/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>54055592
what are you fucking talking about have you seen home prices shit out there is worse than 2008 by a wide margin and I've already started seeing newly abandoned properties across my shitty city this month and last.

>>19778414
porn is too fucking strong man

>>15625288
I'm 22 and finding that their advice was worth listening to a few years ago. Still holding out myself but I'd wanna know for what reason

>>15569923
>99.01% Loss

Threadly reminder Coinbase is controlled by the DCG which also controls Blockstream, Ripple, Shapeshift, ZCash, Coinbase, Bitpay, Civic, Kraken, and many more.

http://dcg.co/who-we-are/#board-members

Glenn Hutchins, Barry Silbert, Lawrence H. Summers, Blythe Masters, all banksters from JP Morgan, the Federal Reserve, Mastercard, and the Bilderberg Group.

>20 btc sell wall

money won't change a thing.

Bought XDN at 300 SATs

We bear market now?

FUCKING KRAKEN VERIFICATION REEEEEEEEE
I WANNA GET TO LAMBOLAND

>tfw miss every moon mission yet

539 DGB for 5$ steam bux
539DGB is 11$
hmmm

>>1937431
Invest in bottlecaps

>dot com bubble caused by low interest rates + crazy speculation on budding internet
>bubble crashes, interest rates lowered to recover
>easy money combined with shoddy financial practices create housing bubble
>bubble pops and threatens to take everything down with it
>interest rates lowered to nothing, even negative in some places, and trillions of dollars dumped to keep economy afloat
>we are pretty much exactly where we were in 2007, except we have even lower interest rates and even cheaper money
>every startup and their grandma going unicorn
>pretty much 0 reform in financial institutions
>china just had to do their own bailout to stop their markets from crashing
>Europe is broke as fuck
>bubbles everywhere because of free money

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=90HUOD5b8EI

You're all bashing OP but he makes a solid statement, especially so in some European countries taxes are insane.
It all stems from the government wanting the state to do what private contractors should be doing.
Some things should be left to the state though (military, police, court systems, highways and roads etc.)

And you can easily support all of those with a flat tax rate of 15% or even lower on your income. That's more than enough.

sup /biz/

one question, How does supplier diversity negatively effect business?

Fuck all banks.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qvB_1N-xvbM