/biz/ - Business & Finance

when will it start? it's been 5 years

how do we take back what has never left?

how the FUCK do you bypass being blacklisted to sell a shitcoin? I'm up 200% but I got blacklisted, dextools says it isn't a honeypot but has blacklist risk

>we should take a look at this in a meeting together. I'm really busy this week, how about friday, 5.45PM?
>see below (email chain spans from 2016-2022, nothing makes sense, absolutely irrelevant anyway)
>URGENT
>thamks
>why does this look different???
>ok good work team, we covered a lot of ground (no questions got answered)
>ok team let's dig deep and answer this question (retarded, irrelevant und ananswarable question from executive leadership)
>202 BUDGET FINAL V3 FINAL DRAFT V7.1 FINAL PRELIMINARY (DO NOT USE THIS COPY)(OLD) FINALV2 (USE THIS).XLM.XLSX.CSV.XLX
>let's discuss this on call
>sent from my iPhone

>trying to buy another 500€ of XRP
>retarded bank cant complete the order

fuck this stupid kike bank I'm switching banks

>Recovering

>Implying RIDE or WKHS are not seeing crazy gains today as well
You crab ass hamsters look at short turn gain
>>23998010
>It's fucking gamestop
>Covid
>Can't help you here
Do you even attempt to read the fucking news anon?

all things born from fractions of a cent will return to fractions of a cent

>>21372796
>came here one year ago
>only 5k

*siiiip* ahhhhh.

>emergency weekend penis inspection zoom call for work this weekend
Damn, that's the 2nd one this quarter...

>>20223495
>Easy 30% gains

>>20204296
been working from home since 2017, I'm kind of agoraphobic though, so I intentionally sought this out...
It's pretty comfy for waging, but I'm trying my best to find a way out of this cage too

>>19970956
>you need to suffer in the labor market like the rest of the anons here for at least a decade to have a right to be this impatient
Please no

What was 2018 /Chainlink /like

>>18716075
Because everyone is bleeding money opposite each other and its a constant battle of "who can bleed less money"

politely refusing on the grounds that you don't have that kind of money on you would put you in the best position with him, but it could open up the possibility that he will sell it out from under you.

I dont think you're going to have to worry about anyone lining up to buy property in the Bronx for a while, though.

>he would rather not deal with the hassle of owning the house

If you think being a multi-year rental property homeowner is a hassle, imagine the hassle of being a first-time homeowner at the beginning of a Super-Recession who bought at an all-time high before an all-time low and having to wake up every day knowing that you owe half a million dollars on a house in a city which could see a major flight of employers.

Make the man sweat.

>>18669119
this one guy who came into work when i was working said agriculture was gonna be real goddamn important.
He works at a company that uses drones for field observation to find spots that need watering and such, so he was telling me about that. I think Monsanto is the holding company but i cant find them on my listings for TD.
This was pre-apocalypse info btw. Bayer came up too. I'm not holding, im already committed to my Inverse ETF so this is all speculation. the below stocks look like they're in a temporary slump atm though so it could be worthwhile.

BAYZF
BAYRY

I'm not the brightest retard on the shortbus so take it with a grain of salt.

>>18593466
>Removes Investigators
>Disbands Pandemic Response Teams
>85% Turnover rate

But its still the democrats fault
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Trump_administration_dismissals_and_resignations

>>18593510
okay,
Now every human step of the farm Production chain costs $15 an hour.

you want to go down to Watsonville and buy a pack of strawberries on the roadside for 20 bucks?

>>18593530
>California is America's most powerful economy.
>California's illegal immigrants support our farming industry, putting food on our plate.
>The Fed just printed an obscene amount of money to bail out our businesses and every American, sitting-on-ass or not.
>Mad because Gavin doesn't pretend the unappreciated pillars of our agricultural industry don't exist, and gives them some American funny money to weather the recession as well.

So I'm allowed to sit on my ass and absorb government money that was just made to exist a few weeks ago,
but the people who broke into the most powerful country on the planet just to get an opportunity to work should go fuck themselves?

You do understand that we -the American citizens- are now the net drain on our economy, right?

When you throw away the notion that this is just a wet fart of an apocalypse event and the government put out a 2 trillion dollar panic bailout just to play all the rubes on the market, you can see where this is going.
16 million people no longer working and being paid to do it is really not a good look. Not only that, this may be the catalyst for a massive switch-up in global economics.
You can't really put faith in a foreign nation that doesn't like you or your ideologies to supply your country with the things that make it function, anymore.

My hands are sweaty and my bags are heavy but if this is THE crash, this could be really fuckin something.

How I see it, this will either be the best investment of my entire life, or the most foolish investment for as long as I live.

i just want to see this rat race tumble down

Many rich and famous people have committed suicide though. it isn't a guaranteed escape

What the fuck is the point of a bitcoin faucet?

You are making such a stupidly small amount, why not just work a day and make $100, and invest $20 into Bitcoin? I can almost guarantee it would take like months of slaving away with stupid games, surveys, and videos to make $20 worth of bitcoin from the faucet.

It just seems like a terribly inefficient use of time.

And also, Coinbase earn you need to be selected for.