/biz/ - Business & Finance

>TDW: +14%
I told you guys I liked it.

Attention, everyone.

I like TDW.

>>57515063
>Anyone see anything of numismatic interest here
Set aside the aussies' 6 pences and florin, plus the victoria's half crown. Look up the date on the lone 50c frogcoin, if it's 1897 (unlikely), 1903 or 1911 you are comfy. Same for the swiss 50c coins, tho iirc there aren't any super-rare dates, but they always are a popular choice who easily sell above spot.

The rest is melt value. Congrats fren!

>>56803676
As usual : central banksters keep loading up on gold, comex vaults being increasingly emptier, talmudvision pretending everything is fine...

News :
- Rumors of UBS going under bcuz they discover more and more awful positions from Credit Suisse they recently absorbed.
- Ancap Javier already cucking out from dismantling the central bank, but decided to convert to judaism and vowed to protect Israel with the life all of argies if necessary.
- Hundreds of Ks of new rental units being built from commercial real estate and empty offices are glutting the offer. 1M new construction permits delivered this year, so RE tumbling down will most likely accelerate, especially now banks don't want to give loans.
- Kikes still going after CZ to nuke binance, chink obey to everything asked.

That's the main stuff i've seen discussed the past few days.

NIGGER.

evrything got more expensiver this month but not as much as last month :) thx for listening evry1, any questions??

>>54561566
>>54561435
They backed themselves into a corner, no matter the optics on inflation, we can only go up :
>high inflation : currency is losing value, ppl seek for refuge in PMs
>inflation "going down" (ie up but slightly slower) : Fed will be forced to pivot, bullish for PMs
>inflation "stay the same" (ie up) : bonds' yield still are lagging below inflation, thus with negative real returns, bullish for PMs

Of course the "smart move" for them is to pretend they finally reached the statu quo, exactly what (((they))) just announced : an inflation (5%) magically PERFECTLY matching coupons' yield (5%). This way they have their excuse to not raise the rates any further up (destroying the debt based economy), and not trigger a flee from the stock markets toward newly issued bonds if they become too advantageous compared to stocks (and anally devasting old bondholders in the process, which are big banks for the most part).
This is all a big joke though, since nobody who live in the real world will ever believe inflation is at 5% when everything is 15% more expensive.

But this market's game of fools only consist on acting as you believe how others would react, so we get the most retarded common denominator as the rule. It's a new version of "the emperor is naked", but where everybody is naked.

The funny thing is this pseudo-temped down inflation was all built on the back of less consumption who allowed oil to cool down a bit. But last week BRICS + OPEC + Algeria + Iran + etc.. basically all big producers, announced in unisson that they will cut oil production by 15% or so until 2024, in an effort to make sure the USD continue to lose relevance in international trades. The goal for others nation is to force the US to get smothered by their own debt, for that they need the Fed to continue to raise rates by keeping inflation high. And most inflation derives from oil price. So we better get used to it, because this arm wrestling might continue for a while.

>>53175423
And me, i'm telling you they now are regretting getting rid of their stack so soon.
Did the banksters made a killing buying a bottom they artificially created with the scamdemic? Of course they did. There is no point denying that.
But if you think you are right, how do you explain the prices NOT going down now their reserves are almost entirely depleted?
Following your logic, they should crash the silver prices once again to load up the truck now they sold all their extra inventories for a big premium, correct?
Why aren't the prices going down then?

>>52672720
>>52673088
Don't forget what (((they))) did back in October : private participants asking their SLV to be redeemed in physical were offered $2K in cash per delayed contract (5,000oz) up to end of December (last day stop).

Now it all make sense if by end of december the vaults are completely emptied already! Imagine getting fooled out of your 1000oz comex bars for 40c/oz lel.
Of course it was too good to be true!
Usually i tend to remain pessimistic to avoid deception, but this time my guts are telling me something big could be brewing. Like silver doing a nickel.
No matter what it WILL happen eventually, but i wouldn't mind this happooning for Xmas. I reached my 1500oz goal last week, so it would be the perfect timing.

>>52497950
This. 90% of the prices' pumps we experienced was thanks to fake money. NEVER retail could have propped it up to 20K, let alone 68K. And definitely not in such retarded fashion with 2K worth's green candles popping out of nowhere on sundays at 3AM. This was a giant glowniggers' psyops all along. This is so obvious in retrospect.

