I find it curious how Trump and friends have appointed a pro crypto Fed chair and timed the signing of CLARITY and ARMA during a 4 year cycle anticipated bear market. It's almost as if they don't expect a bear market.
>>62266982ARMA is being drafted to prevent future administrations from altering it.
>>62267125just like every law ever written.
>>62267113He has unlimited authority only bounded by his imagination actually
>>62267164I don't think soCongress just slapped him in the nuts pretty good for the shit he's pulling with primaries
>>62266882naah its never gonna happen. right as he is reaching out to sign the thing the left wing shooters will finally succeed, totally no coincidence nothing to do with the trad banking industry
Trading is the most brutal pvp game on earth..
>>62263402Market pvp in eve online was the pinnacle and most brutal. Pretty awesome.
Rust + Runescape showed me how to PVP in this economy
>>62266965rust changes a man
I still can't believe sometimes there is someone on the other side buying these put options I write giving away $1000's.
>>62263402not even close. try poker
sometimes
I wore my diamond handsThis crown of FOMO thornsFull of broken dreamsI can't remember anymoreBeneath the rug-pulled stainsThe ledger disappearsYou are someone elseI am still right here
If I could start againA million trades agoI would keep my cashI would just say no
When your day is longAnd the night, the night is yours aloneWhen you're sure you've had enoughOf this bear market to carry onDon't let yourself go'Cause everybody buys topAnd everybody criesSometimes everything is wrongNow it's time to sing alongWhen your ledger's running low (Hold on, hold on)And you think you've blown your whole bankroll (Hold on)If you feel like letting goIf you think you've traded way too much
Well, everybody hurts sometimesSo hold on, hold onHold on, hold on, hold on, hold on'Cause everybody hurtsYou are not aloneAh, don't throw your phone...Oh, no...If you feel like you're aloneNo, no, no, you are not aloneIf you're looking at the chartsIf you bought into the hype too muchWell, you're not the only oneComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>62267492YouTube Bizonacci "JUST", newfag
growth slowing......prices surging
Don't worry bobro, AI fixes that
>>62265170And that makes you happy why?
Make the coins go back to levels not seen since covid, bobo. these newcoiners need to feel our pain and have their conviction tested.
>>62265170surgingsurging...
>>62265820This. OG coiners remember the OG bear markets that shaped their conviction through fire. Those who held when it went from $30 to $2 deserved their subsequent riches. The opportunists who give up amid a paltry 37% drawdown, like Mark Cuban, merely deserve to buy high and sell low.
Anyone ever switch careers before?From what to what?Just had a baby and realized how much I fucking hate my job and need something less stressful and something I'm more able to put aside and live my life not putting in 100% effortCorporate engineering (electrical/software) has me feeling like shit if I'm not doing 110% and have burned me the fuck out
>>62266612>a lot of you guys seem to have trouble realizing that the problem is not your career, but your particular work environment.When you've been around the block enough times you realize everywhere is the same thoughever.>inb4 it's your fault you're not a normie conformie NPC cuckYeah oh well. I'm not meant to succeed in systems where you have to suck the dick of psychopathic managers to get ahead I guess.
>>62266179Our project managers are dealing with complex engineering projects that involve building tangible structures, etc. it’s quite stress for them. We have projects worth hundreds of millions going on. Biggest one was close to one billion for a whole new greenfield plant. I’d say your mileage varies depending on what your actual projects are.
>>62267475Sometimes a change and a pay bump is all you need to get a big enough dopamine hit to last a few years. Realistically if you bounce between jobs every 2-3 years you’re never at them long enough to be majorly responsible for any fuck ups.
>>62267504Granted. I'm just fed up with it all and thinking about just doing my own thing.
>>62267475I mean, sure. political corporate crap gets tiring.but startups exist, consulting exists, remote jobs still exist...
>>62267003billions must BUY
I’ve never recovered from this and this about it every day I go to work.
20 years oldWorking job on capital hill
>22 year old at home, moving out soon>Good capital hill job
Business and Finance?
>>62266730You think this has nothing to do with business and finance? Look what he was referring to.
>>62266730Understand Jewish money deception is perhaps the most related topic on this board
Laugh at the oil baggies thread
>>62266402the market moves in a matter of minutestankers move in a matter of monthsand trump liesEven if he did broker a deal on the war he started, we still haven't actually been hit by the shortages from the strait closing, and by the time we get hit we'll be months away from recovery. Luckily we should be in the summer driving months right before a midterm election though. He timed it pretty well if he plans on getting the GOP completely wiped out as it seems.
