/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58145945
>33% decline in harvest
>333% increase in price
But why.

>>56860290
>tons of whores in aus
>legal prostitution and brothels
>massive foreign market competition due to close proximity to south east asia
>tons of foreign sex workers locally
>whores still charge ridiculous prices nobody can realistically afford despite being a dogheaded 5/10 slut on a good day
doesnt make sense

>>27290972
>>27289663
Why would hedge funds wait more than a week to cover their positions?

I'll sell PLTR if it drops under $25, I think.

Why does it keep going up, when there has been no news, no change, no development, no catalyst, for over a week nothing new. And suddenly it supermans forward by 30% in a single day on NO NEWS.

Is this small money FOMOing into it, or did someone big bite it?

>>23124618
it is a path. the other two continuous deception paths are also criminal, just improbable the victim will find out.

>>21945480
Fuck you for being a stupid idiot.

>>21838774
They aren't literally whos but literally whys.

>>19442715
i can't understand why there are so many couples on chatroulette, logically they should get no money

imagine going to some guy on the street and giving him 100 bucks to screw his girlfriend while you watch. that's what is happening on chatroulette

>>18965702
I don't understand why you people are so bitter, what happened? I just want to discuss how companies are on the verge of bankruptcy and lots of people don't have jobs and can't pay debts. How can that be a good thing? I've yet to hear a case for a booming economy besides the Fed will bad buy debt. They can't do it forever and that doesn't really fix problems like distributing food and providing jobs.

>>18387400
>>18387551
There was little reason we were at SPY 330 before the crash. We were only there because the future looked like smooth sailing, not a single bad thing in the world. Then somehow, the world was turned upside down in a week. We lost 30%. Yet, somehow we've recovered over 50% of that in the past few weeks despite the fact everything is getting worse. If we couldn't justify 330 a month ago, how could we possibly justify 280-300 now?

>>18305317
Look, Chang, China is done, kaput. The world is tired of their shit. Thats all.

>>18175832
Guess I'm poor now

Futures open, not like it fucking matters.

>>18005267
>measuring drops by points
You are literally fucking retarded.

>>17953584
Have you talked with another real human being? Most of them STILL don't take this seriously. Trump actually closed flights to China before anyone else did, that probably saved many peoples lives. Media is still pumping out fake news like "defunding CDC" when the fact is congress controls the budget. You need to also account that leaders MUST prevent panic, even Cuomo is desperate to prevent New York from panicking. Trump did exactly what he should, convene with politicians, doctors and businesses to expedite policies to slow spread, provide aide, ensure stability, and search for a cure. Hes not a dictator, there at least 500 other people (senators, congressmen, governors, mayors) that have to agree with him first before he can actually do anything.

>>17806632
>>17806672
Um ok, its your money? Doesn't affect me at all. I own DRIP.

>>17443195
I was being honest and giving you the benefit of the doubt in that you were actually curious. Turns out you're just a fucking asshole. Good job.

>>13825323
> or less max
You realize api-calls are something that generally happen very frequently? Paying $1 per is ridiculous.

The fact that the LINK token is not splittable is a rookie mistake. All cryptos ended up splitting their denomination into smaller units (satoshi, wei, etc).

It's a fucking rookie mistake not to subdivide your currency, although partial tokens argueably don't make much sense either.

If they insist to operate their token as actual token (e.g. tradeable for one unit of service) the price is simply way too high right now.

Solutions are re-deploying the token such that 1Link = 1M Stinkies (or whatever they call it) and to multiply the circulating supply by that; or to wait for the market to realize the token's price is way way overvalued.

Either way is not looking particularly elegant tbqh