/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>50270782
I have a CS degree and some experience so I wouldn't really know... I suppose you could get in if you have something to show, like on GitHub or whatever, but the kinds of big data problems I solve, I wouldn't be able to even prototype on a budget.
>>50270746
I wouldn't know anything about that.

>>49704321
I am afraid the romans were right, bro. The pinnacle of some people's lives is being animal shit.
Nothing against the lion/wolf/whatever... we can meal prep, like feed the bankers quality shit before sending them in to fistfight their way out of a pack of wolves or whatever.

>retail FOMOs into stock market because GME with their COVID monopoly money
>12 year Golden Bull Ends within a month

ANOTHER INFLATION EVENT ADVENTED CUZ U BROKE NOW

And suck my dick

>>29933161
Nah we unironically fell ass backward into the end of the business cycle completely by accident. There will be no inflation and we'll have another 10-20 years of golden bull.
but wagies will all be liquidated.

Accelerate, anon, accelerate.

>>29808080
>don't buy a house, goy. live in a pod and eat (((plant-based meat substitute))).

>>29583703
Kek that's the best
>Its gonna crash any second I'm such a good trader
>any second
>any second now
>and now!
>now!
>n-now?
>OH NO I SHOULDNT'VE HAVE SOLD
>buying!
>NO NO NO WHY IS IT DUMPING?!

>>29560138
Best post in days, God bless and thank you.

did you cucks lose any money to Goldman Sachs'
Gold trading desk manipulation scheme back in 2019 like I did?
>Around 12k.

>>29506022
Because big money has never screwed up and burst a bubble

oh wait...

(that's the only time bubbles burst)

also TSLA should not be a good indicator of sound financial strategy for you.

>yeah i don't know why inflation is so good either
>kinda weird huh?
>I guess we accidentally won economics
>weird

The federal reserve chair, ladies and gentlemen.

>>29409434
this was the bull trap

I want to sell my BNB but Binance won't let me. They won't even let me see my wallet. Based chinesemen disabling the sell button

>>27256543
hold my dick while i hold these shares

>>27088281
sell off early, you can trust me :^)

What are we buying today

I’m in NYC and can tell you right now: Everyone is a carrier. It’s too late. Sell, liquidate Everything. Now.

Covid-19 numbers are way off here, everyone i know has a friend, relative, or coworker that is “sick”. It has spread like wildfire through the jewish and hispanic communities here that are STILL having mass religious gatherings. The real panic will start soon. The case count is being controlled, just wait until word gets out.

>>13404154
Reporting. Awaiting orders.

>>12916324
>no one is using
but why the fuck wont they use it alreayd?!
mass adoption ffs. what the fuck is taking so long??

>>11540550
Do the tidepod challenge and post it on youtube, hopefully it gets 250k hits, maybe go for something more interesting like tidepod in my ass challenge.
Also make a webm and post it here first.

Hi /biz/, I was wondering if you guys could point me to any good books or online resources that cover personal finances and maybe touch on investing.

A little background to tailor your answers. I'm in my early twenties and about to start med school, meaning I'll have a bunch of student loan debt when I graduate, but am pretty much guaranteed a well paying, but stressful, job. I want to get into personal finance because I want to pay off my loans in a smart way and learn to manage my finances wisely. I also have no idea about taxes or when is the best time to get a house etc. Later down the road I'll want to get into investing as well, but I am clueless as to the process.

In my own research, I've seen "The Millionaire Next Door", "The Investment Answer", and "I Will Teach You To Be Rich" mentioned quite frequently. Can anyone speak for the quality or usefulness of these books? Any other suggestions?

Apologies if you guys get asked this a lot, I don't frequent this board much.