/biz/ - Business & Finance

>selling the STANDARD

>>27680552
Based, fren. Thank you

>>27630549
stop replying to it anon

>>27610005
Yes, this. Go out and have a little fun. Now is the time to do it. Also, your early 20s should be used to experiment a bit and see what kind of things you like to do. I'm 31 and I don't miss my 20s. Know why? Because I had a blast and don't feel like I missed out. Now I have a nice career, I'm financially stable, and I have enough experience with women, friends, and hobbies I like, that I have some confidence that I can handle things well enough

>>27531909
You can take a peek yourself and find out, but the short answer is yes.

>>27513499
anytime, every day

>>27454831
shit anon theres some cool stuff in there, not AU, but fuckin nice anyway

>>27280472
look at that fuckin chart. my god

>>26892455
short answer? the system doesnt want you to. it wants you ignorant and a slave.

>>26684690
well howdy fedniggers!

>>26637630
look at comps in Blackberry's sector, such as crowdstrike and snowflake. They are around $50 billion and $70 billion, respectively. IMO, BB is better situated due to the EV IVY tech they have, along with their partnership with Amazon. At a bare minimum BB is a $50 billion market cap.

>>26633737
I honestly hope you guys make more than you can currently imagine off of this squeeze. After what happened last year, all of you deserve to make it. I'll jump in on the next one.
Until then, GAS THE SHORTS!

>>26248129
Thanks for the info fren. More TQQQ it is.

It made me money and frens, taught me a lot about finances.

>>25063370
hes not, she switched to loods, certified whore now

>>25032548
i mean to have a little sure, if you can get it close to spot i dont see why not. minted rounds and bars are stupid premium

>>25006707
hows literally making it sound? hold

>>24859023
too far too far!

>>24302635
>silver furniture
the comfy i didnt know i needed

>>23928147
>Low risk
>low reward with possibility of medium reward further down the road
>Most people like to be told what to do
>no perceived judgement that a business they start might fail
>most people wage slave, and most people want to be part of the crowd, not rock the boat

That's why most people are happy to wage for their life and never try to strike out on their own

>>23824630
yes

>>23805686
Did you witness the insta-spike to $26 the minute the comex opened lol? You can feel silver is more than ready to go totally wild.

>>23800911
and id be fine with it

Can you imagine such a thing as enough? assuming the prices continue to crab a year or more, what is your end game physical oz? I'm thinking
>150 silver
>1 gold
>1 platinum