Once the fake money is gone, everybody can see the emperor is completely naked. What should have been the realization moment was after the Terra foundation was forced to dump their 60K BTC during the luna fiasco.
60K BTC being sold were enough for king shitcoin to lose over $10K in valuation PERMANENTLY. That's 0.5% of the circulating supply. In what world dumping 0.5% of the supply of any asset trigger a 20% devaluation?
It proved there is ZERO fucking liquidity. If tether/bitfinex/CEXs/glowies or retards like Saylor aren't artificially pumping, literally nobody is fucking buying.

No retail bouyghted at 60K, no buying pressure either at 50K, not at 40K, not at 30K, not at 20K, not at 16K, and nobody will buy at 10K either. If we let it be completely organic and entirely retail-driven, btc would have seen a slow and steady rise over the years, and we probably would be around 5-6K as of today. Which is where we are headed. It's the only way to heal and purge the ecosystem from all this jewish shit.

I'm down -90% on my initial (8k) since last year. Is it worth it to cash out now, or should i forget about it and hope it goes up eventually?

>>50669443
The masks will drop and nobody beside few kike magazines will act surprised.
Just like when the short squeeze on nickel happened with LME, they will drop the false pretense (i.e the interconnection between the world of finance and the real economy) and completely embrace the fact 2 different currencies already exist : one of the parasites, in a closed loop of endless fake dollars creating more fake dollars - totally disconnected -, and the real economy, where only a tiny fraction of the currency in existence can be used to purchase goods.
The equilibrium between the two can only exist as long as the parasite money don't abuse their leverage, thus only use a minuscule portion of their liquidity to parasite the real economy.

As the situation worsen, the parasite money will be seen more and more as taking an unbearable toll on the real economy, and eventually a clear separation will be required. That is when a distinction will become a matter of survival for civilization : the real economy's money will have to be backed by a commodity to be determined as legitimate, contrary to the parasite money.

We are almost there.

>>50589479
>puts me on the same level as himself, enabling fags
simply put; no u :)

>>50478714
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X6gfXdIOrs4
Full blown kabbalah black magick, rubbing it on our faces. Telling you for how long they have planned their (((great reset))).

>>49962776
Yes faggot, buy more ALGO. You build wealth by buying shit when everyone is being a faggot and running for their lives. By the time the majority of /biz has come to the consensus that "this is the bottom, now you can buy", it's too late.

>>49616480
BITCOOOOOONNNNEEECCTTTTT

>>49390767
If you don't take financial decisions from dreams and psychedelic trips, you are not going to make it, sorry fren

I have an important announcement to make frens, please listen :

>*ahem*
I love my pmgbros, and i love stacking too. But i hate the kikes because they are evil.
That is all.

>>28701969
It wont last long hopefully, public attention span is lasting a week at best, next week you can bet all the (((MSM))) will be focusing on buttcorn new ATH and all the normans money will go there.
But the problem goes far beyond the normies sadly, i believe they are only used as temporary scapegoat for a supply issue triggered by a banking war over commodities, and silver is at the spearhead of this combat.
I've a strong feeling the commodity super-cycle already started and nothing can stop it now. Far too much fake money chasing too few goods. Stonks and shitcoins are the perfect diversion while big money is chasing after total control over commodities and lands.
Musk is used by the true power to clown around chasing rainbows while the real deep pockets are all over farming, mining, lumber, aggressively buying out what they can put their hands on.
Look at the media coverage for tesla buying few btc while only few alternative media spoke about bill gates buying all the farms, he even became the biggest farm owner in the US few weeks ago...

hello everybody
i think i will buy tomorrow
thank you

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>>24135535
Yeah uh
Fuck niggers

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>>21534405
Ok, you were all warned. Don't make me call security please. Clear out now. Final warning.

>>20118208
>can't raise interests
>can't lower interests
>"well, i think we are really in the comfy zone at 0.6% right now :3" t. J powpow

I'll decypher this yddish babbling for you :
>"we will continue to change the methods of calculs for the inflation, like we recently did with the CPI, so this will never be an issue because soon inflation will take into account the prices of LED TVs, this way we can temporarly save the pensions/401k of all the stupid boomers by not crashing the markets, who make up the majority of the voting ppl as well as 95% of the elected representatives, who will do anything to secure their retirement pensions before leaving the hot potato to the next generation"