/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>28452533
SHILLS? ON MY /BIZ/???? WTF

>>27791543
>>27791596
>>27791673
>>27791699

>Head hits pillow
>Dozen worst gore videos I've seen come to mind
Why do I keep doing this to myself...

>>26940179
>"No way that's real"
>Checked
>Next few are CONTROL, RESPECT, BIG BROTHER
AAAAAAAA WHAT THE FUCK

>>20092484
THIS IS REAL, HOLY SHIT

>>18538228

Lads got an itchy throat and coughing

It's over

>>18052406
>buying penny stocks now

>>17735692

>>17460867
Good thing we don't spread supply chains paper thin and have them crisscross the globe to shave half a shekel off the final product cost. That would make this so much worse.

Negative interest rates
Physical cash banned
Taxes on every transaction
Radical SJWs start defending banks
Possibly helicopter money
50+ year mortgages

post yfw link is still mooning hard

It's over

>economy is "doing fine" and interest rates are still goin negative
>IMF released a how to report on implementing "deeply" negative interest rates recently

fuck boys I got a tick bite, I tried to get it out with tweezers but I think the whole thing is in my forearm now

From a big macroeconomic perspective, what the US and developed world have been enjoying for centuries (millennia, really) is secular economic growth with intermittent slowdowns (recessions and occasionally depressions). This has been driven by a surge in population growth, particularly since 1950, and augmented by technology, innovation, inexpensive energy, improved health care (extending life spans by decades), etc..

On each occasion of an economic slowdown (short term business cycles), there has always been growing demand from a growing population (macro population cycle)...so temporarily lower interest rates and deficit spending stimulated the economy, reigniting economic growth. But as the organic annual population growth decelerated (where it matters, economically speaking), increasingly greater levels of synthetic additive have been introduced to maintain unnaturally high rates of growth.

Since at least 1990, this pattern has increasingly encouraged the formation of cheap credit fueled new capacity in the face of decelerating global demand...the decelerating population growth among potential consumers could only consume the accelerating capacity with continually greater and cheaper credit (thanks to central banks "mis-management" of interest rates). This has resulted in epic global overcapacity and the accumulation of debt beyond our capabilities to repay just as the macro population cycle (where it matters) turns negative.

>>10114527
It's even worse, the family unit has totally collapsed in western countries so once the pension system collapses vast amounts of the population are just going to starve to death on the streets or die of disease thanks to the medical industry also going bankrupt, in the past people were poor but at least they had their families

A lot of these left wing millennial retards also think they can increase government spending, WITH WHAT MONEY. Your generation is a bunch of baristas making minimum wage with no savings or investments, you could confiscate the wealth from the forbes top 400 and you would have enough to run the US government for a measly 3 years. WHERE ARE YOU GOING TO GET THE MONEY?

>>9859930

ye me too man. Just took a whole bunch of blue pills i saw laying around in my parents room. Took all 4 of them with a coka. im ded soon. farewell biz.

>>9777878

My favorite coin, Nexus did a small moon yesterday when its binance listing was announced. Wake up... see it retraced back to same level as before. Experienced this with all of my 5 positions now.

We're definitely still a bear dominated market atm. For fuck sake.

Oh wel, more time to buy i guess... he... hehe.

>watch wallet for activity
>as soon as it sells short with x100 leverage

this is the ticket to becoming a millionaire in 1 day

https://www.iif.com/publication/global-debt-monitor/global-debt-monitor-january-2018

Global debt now at $230 trillion USD

>>7341060
Luckily only 9% of my portfolio was in XIV

I want to buy the dip tomorrow but I'm pretty sure they're going to liquidate it

>>6135836
My God, man. Do you realize WHAT YOU'VE DONE!?

>go to sleep with blockfolio ~10k
>wake up to 6k

GET
IN
NOW

>>1139237

A drop shipper bought some of my items several times at once, combined shipped them all to one address by mistake. Took a looked at each purchase & figured he was drop shipping after it was picked up.
had to hunt down the postman to get everything back before it was too late

USPS Package Intercept is shit desu