/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>20905372
Back up to 30k for the first time in a long time feels good bro

All IDs in this thread will make it.

BROOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOS!

>>19408060
It just keeps going up

WHO ASTON HERE

$3000 FINALLY

NEW HISTORICAL MAXIMUM CONFIRMED

>jerome hour

this is it

MAXIMUM PUMP

Ladies (>implying) and gentlemen, we are going green across the board

BOBO ARE YOU OKAY?
BOBO?

>4,5 hours until the BIG GREEN DONG on futures

post yfw

"FUCK OFF BEARS" FORMATION HAS APPEARED

>2800
>2800
>2800

add the custom contract address in.

0x2b591e99afe9f32eaa6214f7b7629768c40eeb39

>bears are all in
MR. POWELL?

YOU MAY BEGIN WITH THE PUMP NOW - PLEASE GO AHEAD

Has the bullrun officially started?
> Coronavirus cases flattening out
> 3 long bear market.
> Stores reopening soon
> inflated dollar
> due to coronavirus, everything going digital
> stonks down people ready to buy the dip
> 2020 fresh new decade of hope and technoligical innovation

Heh...

bro, you guys had 2 years to accumulate...


Whats your excuse?

>>16800810

It's true that by buying you get to gradually build equity with your payments. However, renting is by no means a total loss, because you have to consider the many extra demands on your time and wallet that go into home ownership. Improvements, repairs, insurance, property taxes, lawn maintenance, etc. -- these are all factored into the price of rent, but not a mortgage payment. Not to mention interest. What is your time worth? It may be advantageous forgetting that stuff, renting, and simply working more hours for cash to invest elsewhere.

Moreover that down payment is immediately tied up in an asset class, already in a bubble, that can't possibly compete with crypto. If you ask me we will see Bitcoin nearing 80k-120k by the end of 2021. Even if I'm wrong -- even if it has a weak-ass bull run compared to the preceding two halving cycles -- 40k-50k is not far-fetched at all. Hell, even if we recoup only the previous all-time high of 20k, we're talking a nearly +200% gain (from current prices) over two years. Bitcoin is already being viewed as "digital gold" by institutions. Gold alone -- to say nothing of other precious metals -- has a 7 trillion dollar marketcap. Bitcoin has unbelievable potential for growth.

I'm much less certain about the stock market. It's being propped up by the Fed and no one really knows how long this could continue, or how far it will fall when the bubble finally pops. I do know that I don't want my money tied up in an illiquid asset when it happens.

Personally, I rent, and every spare dollar I have is in Bitcoin and gold. If God is real, Bitcoin will have a bull run and equities will pop shortly after. It's absolute insanity not to be in Bitcoin right now.

no dips tonight

just straight to 8k

Cheers lads.

are any of you entrepreneurs or are you just all sorry suicidal sacks of crypto shit holders?

Post what you do for your entrepreneurial jobs and ideas you have been sitting on.

I sell and hustle used books.

>Sold all my link at $4
>Rebought my entire stack at $2
No TA or intelligence of any kind went into these moves. Pure dumb luck.

Meanwhile, TA-fags are sitting out this 50% pump waiting for there fucking meme Fibonacci retracement

AHAHAHAHAHAA YES YES YES WE ARE BAAAAAAACK OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

The dump has bottomed out we will never see 7k again. Its all up from here boys. 16K.