/biz/ - Business & Finance

Think of all the butters relapsing

>>57048544
$43,656 at time of writing

>>57048544
>dutch tulip bubble mentioned
over a decade and they still refuse to make it

>price (prīs) n. The amount of money expected, required, or given in payment for something.

>>57048626
But its not a price, its gambling

>>57048648
>its gambling
skill issue

>>57048559
What was the price when that subreddit was founded?

>>57048572
when someone uses the tulips line it means he's a programmed npc. , programmed to never make it.

>>57048544
Can these people cope with another bullrun?

>>57048572
So how much money have you made in actual realised gains?

>>57048799
Butters btfo. Over 13 years later and they still can't cash out

>>57048799
nice cope

>>57048850
It's a simple question. Just give me a number.

>>57048863
I cashed out around 2400 euros (taken nicely from an ATM, so no taxes paid) from an investment of 1000 euros.
That was just peanuts I was planning to sell. I'm still holding over 35k in Bitcoin and I'm keeping that.

>>57048871
So you haven't made it, got it. You're actually in the red until you sell.

>>57048889
Yeah, in that case, my pension fund and ETFs are also "in the red" even though their value is above the amount I put into them over the years.
Stupid coping retard.

>>57048889
Seems personal, something the matter? Don’t feel too bad and cope too hard about being left behind, just try to ignore all crypto news and stop browsing /biz/, it’ll save you from stress.

>>57048544
wut scam

I wouldn't even want these people as slaves the wef can have them in the pod

>>57048544
Checked
>butters relapsing
No wonder m00tles hated Australians

>>57048911
Technically yes. But since these are based on actually productive assets they're not inherently a zero sum game like crypto. So it's actually possible for most holders to make it while with crypto for someone to make it someone else has to take a loss.

>>57048723
Double digits I think, maybe low tripple digits

>>57048544
checked and thanks for the pic, I'm lmao
They will wake up to a different reality soon enough

>>57048889
have YOU made it champ?
what do you hold?
let me guess...

>>57048544

>>57049028
Yep. S&p500 and a collection of some dividend paying stocks like XOM and CMCSA. 8% yearly returns add up quickly with compound interest and it's not suddenly going to crash by 50% in a few days.

>>57049177
He asked how much have you made. And, like, ackchtually made in profit, not being "in the red" while holding it.

>>57049177
BOOMER ALERT BOOMER ALERT. BORING INVESTING THIS BLUD DONT KNOW ABOUT THE CRYPTO GYAT GAINS. PROBABLY AN INCEL TOO AND FOR SURE NOT A BUSSIN RIZZLER. SKIBIDI TOILET AHH BLUD BOMBACLATT

>>57049182
Around $70k in dividends alone and $50k realised profits. And yes, I'm technically in the red on the rest until I sell but I don't have to time the top or anything because unlike crypto it's not going to just plummet overnight for no reason and there's more than enough liquidity. I don't need a greater fool to actually realise my profits.

>>57048723
17 bucks, they were actually really early lmao

>>57048958
>based on actually productive assets
Lmaoo someone tell him

>cofeve_fan
It's too perfect

I love reddit

>>57049228
A /r/buttcoiner in the wild. Amazing. They rarely venture outside of their echo chamber.

Ponzi. money laundering, environmental disaster ... those leftists losers will never get it. Enjoy the bug burgers.

>>57048544
Bitcoin itself isnt a scam. But crypto and the whole culture around it reaaly is prone to it. Just look at this board. It is common knowledge and accepted that some coins are just rugpulls. I hate that /biz/ is so crypto focused. I want to talk about stocks.

>>57048799
Cashed out 150k 2 years ago. Initial investment was about 3k. Have 300k still in

>>57048723
It was founded in 2011.
There cope now is that the price isn't even real, like they literally went delusional.

>>57048544

>>57049908
Even the crypto bullshit isn't a scam, it's just gambling.
Gambling is as old as time, a huge industry and a legit use case for internet money.
Arguably crypto gambling is way better than gambling in casinos.

>>57049867
On. No. Not the Scary "Native American" woman. How will we cope? Please, spare me, Elizabeth.

>>57049867
this whore will come for your capital gains next
its not about uplifting anyone with commies, only making everyone equal
when she says "working families", she means her welfare monkey voting bloc

>>57048799
Over half a million at this point, but never cashing out. 1 BTC = 1 BTC. Once you see it, you can never go back.

>>57048723

>>57052014
If only the buyers in 2011 knew how badly they were going to get scammed...