/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>50046837
>Posts evidence he's been spending time there.
>Insinuates I am a frequenter

Lmao, where do you think you are dummy? STAY POOR.

Yeah it stings but it's a part of being so early to a coin that's only owned by the devs and /biz/; whales willingly fud their investments to stick it to newfaggots.

The tech behind the coin is there you just have to be patient. Everybody wanna be rich but nobody wanna lift heavy ass weight.

>>27074027
130 at 15 average

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>>25968225
Why are you even worried than bro. The stock keeps getting upgraded and I believe is now a strong buy, plus the price of Iron continues to climb and CLF is one of the feel Steel producers, plus Biden is gonna announce his infrastructure plans soon. Just chill buddy.

>>24542695
>AIR COOMADA
>GAMESTOP
>COTY
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>>23891325
>wut

>>23239421
Thank you fren. I'm sleepy and not sure if my support level guesses are sensible right now.

Good luck this morning to all of you, I'll see if I'm broke in a couple hours.

Hodl for power hour or no? Avg'd up to 10.20 on GME.

bout to buy more

>>1369274
I have an amazon CC that my wife "manages" (she makes the payments)

She is a turbo jew relative to money, so she has never forgotten a payment in the last 10 years. We use the card for the rewards shit, I don't know if it's static/variable relative to when you join but we get:

>3% cashback on amazon purchases
>2% on fuckin gas on top of our gas cards (like speedway rewards)

When we don't use amazon we use our Chase Freedom card

>april - september costco 5% cashback
>rotating 5% gas discounts

We live fuckin 1.5 hours from ANY town so we use the shit out of that and we front/backload it (we scrounge by until april and in september we will literally spend $2000 at Costco to haul back to the house with my 20' trailer)

We've very well off with 250K in investments and ~50K liquid on average with everything we own paid for (house/cars etc)

The cashback is just too good, especially when you have a turbo jew watching the books like my wife.

>>1364740
I've been channeling winning all day, big job interview tomorrow.

https://investor.vanguard.com/mutual-funds/fees

Is Vangaurd a good mutual fund holder to buy into? They seem to perform pretty well, have low fees, and offer a pretty broad amount of sector coverage (relative to available funds for purchase) for a $3,000 minimum.


So my thought is to go through Vanguard for my mutual fund desires and ATM, I'm thinking about going through Options House for my online service for strictly stocks.

Thoughts? Any input is appreciated, I've been upping my competency and market savvy with Edward Jones for a while, their fees are just really annoying and I think I could do better on my own.

I feel we're coming to war, whether it be on a small scale (towns or otherwise) or a large scale.

Everyone is looking for an opportunity to capitalize on the EU, I'm thinking it will come via the most lethal weapon technology widely available, I assume it's a non-lethal market like mace/bats/tazers, what are some good companies to invest in that deal their weapons in the EU?

>>1193801

SAME.

I always used to spend when I was making small amounts of money.

Now that I'm making good money, its like all I wanna do is save it and watch the bank account rise. It's EXTREMELY strange. I always thought that once money really started rolling in, I would buy all this shit. But I haven't at all. I just keep saving. And I don't buy stuff unless it is an "investment".

Fuck, am I turning Jewish?