>>62267104the market doesn't care, cope harder
>>62267110the market reacts, and what it's reacting to right now won't happen for another couple months.
>>62267104There are no actual shortages. Im sick of having to explain this every time>>>62262703>>>62262713Oh and the responses may have partial points but this doesnt offset the massive reserve releases.
>>62267104>>62267459And im not saying actual shortagers cant happen. If the straight remains closed for the rest of the year and the economy magically booms worldwide 200 peak is on the table.
>$74,344.00 was the bottomKino. Strap in bros, we're about to lift off!
>>62267015OK, so we have to wait years before this bill gets passed if it gets passed at all
>>62267086No little girl
>>62267093you lost tranny
>>62267007i look like that and i say that
>>62267007it was 80k like 2 weeks agothis shit is dead because no one has cash to put into funny money when AI is gobbling up every last dollar.
What does crypto actually do. bear with me im not very smart. BTC was supposed to be something made to go against the banks after the 2008 financial crisis, but now they bsasically own it all? They said bitcoin was a store of value, but it literally isn't. ETH and altcoins are supposed to do something with tech... but they are worthless? Stablecoins, can't you just buy bonds and tbills? Memecoins you can gamble on that's all I see. Everyone also thinks you're an incel loser if you are big into crypto.
>>62264192Shiny rocks, 1+ year of stored food in an underground cache, water filters, bang bangs, and my like-minded community
>>62264143Ask, and you shall receive.Cryptocurrencies are incentives for participants of a computer network to sustain the network. These networks are used for computer applications.Because these computer applications don't use middlemen, they are cheaper to use than traditional sectors like banking, computation, and data storage.
>>62264147BTC $10,000 in 2027, but $1,000,000 in 2029.The largest pump in history is yet to come, but only the true believers since day one will reap its glorious rewards, leaving each and every opportunistic parasite with tears and regrets.I hereby manifest this reality.
>>62264148He's asking about crypto not USD
>>62264143>BTC was supposed to be something made to go against the banks after the 2008 financial crisis, but now they bsasically own it all?Oh it gets even better. There are troonminds on this board right now that think a new bill is going to save them when it just invites more control over the entire space. It's been interesting watching crypto and its mongs self-immolate over the last few years.
There are people on this board RIGHT NOW who put their entire future in the hands of this guy
>>62265477Saaar etheruon bad!
>>62265477pure int build
>>62267396True.
So it turns out the growing autism epidemic was just financial fraud by the usual suspects
>>62266804> the growing autism epidemicThere was one?
>>62266816In ops head.
>>62266804That was part of it, the other part was aluminum in the vaccines.
Walmart in its last earnings call says one of the fastest growing groups shopping in its stores is households earning over $150K.That matters because Walmart has traditionally served lower and middle income shoppers.Inflation changed consumer behavior. Even high earners are trying to stretch their money further as housing, groceries, insurance, debt, and childcare costs rise.This is called “trading down”:people who once shopped at premium retailers are choosing lower cost options without lowering their standard of living.When even six figure households prioritize discounts and value, it signals broad financial pressure across the economy. How are you personally doing? Please share your experience.
>>62267239>carsOnly rich people should be buying brand new luxury vehicles. This means like only 1% of the American population. > I don’t have one. Money pit that’s not necessary at all, and a large part of my savings/investments come from my stubborn refusal to spend 1k per month on some kind of "high status" Mercedes or BMW car, I think this is because you cannot afford one comfortably. Parents just spent like $5000 for me to get new tires for my Lexus and other maintenance. THIS JUST IN>61% of Americans said they had to cut back on groceries.
>>62267239> Also no expensive vacations ever. Why? I went on many vacations when I was a kid paid for by parents. Less now. Is your income not high enough?
>>62267308My parents already have a Mediterranean vacation home. I’m using it for free, while people unironically spend 2k per week for similar housing in the same city. So yes, I’m kind of cheating, but I certainly wouldn’t pay 2k per week for this, nor for any other vacation. That’s like 10k saved at the end of the year, 100k after ten years. It all adds up.
>>62267338I guess. But a car no matter how luxury for normal city usage is only 200k max. Outside $200k and you stand out and it is an actual sports car.
This iphone nigger has like 5 threads on the catalog that are just variations of this
Shes the same person that complains about leaving a $5 tip
>>62260236If you have to care about the price, you should stay in the commoner class.Your company should always pay for your tickets, that's why its called BUSINESS CLASS
>>62260762This.
