/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56867561
it will keep happening in 2024

>>56500276
waste of time dude. just type up some absolute bullshit on the subject in question and wait for some autistic retard to "correct you" with a 3-page essay. it's free market research

>>56452917
>mumu for stocks
>the fed is on their side
>but the magnificent 7 can all be cut in half so long as the employment figures look okay to some faceless bean-counter who doesn't have to talk to the public because j-pow does it for him
>mumu for crypto
>the SEC and IRS are lifelong enemies
>and they work for the US treasury which will never want you in any currency or currency substitute other than theirs

adequatio intellectus et rei

>>50610322
DAILY (clap) ACTIVE (clap) USERS (clap)

>>49894334
>There's just something humorous to me about employers creating any way at all for people to receive money, day in day out for the rest of their lives. Money that they deserve to keep for themselves because they already know how to do every job they create, and that they only have to let go of because time is scarce and it's physically impossible to achieve every task that in some cases they were able to do since childhood.
>I'm proficient at deploying capital and leading organizations, and could create 2-3 high paying jobs or possibly a dozen "starter" ones, but when I look at resumes and consider the track records of people I've already employed in the past I just laugh. The world is so funny when you stop assuming people have motivation to succeed, and start assuming they are all self-taught theatre actors that couldn't get any other job when they walked in your door, and that they've decided their rest of their life will be lived for the sole purpose of self-distraction and entertainment based in material consumption.
>I can't even hold back my laughter when I'm in board meetings anymore, anon.

>>49795730
FPBP

>>49749423
>"we are officially making the dollar a digital currency"
>ok
>"your deposits don't change at all"
>ok
>"you can't use any other digital currencies though, unless you go to the countries where they are issued"
>so my swiss francs are intact but only in switzerland?
>"right, and what's more, when you are in japan, your USD account simply appears as yen while you're there, we handle exchange real time and you no longer have to pay fees, because japan participates in our program"
>cool
>"sure is. enjoy!"
>what do i do with my bitcoin, then
>"HAHAHAHAHAHAH"

>>30272978
>>30273071

If GGX-1 always provides the best APY for GGX then this is truly the ultimate ponzi.

>SOXL
oohh no non no

>>29165590
Do you smell that anons? It's fear.

>>29125545

And there it is

>>29096564
I was like that with GRT, I kept coping and seething and it kept going up, this is crypto son, get in now, or stay poor forever.

>GRT
>ADA
>ALGO
the holy trifecta of comfy holds

>>28893167

>ID: 5grt1KKw
>5grt1K

$200 EOW confirmed

>2K GRT
>4K ADA
>2K ALGO
six figure hell EOY and I only invested 7k

>>28419102
Yes you can. I didnt get into ALGO but its also a comfy coin to hold from researching it myself

>>28384237
>mfw imagining the smell

>already 56 with no halts
YOU BOYS READY?

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I bought 4k stacks and staked them at Cardano Samurai. Will I make it, frens?

Now that I'm in long-term positions I'm trying to look at my lines less - I've got to protect my stocks from my own impatient swapping and changing

Finally bought ADA. Now have a cool stack of 4k

Nice, needed a dip to buy more

Alright, finally finished my first investment into crypto (5k budget). Here's what I did
>GRT 1k
>ADA 1K
>one ETH (will cash out at 2k and wait for a giant dip)
>ALGO 1K
>FTM 1K
Also, make this a recurring general OP. Lots of newfags ask questions like these and having a general for newfags is great whether its for info dump or containment. Benefits both parties

>At 10:39 a.m., a trader bought 10,000 Nokia call options with a $5 strike price expiring in January 2023 at the ask price of $1.36. The trade represented a $1.36 million bullish bet.
>At 11:02 a.m., a trader bought another 10,000 Nokia call options with a $5 strike price expiring in January 2023 at the ask price of $1.40. The trade represented a $1.4 million bullish bet.