/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58067208

>>55273794

I'll start:
> 2 year token lock if you stake

>>52442930
One of the only legitimate projects out there with the best tech, cryptographers, and roadmap; and thanks to SBF's faggot ass they shorted it down to a point where make it stacks are available to a bunch of frog posting retards. Normies never buy bottoms and they're always late to the party.

>>51482057
> DECO
yeah now do mixicles lmao

>>49963655
Peter Brandt faggot. And it was actually Sergey Nazarov, stop trying to smoke screen we all know it was SN and that he uses all of his bitcoin funds for burgers.

The bank man says he likes me,
But there's nothin' he can do.
He tells me that he's comin',
But the clouds are comin' too.
He ain't my friend.
And I'll ride again.

>>49549272
Yeah it's largely based on a reversal of their policies and let's face it, the fed is retarded. They'll hint at rate hikes until the market pulls back to the 200 weekly and coughs up all the gains since the start off covid, then they'll go "uhh ya know what, I think we made a mistake tee hee, we should probably cut rates again" of course their crony buddies will have loaded up once again and the cycle will start over again; maybe they flush it a little lower than that first but my target on SPY has been around 320 for a while now. (Was called insane when SPY was at 480 and I said it'd likely fill the gap to 400 first, then potentially pull back to pre covid highs and near the 200 weekly ma) Already down 90 points on the SPY, what's another 70 at this point?
What do you consider a better investment, I've been eyeing up a bunch of shit but I can poke holes in so many investment thesis's that I'm still unsure of what else to load up.
META and GOOG seem like the valuations are getting better, but advertisements are one of the first things slashed during a recession and they both heavily rely on those. I like META cause it has potential with their VR/Metaverse shit, but what are the chances that they strike fire twice? Google is always nice since they own Youtube as well, but if we go into a recession first I think I'll be able to buy it for much cheaper, though they do have the stock split coming up. (didn't do much for Amazon in this environment though)
I like some of the bank stocks, but more consumers are going with credit unions and alternative options in recent years, merger and acquisitions will take a dump, if rates go too high fewer people will borrow or get mortgages. I liked some of the fertilizer stocks but once the Ukraine/Russia war ends those will likely dump, although theres a few with great fundamentals and technicals that have me very interested if the war goes on or heats up further. So what stocks do you like?

>>49332714
Haven't lost overall, but obviously lose on individual trades as that's part of the game. Been trading full time for 3 years and part time for several years prior.

>>23304959
Bro, fucked idea but I totally came up with it on the odds I ever became homeless for any reason
Save enough money for a bus ticket, aim for a city in the South somewhere warm all year
Literally live in a recycling bin for a while, find out the schedule the truck comes to collect
Go to church, stick around until you get to know people, don't be looking for handouts but go enough and stay humble and you may find extra help for absolutely free
Go apply for benefits and get an obama phone
Seek a temp agency that offers on job training
Open a bank account and keep your bank card safe
Apply for even the shittiest paying odd jobs and earn enough little by little for only what you need until you can get up on your feet

>>19103012
>listen to Crammer