/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>51371500

Fidelity charges $1.00 mark ups on corporate and some municipal bonds. Treasuries are free as far as I'm aware. I'll find out soon, the bills I bought are issued this coming Friday and they'll mature 12/15/2022. I'll post a thread then if they do charge me.

I know for a fact TreasuryDirect doesn't charge you anything. Those bills I bought are also issued this coming Friday, but mature 28 days afterwards.

good job pal, have another (you)

>>50159995
By the end of next cycle- $6, $12, or $21. Next cycle looks primed btw

>>50149363
cool snek

>i'm confident that my investments have solid fundamentals thus in despite the current difficult situation they will perform quite well so i will now close the chart and don't look at it for at least a month
wish me luck frens

the volume of tether (40b) is below the market cap (66b)
is this bullish or bearish?

Does someone want to be my discord friend?

the monthly chart is one massive bart
anyway just bought the top of the recovery pump as usual
see you at the bottom frens

Bobo senpai plx dump it to 22.2k
I will go all in at the 200 week MA

anybody else really fucking tired of the 29-30k range?

where do crypto profits come from?

>>49400614
Oh, and since you mentioned TSLA, I also made a purchase order of 15 shares of TSLA today*
Weird, it's like we had a lot of similarities to our day today. Did you also slack off and bullshit around all day, or were you productive?

*Not real buy orders, because it's for a stock simulator (I'm a newb learning)

this is so fucking boring
why can't we have some volatility
wtf happened