/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57048189
Yeah but now we got twice the money in circulation so it makes sense, r-r-r-right?

>>55144900
>I fucked up losing that laptop
Lost as in misplaced or lost as in destroyed?
>I guess I'll just try to leave the archived links or put a page together and email you the NWS DD. It's a fucking lot tho muh 'tism forced me to read it all cover to cover
Don't worry about putting shit together my sake man I've got plenty to read from the archives and the links you posted a few threads ago though I appreciate it
Sucks you lost all those tabs though just for your own referrence.

>>55145427
lmao

Inderasting how the Asian market goes down on bad economic data. Wow. That's completely in stark contrast to our western markets where everything is extremely bullish. Are the investors in Asia simply pussies or more sane?

Oh of course the market dumps by 15 points after I close up for the day, when I had a short open and closed it because we kept fucking rabbing.

>>54504348
The hell? How is inflation getting worse bros? I thought the FED has defeated the plight and we have been set free?

>>54442915
>higher core inflation EU and less retail sales germany
Nobody cares. Overall (because of supposedly lower energy prices but I don't believe that for a second because shit costs the case) inflation went down and that's what market cares about. The bitch known as Lagarde might have said that they care most about core inflation but they sure haven't done squat to quench it. The market has successfully called them out for being cowards and will continue to pump.
Relax, last week the market rallied like crazy so a slight dump is to be expected. Just buy any dip and you are settled

My big juicy thicc ASSSS bro. Trade jobs earn like fuckin crazy with this bloody inflation going on now. Tradesmen taking extreme money for the simplest shit, electricians taking the piss, and plumbers earnings the same as engineers. Such is life in Europe. Actually trades earn more considering that their education is 1 year max, while engineers have to do 5 years...
But yeah sure keep falling for the engineering meme (like I once did)

>>53870312
Yeah. It's fuckin insane though how much the average person is willing to spend despite prices on everything rises by 100% or even more. Hell, my father's trade/manual labor business (which incidentally has zero debt so feels good) managed to increase its net earnings by more than 50% last year bc he capitalized on this very fact. People simply keep paying and will keep paying. What, are they gonna complain? Sure, behind closed doors where they don't offend anyone but who cares about that? And I can give many more examples.
This just feels like Covid all over again. Just another social experiment to gauge peoples' reactions and find their breaking points. As it turns out, they have no breaking point. They will pay the high energy prices, gasoline prices, food prices, and will take it up the arse before speaking up. Even if the inflation will be defeated, we will never ever see low prices again. Sad

>>53840781
What are you on about anon? Cheapies are a good thing right? We all are still acoomulating.

>>53800924
>They will be producing within months.
Dollar town guaranteed.
Just like when Trillion did

>>53662817
I'm out

Total newfag to ENS but these generals appear to have a +1SD IQ compared to the rest, so I'm pretty much sold. For now, I've targeted some 5Ds which have numerical significance in Asian cultures - does this seem like a good idea and what would you say a good price for one is.

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>>20814472
Seconded. Every time companies weasel this stuff in to their public statements or actions, they get backlash. I'd like to think it might stop after the election but I know it will not.

>>20708410
Get ready for a worthless thread full of midwit pseuds like >>20708572
>>20708622 pushing their capacities to reason to the absolute limit