/biz/ - Business & Finance

>shorts are covering
>markets are healing

>>58287963
he means that the investment thesis is dead. Which it absolutely is. See >>58290364

name one thing that BCH is good for that literally hundreds of other cryptos don't already do better. You can't.

stop chasing your losses from a bad trade you made in 2017. The world has moved on, so should you.

>>57357855
zero is definitely better than sweetened ones but yeah I'd quit entirely; they're really acidic which is bad for your teeth, they dehydrate you, they give you kidney stones, they give you acid reflux, etc.

if I'm on a road trip sometimes I'll still grab a monster zero ultra or a celcius in lieu of coffee. But my daily drinker is coffee and both the research and my subjective experience would seem to indicate that it's better to switch away from energy drinks.

>>28153788
I hate communists as much as the next red-blooded American but trannies are not all insane pedophiles -- just like not all black people are niggers

>>26462145
try Bloomberg, it's 1,000x better than WSJ

if you have enough spare time to read ~100 pages of articles every week, The Economist is even better

>>25563708
you've been on /biz/ since 2017 and you've never bought crypto even once? how is that even possible?!

>>25445165
anybody who is smart enough that they *could* be your mentor, is going to be smart enough that they won't agree to be your mentor.

because they know that if you take their advice and succeed, they won't get anything, and if you take their advice and lose money, then you'll blame them for giving bad advice.

in general, for the same reason, you're going to have a hard time in life finding anyone who is comfortable giving investment advice and also knows what they're talking about

>>24419806
lol, including Walter who they killed off prematurely because the actor got arrested or something... same with Ana Maria and at least one other cast member

>>24419715
thanks man, I certainly can't complain, though I probably have to find a job again especially if I want to have kids, as >>24419685 says you need 1.5m to retire and that's without factoring in kids, unless bitcoin really goes to the moon

>>23094976
I tethered half this afternoon and already regret it. I've been fine letting it sit through dips before. Im so poor going back to cash reminds me how I will never make enough money without a massive bull run.

>>22371528
yes, usually you can sell the option for practically the same as what it's worth. Be sure to use a limit order or else you're retarded.

>>19120979
>>19121981
this. take 50 or 100 mg of modafinil at 8 AM every weekday and then don't take any on weekends. it's basically free energy throughout the day plus you gain 10 IQ points.

I hate bragging but in the interest of fully expressing my point, I make $250k/yr at my job, and I have taken modafinil every day before work and before every job interview I've ever been in, and I absolutely do not think I could have gotten to where I am without modafinil

>>18922445
I couldn't time the market for shit and sold out after Corona-Chan made me unemployed. forgot to clean out one of my wallets and gambled it away. made my first bitcoin by gambling on dice. still waiting for KYC shit to confirm but once its in my wallet im not selling until 2030. now im accumulating ETH. might stake HEX, but idk about any alts

OP, I am new too, my first spot buy in July($5) and you have the same amount as I do. I was buying at $12k. Just don't freak out when we hit $2,000

>>18492077
I don't know what I like most about this photo
>shrine to his high school crush
>approximately $500 in coins and small bills
>orange juice bottle full of piss
>can of paint and spray paint can... for getting high I guess?

godspeed to you anon.

>>14285619
I hear that, brother *sip*
blood gulch in the original Halo was great too
rock on, amigo *sip*

>>13638595
Hank Hill, homeowner

physical silver and a basement full of propane, I'll tell you hwhat

when the chi-coms invade, you don't wanna be stuck without a physical store of value, that would be asinine

heh, I think you're getting the hang of it, son! yessir. you might be alright after all.

could you go to the garage and get my ball-peen hammer? and some dubya-dee forty. run along, now!

>>13579452
Look around you at what products and services the people your age are using and invest in those. Buy and hold stocks for the long term. Save up a million or more and you're ready to retire.

Get a highly-employable college degree at a top school and get a prestigious internship during the summers. Get a high-paying job and live with roommates and then a partner to split housing costs. Only buy used cars. Avoid spending money.

hey /biz/tards, what is the ultimate boomer allocation? I'm thinking:
40% BTC
50% dividend stocks
10% shitcoins (ETH and XRP)