/biz/ - Business & Finance

MERICA

>>14569962
FUCK YEAH!

THREAD THEME
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and 4chan promptly breaks. fun.

Motha fuckin competition tryna slow LCI down lol get da fuck outta heerrre

https://www.bizjournals.com/philadelphia/news/2019/07/03/fda-rules-in-favor-lannett-cocaine-dispute.html?ana=yahoo&yptr=yahoo

odds of thread survival : very low

>>14570215
we'll keep it alive

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nb6ou_k4OzM

Yes we'll do

>>14570215

>>14570247
do ur best ~

I'm probably not going to be on 4ch much during the next 72 hours
I assume (hope) that our posters will be out and about
as everyone knows, summer holidays with fireworks are the perfect time to have fun with qt anime girls and make babies

while we're all out and about, the crypto autists (90% pajeets) will still be here posting away and bump us off the board with no mercy

>>14570371
What's with the alligator?

>there are people who doubted that the S&P 500 would reach 3,000
>Spooz reached it today
>there are people who were bearish in June after that calculated May move into [redacted] for another run up in the stock market
Truth be told, I do expect a market crash worse than anything anyone has seen and predicted, but that will only occur when even the permabears capitulate and become bullish.

>>14570416

the gator is there because fuck you that's why

>>14570415
I've been pretty sick so i'll be here to bump it once in awhile

>>14570479
Please give us frequent updates. We're very concerned about you and wish you a speedy recovery.

Guys should I actually invest in gold or stocks or in crypto

Profits are unpaid wages of the working class.

>>14570415
we need to have a summer holiday in america where all the girls have to wear traditional japanese dresses

it just isn't fair

>>14570570
all of them, but mostly stockss

>>14570673

Maybe hold off on gold for a bit. It spiked in value just recently and I'm not sure if the current price is going to hold.

>>14570570
invest in yourself
also buy one of these and fill it up with water for The Happening

https://www.plastic-mart.com/product/5265/10000-gallon-water-tank?gclid=Cj0KCQjwpPHoBRC3ARIsALfx-_LSF2BRAhoZoFL4l4a5S9ZCdihh9nRfMn1y-sT1PPZsGj3tQDnIjSUaAlROEALw_wcB

>>14570749

just strap it to the roof of your car for easy transportation.

Speaking of the working class, where's Gommie been? Shouldn't he be FUDding about the steepening curve?

>>14570617
That's pretty unimaginative.
Profits are also the externalized costs of environmental degradation, consumption of resources, barriers to entry that reduce competition, monetization of providing convenience, etc.

>>14570724
>>14570673
>>14570570
I REALLY want to buy some precious metals, but I'm only probably 50k or so networth, and locking up that much of my resources in something as illiquid as metals seems foolish.

also, gold and crypto aren't standard investments. Gold is a hedge, and crypto is speculation.

>>14570823
>I REALLY want to buy some precious metals

You could do a combination of gold and silver. I think silver is more likely to have a bull break in near term, whereas gold may drop a bit.

My IRA portfolio is AMZN V JPM T VZ DIS should I keep this portfolio or switch to SPY?

>>14570865
People have been saying that about silver forEVER... and then they say it's manipulated.

However there's always a demand for gold, because the central banks keep buying it. China and Russia need a fuckload more because of how banks work or something.

>>14570891
SPY. Outside Amazon and maybe Verizon that is a dumpster fire of a portfolio.

>>14570673
>>14570749
>>14570823
Does any wagecucks here in /biz/ want to be financial independent and retire early? If so, why is /biz/ mostly discussing about crypto instead of doing stocks or gold investment?

>>14570965
Because most of them are neets with no degrees, skills, or future and their only hope in life to get out of their parents basement is for chainlink to hit $1,000.

If you actually have a career you should be putting spare money in retirement accounts with a small crypto holding.

>>14571061
The crypto folks are mostly in it in hopes of the moon shot. There's a also a small handful who in to the whole 'future of currency' thing.

I think both are valid approaches to crypto. The little bit I have in BTC is mostly me getting something in there in case of that moon shot.

>>14570956
DIS is based as fuck. No reason to sell.

