/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58171103
I should've bought at $26

>>58097521
>I’m not fucking whining.
>spends all day whining and fudding on /biz/

touch grass have sex go outside

Ok, Bobo, you get this one day to gloat after getting heemed nonstop over the last how many months.

>>57706446
>>57706379
How do you guys even get attached to shit like this

that's because 50K is about the same as 30K in 2021

>>57430689
>The first award was announced in December, of over $35 million to a BAE Systems(BAES.L), opens new tab facility in Hampshire to produce chips for fighter planes, part of a $39 billion "Chips for America" subsidy program approved by the U.S. Congress in 2022.

So they did this already last month. Interesting.

>It should crash

Maybe this is a stupid question, but why would government subsidies crash the market for semis?

I have some dishes I don't want to do; so I'm here.

Everyone has to be in the office full-time by the end of the week. I'm applying to other jobs in my industry (internal audit) but they're all in-office now. WTF?

>japanese stocks
Known for being bearish even during a golden bullrun
>tobacco stocks
mfw

Being a wagie in Europe must be 1000x better than being a wagie in America

>6 weeks PTO
>paid a living wage
>unlimited sick days
>free healthcare
>can't get laid off or fired without serious cause
>your taxes are actually lower than they would be in the USA as long as you are making less than $40,000 a year

My grandpa in the 1960s was a high school dropout who got a job at the local gas station stocking shelves and pumping gas.

He made enough money to buy a 5 bedroom house, 2 nice cars, singlehandedly support his wife and 4 kids as the sole breadwinner, and send all 4 kids to college (fully paid, no loans). He later was able to buy a second vacation house, and he eventually retired at 57 with a very generous pension that allowed him to tour the world.

In 2023, I as a mechanical engineer with a fucking Master's degree am not able to do even 1/5 of that thanks to stagnant wages and sky high cost of living. That job at the gas station is now held by a Pajeet making minimum wage.

my life is over

What are the economic implications of an entire generation of Americans being priced out of housing, education, and healthcare?

Should I just rope at this point?

>>55030689
True enough, I can relate, but it shouldn't get to the point of starvation.

>>55020142

What does it feel like bros?

>>54519497
Dude it's so cringe. Look at Twitter and Reddit, really a peek into the psyche of these man-children.

Why shouldn't I hold WBTC? if it's gonna poomp more and doomp less than ETH, especially with name-recognition in the wake of a banking crisis, shouldn't I just own WBTC during the storm and switch it back to ETH when things get calmer?

[Intro]
Can't buy me love, love
Can't buy me love

[Verse 1]
I'll buy you a diamond ring, my friend
If it makes you feel alright
I'll get you anything, my friend
If it makes you feel alright
'Cause I don't care too much for money
Money can't buy me love

...provides me with free, prime, legal teenage virgin tight pussy

The matrix is scamming me.

>>54121486
What are the financial implications of this?
How can we profit?

How do I short chocolate? Do not ask why.