/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58382509
Basically this >>58382533.

>>58327211
Yes.

>>58311889
Because you are a homosexual.

>>58185834
9% is fine when you have 15% inflation.

>>57805757
They're going to be losing $100 on each hot dog in 5 years.

>>57543201
>eating
Real BTI chads have Rothmans for dinner.

Good morning /biz/cuits

Starter here, what is the best app for stocktrading in EU?

I'm looking to get into daytrading crypto. I was looking at BitMEX, what do you use?

Do you just save up and go again? At what point do you just accept that maybe you aren't capable of being profitable

I thought WFH jobs were supposed to be comfy? I finally got a WFH job doing data entry for a big company. It's such a fucking run around logging onto their systems and I have to have two apps for multi-factor authentication. I have like three different things to log in to with different usernames and different passwords which I can't change. I also have to 'pause' my time tracker every single time I stop working, even for a bathroom break just to pee. I haven't even started yet and I'm getting filtered by their IT system logins. I just want to ghost them and go back to the NEET life. The only reason I accepted the job was so that I could bang prostitutes again anyway.

Applying for a 2 year Accounting program, what am I in for? It's specifically for people who already have a degree. Is going into accounting a big mistake?

Is going into accounting worth it?

>>53412897
I don't think I will

I'm done. My puts just got vaporized. Spend all day staring at chart just to get incinerated by market manipulation. Fuck the stock market. I'm going to be poor forever.

>Why do crypto projects fail?
Because most of them are focused on selling promises to investors, not selling a real product to customers. They have crystal clear plans for drawing in capital, and only the vaguest notion of how they're going to capture and keep end-users.

If *you're* the target demo of a project, as a retail bagholder, it's vaporware and/or a scam.