/biz/ - Business & Finance

Just got called today, a competitor is offering me a job that. They're offering salary plus commission that results in roughly a 50% pay raise. I'll be getting paid vacation, sick days, health, dental, and vision. Not only were there personal references who told them to contact me, but a handful of clients over the years who got tired of our offices, bosses, and other employees shit told them to contact me. I think I'm finally making it.

I sold my SPXS too soon. Damn me for paying off my credit card!

>>49882432
We only get butthurt during the day because we lose money. Then at night and on the weekends we are butthurt that markets are closed, because it makes us unable to lose money.

>>49875631
Bro wtf, why don't I get a 3 hour lunch break???

https://mobile.twitter.com/JackPosobiec/status/1538702566288150528
>They shut down the market tomorrow for this

holy shit why are futures doomping?

>BA and MSc in Psych
>no real job experience, just some few month internships that were mandatory
i don't even like interacting with people, dont know why i even studied it and am stuck on what to do now. what kind of jobs are good not a dead-end and good for antisocial autists like me? i'm not interested in a particularly high paying one, i just want to have my peace, get by and invest a chunk

>fell for the university meme
>psych
yeah yeah whatever

>>49770322
No, but I did recently get heemed on a NFLX put after they had that retarded 10% or whatever pump on weds.

>>49746941
Yes, but it won't last - Biden admin will print money, pass it out to banks, the banks will buy up the real estate for pennies on the dollar then jack up rent prices. And the whole time democrats will praise his swift action in bringing back price stability to real estate markets.
We are headed for a next level homelessness crisis.

>>49744465
Depends on where you live I'm basing this on a cheaper urban area in commiefornia.
In a flyover it would be cheaper.
Somewhere like downtown LA or mission in SF would be closer to 3-5k/mo for your own room depending on the neighborhood.
While in a more rural area you might be able to get a room for closer to 500/mo.
Those "Pod" style housing things sprung up out of necessity rather than because people actually wanted to live like slaves on a plantation.

>>49714442
What trades did you make? Any time I get some decent gains I end up losing it and dropping back down.

I will never financially recover from today.

https://youtu.be/V6-s_X0EGfM
Inflation and consumer sentiment have gotten so bad that not even CNN is running damage control anymore.
So why did we pump today? Was 100bps unironically priced in and people were relieved when we got 75 or was it just an exit pump and shorts getting covered?

I unironically think it will be 450 bps

>As interest rates have risen, reducing the present value of future profits, a company’s ability to generate cashflows today has become relevant again
I just spent like 45min googling and reading about present value and discount rates and I still don't get what the fuck this means. Anyone?