/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57596649
Price gouging bro. No way inflation is going down when everyone has gotten used to price gouging

>>56623731
>student loans
Proven to be a nothingburger. On average, they pay back 56 bucks per month or something like that.
>>56623824
>The single most future/recession proof company in the world finally getting some recognition
If a mega cap is not at ATH, it's a buy... and that goes especially for MSFT that could easily quadruple its prices and everyone would be forced to buy. Unsustainable my ass. This is just the beginning

>>56582389
On average, students are paying back 50-isch dollars per month. Bidenomics for the win.

Anyway, holy cow what is happening to metals and oil? War turned out to be nothing so I guess gold/silver/oil take a hit. I can't believe people are still holding and buying copper. Literally dead in the water and there seems to be no end in sight. The only thing that is keeping copper from falling through the floor is the strong US economy. Imagine if that were to start deteriorating...
Anyway, I just made 12 bucks on a European stock so now I have enough for food for two-three days, feels good

>>56507062
>Don't believe you are even married, enjoy your hand. Don't care. Heh, there's no way a 41y old "man" spends his time on 4channel, r-r-r-right?

Copperbros, it this it? Are we finally getting unheemed? Basically un-profitable at these levels and yet the demands keep increasing... wtf? But of course the housing market being fugged in China completely fugged copper. Hopefully they can get their act together.
Also, ehhhh the bonds seem to be going up again.

>>56483125
>american military power isn't an instant win button any more
Brooooo...

Goldbros, we are eating good as of late. It sure looks like we're gonna punch through that 2000 barrier. I wonder if it holds though. Let's just hope the PCE doesn't surprise to the upside

>>56396157
End social security

>>55742221
Where the hell are these jobs and how is it the economy is that fuckin strong? Are people really working this fuckin much nowadays?

>>55513859
Retail... nowadays that kind of encompasses everything right? I mean, the last time I was in Walmart, they were selling literally everything. But that was back in 2015 so who knows.
Yeah, essential non-durable goods might take a bit of a hit but then again they could simply raise prices as a way to compensate (and of course overcompensate) so who knows?