/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>29614506
those dudes in the background are moving at top speed
look at that motion blur

>>29615136
They are ghosts.

>>29614506
everyone gains and losses mean nothing when the global fiat crash happens. i wonder what will rise from the ashes

>>29614506
I can't wait lads

>>29615326
Remember what the only objective is: buy and hold btc

>>29615136
>motion blur

>$100 will buy this car.

They really were chads back then, weren't they?

>>29614506
yep

>>29614506
pls tell me what to buy in case of world wide economical meltdown.

pm? buttcrons?

>>29616336
a gun lel

>>29614506
If you're talking about bitcoin you're not gonna make it.

These digits confirm it happens tomorrow.

>>29616401
its illegal in eurostan, maybe just short shit eh?

why are people in old photos so dressed up? you go outside now and you'll just see people in sweatpants everywhere

>>29614506
https://rumble.com/vcsqp1-my-boy-ricardo.html

777 engine explodes
Ratheon stock goes down a tiny bit
Then it goes way up ?!?
What the fuck is happening?

>>29615611

>lost all

Set a stop loss, retard.

>>29616490
because back then nobody was making t shirts for a penny a piece so they could be sold for $20

>4 year bear market
>-85% peak to trough
imagine 4 years where only bobo makes money

>>29616490
That's just how most people dressed back then, save for the less wealthy and working class. Plus, even a suit that would be considered shabby in those times would seem fancy now, simply because we're not used to seeing suits on the street everyday. In reality, most of them aren't dressed THAT fancily, we just can't discern between a nice suit and a cheap one. Pretty sure child workers were still a thing too, so American-made textiles were cheaper

>>29614506
Wow humans used to look so good.

>>29614506
in 1929 we were still a mostly monolithic society that shared common values. Minus the jews. Things will be much worse this time.

>>29617022
I don’t think he means how expensive the clothes are. Aesthetically they just look better

>>29617281
The degeneracy from the decadence had already seeped in. Our people sold their spirit for comfort

>>29615433
>dude the global powers that be are totally going to adopt our system while owning none of it and therefore force themselves to transfer power to us

>>29614506
Collapse is about to be some spicy shit.

>>29616481
Gold, silver and alcohol.

>>29617435
Yes.

>>29614506
>Everyone looks slim and smart
The Jews have a lot to answer for.

>>29617435
Most bitcoin is already in the hands of the rich. Its only nocoiner normies that are fucked.

>>29617129
>>29617337
Modern medicine allows the genetically weak to survive and breed and now the modern human is degraded like a shitty photocopy.

>>29617281
Not true. The Jazz Age was one of the most socially divisive times in terms of the gap between the young and the old. The younger generation was going out to clubs, getting wasted, and wearing clothes that were considered permiscuous at the time, all the while their parents and grandparents still clung to their Edwardian and Victorian values

>>29614506
Not a nigger in sight in NYC. Even the depression was infinitely better than now.

>>29614506
damn I would so buy this car for $100

>>29614506

>>29616933
Not to mention that it took 20 years for the market to reach it's previous ATH

>>29614506
Is $100 even a good deal?
That car new is like $500 in 1929.
It looks five years old.
$100 is probably over the top.

>>29615136
NANI???? H-HE'S FAST!!!

>>29618187
Inflation calculator says $100 in 1929 would be $1,529 in today's money. So not a bad deal assuming it runs well

>>29615136
>>29618587
Those lads were already miles away at the time of this photo. What you're seeing is their secret afterimage technique. Like Goku

>>29615136
No everyone else is just standing perfectly still for the painting.

>>29617993
Never forget why he became famous

>>29617435
Except you are wrong they own most of it and all of the most important crypto coins. Crypto is the next evolution of kikery and slave world. People are too retarded to understand this and even believe they are fighting against it

Daily reminder the 1929 market crashed on absolutely no news. The only thing people remember about that era were famous economists saying the old timey equivalents of "new paradigm".
>It appears stocks have reached a permanently high plateau

>>29619736
1927 Model A
$385 new.

>>29614506
I wonder what ever happened to him.

>>29622393
I'm sorry to say anon, but it seems he's died