/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57548870
I was up by 100k. I lost it all trying to scalp the dump in Dec. I want to kill myself.

>>57548870
Only getting worse here
More money but more problems

>>57548870
Kek, no. 16(18)-24 is the best time you'll ever have regardless of your monetary status.

>>57548870
No. Everyone wishes they could stay young forever and everything else is just a cope. It's just a matter of how slowly it gets worse for each person.

>>57548872
What do you mean? How did you lose 100k anon?

>>57548870
Only if you put in the effort idiot.

>>57548870
I thought it would, but it hasn't really

I have a wife that I love now, but work stresses me out so much and I have insane student loan debt. I guess there will always be trade offs

>>57549504
i guess there's always going to be trade-offs but at least you have a huge cock not sure what the deal is with the wife though sounds like a real pain in the ass maybe you should consider a divorce that could help to reduce some of the stress in your life and free you up to do what really matters

>>57549522
this AI sucks but that's kind of sweet it told me I have a huge cock

>>57548870
do you think we all experience time the same? maybe what 1 hour feels like for me is experienced by someone else at a faster pace for them.

>>57548870
Yeah, if you're good at it

>>57548870
Not if you work for a shitty employer like CVS:
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/investigations/2024/02/08/cvs-pharmacist-ashleigh-anderson-death-rallying-cry/72406578007/

>>57548870
I think being young seems more fun but really it's all about the same. Difference being that the older you get the farther away those fuckups you made are and it's easier to glorify. Hopefully with age you gain wisdom which should minimize the amount of dumb shit you do and make your day to day smoother. Unfortunately that also includes a decline in serendipitous occasions brought about by foolishness and general physical decay. Just learn how to enjoy things on purpose and look for the signs of a good time with healthy levels of risk. Good luck, OP.

>>57548870
Nope. Life only improves with money. Anyone who says otherwise is a jew

>>57548870
No. Life improves when you improve it

>>57548870
It depends on the life. Typically, no. Most people make poor choices that will make them miserable. By the grace of God you might improve.

>>57548870
15 to about 35 is where its at

>>57548870
yea i felt less conscious when i was young

>>57548872
I'm in the same situation

>>57548874
this

>>57548870
Life does improve if you manage to improve yourself. stablishing a consolidated position between stock markets its a great way to start with.
got many tools to analyze current markets and offer you solutions as truflation or SAS could point you on some directions, up to you to take those.

>>57548870
It doesn't get better

i hope so. i'm a 25 year old NEET whose parents have both recently died. currently waiting on the death certificate so i can get the ball rolling on various financial processes. will have 150k to start my life over...

no, the older you get the less the species is interested in you, until the point in which it just says "fuck you" and lets you rot. Diseases like Huntington's chorea are a good example of this - we can't get rid of them because they come out at an age in which (supposedly) you have already reproduced, so not even natural selection is interested in erasing them. All the species cares about is that you reproduce, after that you are disposable (this is how old age works in general).

No.

Come on, buddy. Surely you know by now things only get worse. Dying young is a good idea.