/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58425238
Wow, I can't believe, that *checks notes* HBAR is at the price it was 10 days ago and is 76% down from ATH....yeah.

>>58044303
It appears to be a 2x from my entry

/biz/ got a question, economically speaking who controls the world? And whoever controls, what is their endgame?

>>57546963
The problem is DRS has either stalled or CS or someone else is preventing GME from reporting the actual count.

>had pump
>pumped
>ran out of pump
>dumped
Are there really people who still deny Pump Law?

Asking for a friend. He doesn't really care about the things money can buy. He just always wanted to make a bunch because it is like points in a game. Now he made a bunch in crypto and is bored. Should he just end it all?

good morning guys,
i have a question how to profit from fuck protitude?

Biz boys, we are only a 2x away from hitting places btc has never been before. Wtf? I didn't realize we were so close. Btc could 2x in a week. Happened many times in the past. I hope you are all fully allocated.

since bitcoin is clearly going to stay in this range for the next two weeks, what are some of the new mini-pumps alts that will 1000x? like the PEPE and BITCOIN's of this run

>>56059731
Why can't GameStop just release the true numbers? If the SEC wants to investigate something maybe they should start there.

>>56059705
I'm the anon who is holding for the complete dismantling of the illegitimate state of Israel.

According to the latest data, pump reserves are charged. Activate it, fren.

How do I profit from this?

>>54646860
Yes, and that's probably why they can use them as locates too - because you're still involved in a type of contract with the broker for that fraction of a share.

>malcom in the middle ended around the time markets started to rally one last time before the 2007-2008 crash
>breaking bad premiered towards the start of the 2007-2008 crash
>better call saul premiered around the time markets recovered from dotcom 2000 high

2006 was really the end wasn't it?

Is real estate even that difficult of a game to make money in? Biz is a shitcoin/equity board mostly and its PvP hellzone crypto or stocks. I'm biased against dave's ideas of "wealth", you can make funny money a lot easier in real estate then the shitcoins/stocks biz is trading. Barrier to entry is higher on real estate so you are competing with less whereas anyone from a grocery store worker with 50 dollars to a CEO with stock options could open a fidelity or binance and trade.

I refuse to have strong faith in a macro bottom until the day comes a dotcom survivor that became a giant like amazon decides to pay out dividends and becomes a full blown boring stock like GE or exxon mobil after amazon tanks with rest of market. Its literally always going back to dividend harvesting by elites. Growth stocks that dont pay dividends are set up on purpose to blow up into a bubble then drain gamblers for years and then big money scoops the scraps when the company becomes a 2big2fail. If not just amazon it will be tesla only after tesla gets maximum pain into sub 3 figures a share. This is my schizo thought.

>>54094943
Tarot cards told me this week will be green. Sorry, buddy.

>bitcoin 1 million club (21 btc) price of entry
about 430,000 dollars
>monero 1 million club (20 xmr?) price of entry
about 3,500 dollars

9 years and you are still early

>>53513717
I'm telling you its all lies. No one understands how that magic electricity thing works. Dont tell me there are people that can program those complicated software thingiedoos, niggas barely can make a for loop in python, mothafuckin' databases? I'm trippin' none of these companies are real. CPUs are fuckin' black magic no wonder they cant find people to design them.

tell me your reason bottom is in
tell me your reason bottom not in

>>53387656
I want to point something out with this chart and see if other anons have come to the same conclusion. We were flat basically ever since the split dividend, that was when the cyclical runups stopped. If they used the DTCC to instruct brokers to process the split dividend as a regular forward split, then they have shifted their short position to those brokers. That could explain why we stopped seeing the usual FTD cycle runups from that point. If that isn't the explanation, something happened then that gave them breathing room and has allowed them to delay, basically the opposite of what many of us expected to happen.

Has anyone else read Richard Newton's letter to GameStop? It's quite based and hopefully they take a look at it and consider taking the actions laid out.

What is the link between the unemployment rate and inflation and how does the former influence monetary policy?
Does any of this have to do with the Phillips curve?

>>52992912
Precisely. I present it as my seminal work, Critical Fee Theory. When the Fee becomes too large and/or there is a lack of shares available to borrow for an extended period of time, the price will rise, unimpeded. This is in response to other certain theories presented here which I found did not stand up to scrutiny.