/biz/ - Business & Finance

hes not wrong though

>>17424718
Does he know about your investments?

>>17424718
Your brother is a faggit

>>17424749
Yes, but I don't tell anyone exactly how much I have

Slave morality, its what kids learn through the media and education.

>>17424718
Retarded brother you have

>>17424718
piss on his tooth brush

>>17424718
>lolcow normies trying to virtue signal by staying poor
K enjoy that while I WINRAR all day because my stacks stay stinky

>>17424768
Have you made implications? He probably feels envious/unintelligent/scared from you investing. He is right that earning your money for the plebian man is honorable and fulfilling. But he knows investing can bring you to a higher class overnight. Its one of those three feelings, perhaps a combination of all. The intelligent man works and invests.

Bootlicking boomer zoomer

>>17424718
Also funny thing I asked a few of my mates if they would change their lifestyles if they had 10 million in their bank accounts tomorrow (completely theirs) and they said no. They told me they didn't earn the money. I don't understand this mentality.

>>17424718
He thinks you'll like him if he says that.
That's literally 100% of normie programming: say and do what makes others like me, avoid what makes others dislike me.

They are not human.

>>17424718
>he wouldn't feel proud
Uhh how is that even a reason. Like I care. It's an investment. What the heck does he think he has to do!?

probably just a personality thing

>>17424718
Your brother is what they call a "Self righteous prick" and he would undoubtedly murder you for a million if he was ever given the opportunity

>>17424718
Bet his attitude changes when he has to wage slave.

>>17424718
let him rub shoulders with turbo-pleb normmies in some menial job for a few years and see how his idea of pride evolves
He's young, so I guess oversimplification can be expected, but everyone loves to oppose investment to "work" as if that meant being a humble cobbler like in children books. Truth is most jobs today are service industry "disconnected jobs" be it for the small hands, or the white collars, low wage isn't an antidote to lack of meaning, it just means you have to bear with it longer

>>17424718
They could be better champions of the poor by becoming rich, but they just signal for social status by saying things like that. It's always been 100% cope

>>17424842
Reminds me of when I asked former coworkers what they would do if they suddenly had like $10 million usd.

The weird guy I got along with
>"I'd quietly stand up and walk out of here."
Nice.

A girl I got along with
>"I'd keep working, what else is there to do?"
What!?

Even now that I'm unemployed for several months I still don't want to work but have to look for a job. My personal health, physical and mental, seems better now than when I worked. Also happier.

>>17424910
Haha, the sad thing is I'm a neet and I depend on him for human interaction. If he was anyone else I'd cut him off immeadiately

>>17424932
This.
Zoomers think that they can make a living being Instagram influencers, making Youtube or TikTok videos. As soon as they realize they have to work for real they'll change their mind.

>>17424947
Are these people literally drones. Do they go home and think about things or is it all just a blur to them? I don't get it.

>>17424959
I've learned that you should always be careful of the "holier than thou" types they always turn out to be the real snakes.

>>17424834
I've told him I was richer than our parents and that I had some chance of becoming rich. I only said that because they were pressuring me about my future and getting a job, and they'd probably treat me shittier if I hadn't

>>17424718
>What the fuck is wrong with normies? Is he just extremely jealous or do they really think like this?

These people are just young and do not understand how the world works or how important money actually is. This is likely the case because they are either middle or upper middle class already. And/or their parents never talk about finances with them.

When I was younger I used to think money was not important. As long as I made enough money to support myself and my family and take the occasional vacation I considered that enough. Now I realize that there's literally no downside to more money, there are only upsides

Does the retard zoomer not understand that workers need investment to succeed?
Does the retard not understand the mutually beneficial relationship?

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except his brother is literally not wrong and you're all coping

>>17425268
At least I'm comfy while I cope.

>>17424718
imagine being so wagecucked that you feel bad about making money through means other than breaking your back.

>>17424718
He will change his mind by the time he reaches 30, don't worry.
I don't plan to stop working if I ever make it but this would drastically change the way I interact with some people because I would not be at their financial mercy anymore.

When you're rich all interaction with people are at much lower stake, basically you're free to speak your mind without fearing retaliation.

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>>17424738
It's retarded logic; you still have to work everyday you look at the price and tell yourself "No, I will not sell today, it will go higher" as you watch it pump and dump over and over again. You have no idea the amount of stress you can obtain from this sorta shit and not knowing how high your asset will actually go.

>>17424718
Zoomers are children and children have no wisdom so ignore anything they say related to long-term plans or ideas.

>>17426796
>muh zoomers fucking retarded
Says the same generation telling us to chop our dicks off

>>17424718
Many people (I thought it was just restricted to normies, but NEETs seem to have this attitude as well) don't just use jobs as a means to an end or to provide stuff to society; it's also to gain some kind of status. The sort of status you'll want will depend on what you or what you think people value. I too use to also have the view of financial market involvement not being "meaningful". But if you look at things in that way, you kind of have to apply it to many other types of occupations, particularly those in the white collar area. What a lot people do is process and record transactions (which have or will happen), ensure compliance with regulations, or plan and monitor logistics of people or goods/services (this would include stuff like communications infrastructure). Many of those things will require many aspects of intelligence, but are not always "tangible", "meaningful", or productive. Who are you meant to value more: the engineers who designed some highway and builders who made it, or the tax collectors who sourced funds to perhaps subsidize/fund its construction and maintain it?

People have a view that markets are easy money or basically a lottery. That's an outsider view. You have that view until you try not being part of the majority who lose.

>>17424718
Your brother is the best of the goyim. You should strive to be like him