/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>18277497

>dumb, generic thread
>tranny

>>18277497
They're boomer stock anyways, not interested

You gotta remember most people on /biz/ would do business with Hitler. Half because they are trying to make money any way they can and the other half are edgy neckbeard neonazis

>>18277641
Kek

>>18277641
This, more interesting question is would /biz/ buy stocks supporting feminism, niggers, trannies etc. if they knew it was a guaranteed x100.

>>18277497
>investing in exploitation of workers
>ethical

>>18277497
yes but only 40% of my portfolio

>>18277497
>tobacco, gambling, oil

One of these is not like the other.

Im a old fag who made it off bars and liquor stores in the Midwest.
I shorted the markets beginning in Feb.
am I going to hell?

It's guaranteed to make money? Sure. I've made good money on social media stocks but refuse to actually use any of that shit.

>>18277497
>ethical investing
Literally all I'm doing is buying someone's bags and giving them to someone else, I'm not behind any grand schemes or unethical conspiracies, people shit on traders for being greedy but I'm not the one running these fucking companies.

We're all just out here hustling our hardest, we're not out to hurt anyone any more than a wagie working for Walmart is.

No such thing as ethical investing. Capitalism itself is unethical.

>>18277641
>You gotta remember most people on /biz/ would do business with Hitler.

I'm black and I'd do business with Hitler. The dude created a currency based off of labor. And made Germany is wealthy country WITHOUT a central bank.

Given how so many countries are enslaved to banks and countries who don't have central banks are invaded by the US, this puts history lessons of WW2 in a position to be questioned and scrutinized. There's a legitimate reason now to alter and suppress history; the popularity of the idea of a currency based purely on labor is too powerful and would cause a massive wealth transfer from banks to the people.

>>18277641
Or because he was a good person you edgy failure.

>>18277641
Well whose fault is it Hitler even rose to power? Not mine, none of my fucking business, if he wants to buy Zyklon B and I some lying around, why the fuck wouldn't I sell it to him? That's how the world works, cuck.

>>18277570

you can judge how many newfags are on /biz/ by how many responses these get

>>18277497
>Would you buy the stock of tobacco, gambling, oil company for profit?
Yes, yes and yes.

>Do you believe in ethical investing?
Epistemology wise, I don't believe in ethics or morals. They are a social construct. I don't value human life over my long or even short term net benefit. If I could press a button that kill 100 million babies to toddlers and get 1 million dollars out of that, I would do it instantaneously. So tobacco (self-harm based on addiction), gambling (mentally ill people being taken advantage off) and oil companies (environmental damage) have absolute zero impact on me because I really don't give a fuck about the future of human kind over my own net benefit.

That's a man

>>18277497
As long as the NAP is not violated.

>>18277991
What's nap?

>>18277497
Oil isn't unethical retard. Sin stocks(tobacco, gambling, guns, etc) are O.K, i personally don't do tobacco because i don't believe in the long term viability for the current price. Gambling? fine, it's a game not unethical. Investing in burger MIC, blood on your hands, not a fan. Ethical investing isn't just about industry, it's also about wether the company itself is a good corporate citizen, sustainability, and so forth. I believe in it, so long as it's accompanied by profitability and a good balance sheet.

>>18277899
haha i agree, there is no traceability to common psychoogy and ethics with human anthropology haha,

good post

>>18278107
Non aggression principle.

I would curb stomp a tranny for free. Even three.
Three for free hahahah.

no I invest in anything I think will make me money

>>18278208
Not an argument against anything I posted. It's an obvious cowardly way of sarcasm without even trying to identify my points because you obviously know you wouldn't be able to argue against me in this topic.

Holy fucking kill yourself, tranny

>>18277497
>tobacco, gambling, oil
>immoral
You have to go back

>>18277767
Yeah, gambling makes me feel alive

>>18278208
>human psychology matters for ethics
Oh wow, Nazi alert, next you'll say the inherent disgust men feel toward faggots, the inborn racial self-preference, male-female innate sexual attraction (re: male dominance and strength, feminine beauty and agreeableness), and tendencies toward meritocracy noted from earliest childhood should be accounted for and accepted as part of society rather the counter-acted to the benefit of literally just trannies and Jews.