>>62260236>>62260251everything is expensive because retards like you pay stupid prices. this incentivises companies to raise costs on everything because they know daft cunts will pay
>>62266930If it was worth it to provide low-cost products to poor people, someone would do it.that's the beauty of the free market. If people want to target their business at poor people they're free to do so. Most won't, because serving you isn't profitable, but they can if they want.
>>62265179Yes and now you can easily earn 6 figures by sitting on your ass, from home and smashing your cheeto coloured fingers on a keyboard. You can move across the world for a 1/10th if the coat as it did for the boomers and live cheaply and still make 6 figures.
>*predicts the price of BTC in your path*
Okay, and can I use it?
>>62264608Bog and Magog cannot be defeated
>>62265317Yes.>>62265489>Bog and Magog cannot be defeatedOnce it's been iterated into 100% accuracy I'm changing the name to Bogwave
>>62264678>schizo physicsSounds based, anon. Got any papers or docs I can read on the general idea?t. engineerfag
>>62267298Sure! Econophysics as a concept has been around since Bacherie's "Theorie de la speculation" in 1900, but what I'm doing is based on "Price variations in a stock market with many agents" from 1997 as a foundation, and "Financial brownian particle in the layered order-book fluid and fluctuation-dissipation relations" from 2014, and then applying a pretty simple schizo concept to take the reasoning one step further. The end result is predictive weeks in advance
Anon, its my bday todayIm in early 30s, close to no friends, no gf (ditched a bitch around 2 years ago), not much in the bank, had a successful career but then pivoted to make a startup and lost shit ton of money and time in the process. Not sure what to do anymore. Basically going through the dark night of the soul.Now I'm here trying to find a tech job in a fucking US to not die on the street. You are, as usual, my only real friend.Tell me something nice or not.
>>62261512Deporting the illegals, lower taxes/higher pay, owning guns, etc…
>>62262803>30y old.>You are baby.What's up with unc copes lately? 30 is when your life is basically over and your duty is to nourish the next generation.
>>62261414>had a great career but thought I was smarter than I actually am so I tried to start my own business and failed>could’ve had a cozy life but got greedy>let me go to my favorite racist pedo chat board to complain
>>62261414Man I wish I was 30 again, I could fix everything in my life. Happy Birthday
>>62265678This. Instagram grifters mind broke many men into>having a business is how you make itwhich is not exactly false, but not truthful either
What physical assets can you invest in right now in 2026?10 years ago I used to flip cars. 10 years before that I used to buy and sell Jordans. I missed the covid era housing market because I was unemployed due to the pandemic.What is something you can legitimately buy that's physical, hold for a few years, and sell?
>>62266879man they were dirt cheap. another bottom i spotted at the time but didn't exploit
>>62266900People who collect unopened games aren't going to open them up and see if the game still works. The entire value is in it being unopened. If they want to play the game they'll buy one of the many opened games out there that cost ten times less.
>>62266840US pennies.
>>62266840Pokémon cards. They're basically the new Jordans.
The fact you think it's niche or has low margin highlights how retarded this board is.
>no uniswap v4 hook summer threada new wave of hook shitcoins launched this month and /biz/ is silent. searched them all in archives and nothing; not even the biggest one so far.
I know one v4 shitter a group of biztards are running, but I won't tell you until it's well over 100k MC
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>>62267071buy $chud now, retire when he makes bond, yw zoomettes
>>62267071can you really buy this for your cat?
>>62267233Not anymore after the cats started using this to hunt endangered birds
>Starting to invest is pointless now without large capital, times when you could turn 10k into 100k+ are long gone and you will have 20% max profit after 5 years.>Getting a job or starting a business is impossible (especially if you live in EU/rural area).Most wealth is concentrated within boomers/gen X/older millenials. They are also feminist paypigs that love throwing money at women for no reason.The best strategy to make money now is to create an AI model and extract money from retarded boomers while pretending to be an e-girl. Opinions?https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t3aA8QstXuQ
>>62266678>10k into 100k+ are long gone What the fuck are you talking about, just because you are too retarded to find good ventures doesn't mean you should FUD the board, FAGGOT
>>62266678in the US most ruralfags run businesses because there aren't any jobs and most corporations can't afford to be there serving the 5 people in a 20 mile radiusit's a running joke. I meet someone in my little rural town I'll ask if they wash windows or shampoo carpets and they'll laugh knowingly and tell me they tint windows and apply roll-on bedliners and then we'll both have a laugh and go get a beer. Ok that's probably all made up, but it's close to the truth. Rural people usually get by running some sort of small business.selling drugs and breeing dogs are also popular
