/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>10967270

God damn that's a sexy red fucking candle.

>eat my shorts

how could the government let this happen?

Sub 6k this weekend

It's literally over. Bulls lose AGAIN. It's insane to me that there are STILL people on here who refuse to accept the truth. SELL you dumb fucks.

>>10967300
Neck yourself for crying for the government. Go back to plebbit

>>10967300
Implying the government isn't responsible for massive market manipulation in emerging markets.

Thanks for the free money suckers

>>10967321
>>10967336
>Doesn't know a meme when it hits him in the face.

>>10967270
Oh no no no, wait till you see the oooooOOOOO, HAHAHAAAA AAAHHH HAHA!

>>10967270
FLASH SALE BUY THE DIP

dis is a brutal time

I like Coindesk's graph better.

RUH ROH RAGGY

>>10967270
>Completed limit buy order for 0.16~ BTC @ $6,675 for a total of $1,073
nothing personal zoom zooms

>>10967466
>that boomer who buys shit $300 above asking price
I bet car dealerships love when you come in.

It's all over but the crying....

All the crying babies in here I have a video for you: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IJtxHpCqIU4

>>10967366
>HI, IS THIS THE COINMETRO ICO?

>>10967642
Last time I bought a car, got a used Toyota, paid in cash. The dealer looked like he was going to cry in the end. He was super excited, kept saying he'd offer me a great deal, then when we came in to 'negotiate' the price I brought out a copy of the weekend newspaper where the same car was thousands less than the current sticker priced. At first he kept trying to tell me it was a different car until I pointed out I already checked the serial numbers and the life slowly drained from him. Felt kind of bad because when I came in I asked for him and another dealer mentioned that was great as the guy could really use a sale etc. Been driving the same car for 10+ years. Cant go wrong with a Toyota.

>>10968096
>a copy of the weekend newspaper

What the fuck
Are you 90 years old? How did you find 4chan

Buy now. And hold for 3 years.

This and only this

>>10968842
10-15 years ago was like another timeline. No smartphones, not a lot of online presence especially from dealerships, restaurants only just barely starting to test online ordering, no uber/lyft.

>>10968939

It all changed so quickly, yet it didn't feel like it at all at the time.

>>10967424
oh no no no

>>10968939
I feel ya senpai. 2003 was a great time for us young boomers before these entitled, smart phone addicted zoomers popped up

Zoom out.

>>10967270
>this can't be happening
>has literally happened before on that very chart.

Hope you didn't panic sell.