>ethical
Investing in stock is gambling that the Fed will rescue whatever overleveraged company you’re invested in.
If you’re ethical you will sell your stocks and burn the proceeds because if the game wasn’t rigged they’d be worth zero.

>>18278473
>its not profitable to be a business owner

>>18277497
>tobacco, gambling, oil
ethicals were ahead of the curve
add in cruise liners (for burning literal shiploads of diesel and filling the oceans with boomerwaste) - more or less a perfect pre-corona short-this-shit-list

>>18277497
god i wish that were me

>>18277497
Unbelievable...

She is absolutely STUNNING

>What's my investing impact?
>Evaluating the Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) scores for your holdings may help you support your values through your investment strategy.
>ESG scores are determined by MSCI. Scores are based on the companies in your account that it covers and may not include all of your holdings.
>4.9/10 (Average)

the fact that Merrill (Bank of America) even offers me this information makes me feel like they aren't paying attention to more important stuff, and maybe I ought to switch to a different broker.

Yes. Tobacco is good and ethical. I'm not familiar with oil and gambling but they've been hit hard lately. Could be very ethical or could be catching a falling knife. I do not know so I'm just watching. Could go either way at this point, but tobacco most ethical of the two, oil the most risky.

thoughts on investing In renewables anons?

>>18277497
no, yes, yes, yes

>>18277718
yes

i would buy skynet tokens if I could make a buck

>>18277852
>I'm black and I'd do business with Hitler. The dude created a currency based off of labor. And made Germany is wealthy country WITHOUT a central bank.

>>18280788
Could be highly profitable I guess
But oil price is too low now

>>18280788
scam

Yes i believe in ethical investment, but what banks sell you as ethical is bullshit
Small arms, tobacco, alcohol and gambling is all perfectly ethical for me
Banks, that rate themselves as super ethical are evil incarnate tho, oil is bad too, companys that do lots of advertisement are also unethical

>>18277852
Based and redpilled black poster.

https://archive.org/details/youtube-I9oBMoCvmw0

http://chuckmaultsby.net/id135.html

A love of one's own race does not imply hatred of other races. Look at how Hitler treated Jesse Owens compared to FDR. The (((NeoNazi))) psyop poisoned race relations and was a divide and conquer plot by the enemy of all humanity.

>>18277852
General Clark: Seven countries in five years.

>>18277718
You're not already doing this? As long as they aren't peddling SJW stuff to a historically conservative consumer base, these kind of investments pay off very well. Likewise shorting these kind of companies when they have an established progressive base is a retard's game. See NKE.

>>18277570
fpsbp
>>18277852
based and even better than fpbp

>>18277497
>>18277641
>>18277717
>>18277747
>>18277778
GO THE FUCK BACK THERE

Personally, I don't think I can. I had a fantastic opportunity to work for a cigar company doing their marketing and design work, but I had to pass on the offer. My grandmother passed away in 2013 of lung cancer after not having smoked in over 30+ years. I don't think I can provide my services to a company in the industry that took her away from me. I get she had the choice to smoke, but we simply didn't know better back then. Now, we do.

Hell ya, I don't give a shit. I have GEO as one of my holdings, which is a prison REIT

>>18277497
Yes I would if they were not all terrible investments.

>>18284159
This crosses the line for me

Most of us are posting our replies with a phone made by literal child slaves - no one actually has ethics in the 1st world

>>18284193
Money is money. The money that doesn't go in your pockets ends up in (((their))) hands. Who do you think makes the most off of the prison for profit scheme we have in the US?

since im only speculating and swing trading and i dont """""invest because i believe in the company"""" , yes.

>>18284817
actually there IS one industry i would never put money in directly, which is defense. LMT and the like.

>>18277641
>if you have any right wing opinions you're a Nazi
either nice bait, or a retard

>>18277497
SAUCE on this semen demon!

>>18277497
I don't think any of those industries are unethical. Everyone knows smoking can give them cancer, if they choose to do it that's their business. Everyone knows the odds are stacked against you in gambling, if they choose to do it (I have, it's fun) that's their business. And while global warming is a problem, unless your sentence on how to deal with it starts with 'we go to India and China' you're not serious about fixing the problem you're just looking for social points.

>>18277852
*ring ring*