>>14570891
I mean, transaction fees every time you buy or sell, those do add up... I might just start adding to an index fund instead of those. Sell any that you don't believe in I guess. Should probably sell T and/or VZ, for diversification.

>>14570965
I hope not to retire, but to find things I can tolerate doing even if I have to make less money once I gt to that point.

I feel you gotta be doing something otherwise you lose vitality and competence.

>>14571129
I'm in crypto so I can hopefully buy more MO-babies.

>>14570956
kek, even Visa? Damn. I will probably check out cashing into SPY/VOO/VFIAX on Friday. I figure this portfolio won't net much in the future compared to the emerging tech companies

>>14570965
I've made 250k in crypto off a 5k initial investment and bought back a solid chunk of them below 4k. Legacy boomer markets will never interest me because I'm smart enough to play in a market far more in it's infancy with enormous mispricing and a largely retail clientele instead of trying to outsmart the ultimate hedge fund chads and phD algos to eke out 5-10% a year in equities. Kill yoursef

>>14571157
I have free trades because of portfolio size

I can see DIS at $180-190 in 2-3 years once Disney+ takes off

wrong

>>14571389
prove it nigger

>>14571389
I'll have you know 10,000 gallon tanks of water are a very good investment thank you very much

>>14570956
DON'T LISTEN TO THIS IDIOT

LONG T WILL LITERALLY BE ONE OF THE BEST TRADES OF THE YEAR.

>>14571586
I prefer Nokia & Samsung

I hear they are better positioned than most telecoms. And I'd imagine they're both pillars of their Nation's economies, so will probably get whatever QE or too big to fail type shit the Finns and South Koreans offer

>>14570617
this is the kind of thing you hear people say when they're bad at caiptalism

git gud scrub

git
gud

>>14570211
Nice, hopefully this cocaine gets my portfolio more pumped than the shit I did in college did for me.

>>14570416
That's a stupid question

>>14572207
okay :^(

>>14570215
no, we'll make it crypto won't pump forever

>>14571828
What are you raving on about? The only economy in the world that matters is the U.S. economy and it has never been in a better state.

Omg omg omg you guys need to cash out asap. It's fucking coming guys it's fucking coming

>>14570371
Is that supposed to be Monica?

The 90's were so fucking Based.

>>14572359

Yes. The gator is Al Gore.

Any consistent high yield dividend stocks that you guys recommend. I am involved in OXLC but want to branch out and expand my portfolio.

VTSAX

BUY IT UP LOL ITS JUST THAT EASY

>>14570523
maybe i will just to keep this thread going... but seriously it's been a terrible fucking sickness for the past 2 days.. I blame it on the damn illegals crossing the boarder

>>14572185
LCI on that adderall and cocaine trend

>mfw someone says we are headed towards another great recession

>>14573211
>stagflation occurs
>fed drops rates, killing the US dollar
>fed raises rates, killing US through debt

>>14573276
The key phrase is "great recession" anon. We aren't going to see a 2008 again, or at least not in our lifetime. However, recessions in general will come and go.

>>14573385
>We aren't going to see a 2008 again, or at least not in our lifetime
how old are you?? thats a pretty bold statement

>>14573667
hopefully at the end of the year

according to most projections

>>14573714
>according to most projections
based on what?

>>14573385
It will happen

>>14573876
real estate for one

>>14573984
You think the real estate market will bring the rest of the world economy down again? this soon after the last time?

>>14573385
>We aren't going to see a 2008 again, or at least not in our lifetime

The markets will absolutely drop that much and maybe more. Markets have a big plunge once every 15-20 years or so. However, the scenario of banks needing to be bailed out is a less likely repeat event in the next couple decades.

>>14572542
DSL. Gonna implode if corporate debt crisis happens though.

South Korea warned that they will revenge against Japan's export control

We had a bad housing crash in 2008, but today the housing situation is not nearly what it was in 2006. Is it inflated? Yes. This is likely the peak of the cycle, we will have another recession and perhaps it'll happen in the next year or two. Maybe not. Even if we do have a recession, it's not unhealthy. It brings the market back down to pessimism so we can catch up to reality, and lets new investors earn money when everything is on sale.

>>14570418
agree with this 100%. as long as people keep saying "a crash is around the corner" it's not going to happen.

>>14575113
I assure you a watched pot does in fact boil.