

>>18327606
>your goyioh cartoon game
kek

>>16515120
>Admitting you're wrong on a trade is the first step
sometimes you weren't wrong! many times, even. That's another huge thing about the market. You "pay" (lose) money to learn lessons (you can learn when gaining money too), but because of irrationality and true chaos in the market, it is possible to "learn" the wrong things!
As a caution, many traders (and especially younger millennial and zoomer traders) think of things in life like a videogame, where they gain just gain XP and get better. Pic sort of related. Anyway life isn't that simple! you don't just continually get better by trading until you magically start making money and you're rich and have yachts etc.! that isn't the way the real world works. I really want to caution young people (people my age lol) away from that sort of mindset. You can stick around in this game for decades and lose all kinds of money and still be garbage! be safe and be smart. No one is looking out for you in the market, they will suck you dry with no remorse!