/biz/ - Business & Finance

>made $9499 dollars

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>>56755558
Habby Thangsgibbing frens

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>>56618975
Sneed.

>>56548836
>ID: nLdvUhfM
This anon is not a shill, he's just a bored hodler riling us up for the keks. Can't blame him desu, the price action leaves much to be desired for, it usually around earnings that things get spicy. But yes, kekking crypto baggies is gr8 b8 for guaranteed replies.

>>56414019
HKD all time low? I'm willing it into existence.

>>56408003
Agreed. These are the same people that both unintentionally and intentionally kek us when we mention why we like the company. They're also the same people who will conveniently "forget" we told them, and get mad at us for not telling them when it was cheap kek. Why would I want these people to wake up and smell the coffee?

>https://fortune.com/2023/10/18/bank-of-america-brian-moynihan-consumers-beginning-slow-spending/amp/
>Savings are down for lower-end consumers, Fraser added: “They’re very low at the moment, and I think some of the excess savings from the COVID years are close to depletion.”
These "people" really did believe the crumbs we received in 2020 were an excess.
>Moynihan said that Bank of America has found similar trends. He said median-income households have lower account balances and are spending down their pandemic war chests.
Why call it a war chest? Why not a savings account?
>Higher-income households have similarly moved their money out of checking accounts, but have instead moved their fortunes into investments.
Hmmmmmm.
>If the so-called YOLO (you only live once) spenders have indeed run dry and the economy is inching back, as Moynihan says, to low growth—then has the Fed’s plan really paid off?
Isn't spending good for the economy? Why would the CEO of BofA Deez Nuts care about where I YOLO my money? Let's see.

>https://fortune.com/2023/07/12/yolo-spenders-propping-up-economy-wharton-professor-jeremy-siegel-but-about-run-out-cash/
>Jeremy Siegel says the US economy is being buoyed by YOLO consumers.
And there it is. What an odd thing to say. It's almost like these people feel threatened by where I'm investing my money. I wonder why that is?

>>56385666
So what I'm hearing is that I should short the 20Y and 30Y.

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Ahh sweet, the /comfy/ has returned. All is as it should be.

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>Ryan Cohen
>Ben Mezrich
Are there such things as /ourjews/? Ryan at the very least has a noble spirit, regardless of his ethnicity, but this Mezrich guy comes off as a grifter who got lucky with a buzzing topic for his novel. He's definitely leaning into the role of being /our guy/, if only to benefit financially from hedge fund stupidity. I guess this saga is really living up to its name after all:
>Daily reminder
>Temporary alliance with reddit and jews to take down other jews, we can go back to hating each other later
streamable.com/bzilp4
Life is good

>>56227437
>If unsolicited opinions make you seethe so much, then why are you here in a public forum?
Says the seething mouth breather.
>Shouldn’t you make a private hugbox?
/biz/ is a money and finance board, so our discussion of GME is topical and relevant. We used to have discussion in /smg/, but got pruned from THEIR hugbox, so here we are.
>You fags always have some poopoopeepee excuse about why you’re here but 15 year olds were making forums in 2002.
Once again, /biz/ is a money and finance board.
>Make a private baggie forum and fuck off.
Nah, I like it here, it's comfy. If we even made a private forum, you would follow because you either have no life, or are paid to be here, in which case, kek shillies. So tell me, why are you here again?

>>56211470
YOU'RE VERY WELCOME FRIEND! IT'S ONE OF MY FAVORITES ALWAYS A PLEASURE TO HEAR FROM YOU! TELL LINDA I SAID YOUR BOTH MORE THAN WELCOME TO COME OVER NEXT SATURDAY ME AND THE OL BALL AND CHAIN ARE FIRING UP THE GRILL FOR SOME STEAKS AND KABOBS. BEERS AND CIGARS ARE ON ME OH AND DON'T FORGET THE PICKLEBALL, CAN'T WAIT FOR OUR REMATCH YOU WERE PRETTY GOOD LAST TIME. GOD BLESS.

Alabama not so much, but Georgia wouldn't be out of the question for me. I've always wanted to move to Florida (just like everyone else that's moving there now) but have seen the signs that it's becoming a refuge in a sense, causing property value increases. I'm curious if the commerical driving opportunities in a state like Georgia would be as lucrative as a major shipping hub state like Florida.

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Alabama not so much, but Georgia wouldn't be out of the question for me. I've always wanted to move to Florida (just like everyone else that's moving there now) but have seen the signs that it's becoming a refuge in a sense, causing property value increases. I'm curious if the commerical driving opportunities in a state like Georgia would be as lucrative as a major shipping hub state like Florida. (note, I don't have a damn what I'm talking about)

I'm trying to save more money to invest

Such beautiful Sunday to burn money on arbitrum. Shill me your x100 gems

>>52995591
I am up about 300% because I invest most of my money in vintage toys that I resell at huge markups across the world.

This Christmas has been amazing for me.

ITT: good wagie feels

>tfw you close shop and see a customer trying to get inside 1 minute after you locked the door

I'm one third in cash, one third in stonks and one third in crypto. No matter what goes down or up I'll just rebalance my folio to capture profits and buy cheapies without needing to get emotional. Literally no matter what the market does, I get to take advantage of it. I am impervious to jew tricks and sleep like a baby at night no matter what's crashing or mooning. If you're all-in on anything I don't even know what to say, you're shaving years off your life and inches off your hairline stressing yourself to death. Just diversify and chill.

Ready for another day of waging? Just this one day to go! Then you get 2 whole days off before waging for another 5!

>>49615616
Yes anon in the simplest terms possible just buy and hold one of the few cryptos that are guaranteed wins.
>>49615649
this post here utilizes the strategy I used to make it, buy hold and wait that shit out let TIME do the work for you once you have a decent chunk of money it's gg... it's so much easier to turn 500k - 1 MM into 2 MM - 10 MM, you just need to use once in a life time opportunity like crypto to get that first 100x off your wagie savings.

10k into any of the following over the next 5 years will set you free with a 100x
>Chainlink
>LinkPool
>Polkadot

the hype at the heart of crypto is real like the dot.com boom 98% of the coins won't survive but the survivors will be worth a shitton
time in the market beats timing the market, put 10k into

>>49492451
I'm ugly and short, and socially retarded, I completely gave up on thinking I could be normal, I try focusing on other things, it's hard because I'm still a human male who has a biological drive to have a family but whatever, plenty of men in history lived the monastic life, guess I'm not too different

>>29186559
well i appreciate your honest and logical advice instead of the usual bag holder shillary