Why are all stocks crashing suddenly?The massive dump started about 20 mins ago.What did Trump said ?
Amerimutt economy is just one big bubble... One word and all companies suddenly lose their value like they have 0 actual purpose.
>>61121413The stonk godl roootate into eth will be legendary!
>>61121428>like they have 0 actual purposebut this is trueamerica is a third world country with fancy window dressing
>>61121428>plunge 1%>OMG They're losing all their value, it's a bubble!
>>61121428>>61121503Money itself is useless. It has always been a deceptive concept. Soon masses will accidentally awaken through the system’s ineptitude. The question will be whether the right or wrong forces guide the ideological vacuum that will be left in the system’s place. Because dystopian forces want to take the reins and use them to accelerate into something EVEN worse than the money debt slavery we already have. Money was always the problem. I know this is an ironic board to browse while saying that, but it must be heard even here.
>>61121428>>61121503The Eurocucks SEETHE realizing the world revolves around America, stricken with their own irrelevancy
>>61121727Money is a coupon for work done. I can understand if you don't like that.
>>61121802You are irrelevant, americuckyou need asian brains to compete with rest of the world
>>61121703what are the financial implications of the air force shitposting with callsigns?>>61121727>>61121820you guys are conflating money with cashwhen large amounts of cash can be conjured with fewer button clicks than it takes me to write this post then its utility as money is degraded
>>61121882>conflating money with cashYou're confusing the argument about being rich vs being wealthy with whatever it is you're thinking about.Money/Cash/Gold/Dunning Kruegerands are all "Currency". Currency could be tally sticks as long as everybody agrees it is the means of exchange.The ability to print money or "conjure large amounts of money" is called the use of credit, and credit creates a debt balance, but a debt is just an obligation to pay something in the future. If you couldn't "push button get credit", then you couldn't actually DO anything because you wouldn't be able to pay for what you need until after the whole process is done. Imagine trying to hire laborers with a vague promise that they'll get paid in a few months when the project is done, IF it gets done, oh and you're on your own to feed and clothe and house yourself until then.
>>61122071>The ability to print moneyyou're printing cash (or "currency"), not moneytry to understand what was said instead of succumbing to petty pedantry and completely missing the pointand when you do disagree with someone, try not to change their words around in your reply, it makes you look odd and untrustworthy
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>>61121413The fuck is OP gassing about? I'm up $2500 for the day and rising steadily.
>>61122071>>61121882>>61121820Precisely, money is a ridiculous concept and all attempts to “logically” explain it only cement this truth. It was a nice trial period while it lasted, but the concept has proved flawed. At best. Capcha: 2TRYD you can’t make this shit up
>>61121413You have to learn a valuable skill. I taught myself to give head.
>>61122733First of all reducing “semantics” (which he wasn’t concerned with, you made an incorrect distinction) to “petty” is laughably ignorant. Words matter, which is why you attempted to correct what you thought was the initial mistake. Secondly currency, money, all of it, unnecessary. I stand by that. The world will evolve to a diminished used of arbitrary representative value. If the Jews don’t win and implement state e-coins tracked and backed by social credit and compliance.
>>61123107This is incorrect. Because what society deems “valuable” and what is actually “valuable” are worlds apart. To accept the first premise as true one must commit to collectivism. You don’t need to be “valuable” to society, you owe Soviet nothing. You owe nobody, no man, God, state, or anyone, anything. All acts of good will should be pure generosity, performed of one’s own volition, or it is a compelled act and therefore ethically/morally inert. The hypercollectivism that the post Westphalian world has morphed into is the byproduct of statism combined with industrial consumerism. Mass produced goods form and shape, then reinforce the idea of the self. That self is then passed through the filter of the nation and given an unnecessary rallying point over a flag that, let’s be honest, in most first world countries hardly alludes to any shared heritage, race, or culture anymore. All culture is benign now, assimilated by global capitalism, to a tasteless paste. Individualism has its flaws, and the truth, like most things, takes elements from both extremes, but in this moment of history collectivism has the mental reigns of the collective consciousness.
>>61123139I shit come
>>61121413https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=56Vmvy0HF2overy bearish report from the FED, QT ended, QE back on the menu yes printing money is usually le good for the stock market, but the FED being so pessimistic scared the markets
>>61121428china numer 1 go CZ!Basically, we're seeing a new front in the trade war/cold wart between the US and China opening here. CZ liquidated everyone's collateral, essentially to confiscate american crypto reserves and wealth and requisition this for the CCP - for which Binance is basically an indirect and deniable proxy (hence why BNB is so overvalued).
>>61121413all being sold to buy gold and silver
>>61123108i was saying that the current qualities of the dollar (aka 'cash') make it a lot less money-like (in the sense of being a 'coupon for work done') than it was at its inception, but you found it more important to type out your word vomit based on a kneejerk reaction to keywords rather than to take a moment and try to understand>secondly currency, money, all of it, unnecessaryunless something fundamentally changes about people and their need to trade with others to live i don't think that statement makes any sense. it might be gold or seashells or paper or cows but a group of people will settle on some medium of exchange after a while unless you give them a better alternative or force them not to.
>>61123779To call it word vomit speaks to the limits of your intelligence But yes, technology and societal restructuring will render money inert
>>61123107can you give yourself head doe?
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BYND is on life support. Down to $0.67 on news of convertible notes and 326M additional shares issuance
>>61123089Are you from the South by any chance? Are you Southern?
>>61123029Just like CZ
>>61123108>The world will evolve to a diminished used of arbitrary representative value.It's not arbitrary now. It's a store of labor value and a debt/credit instrument. The reason Gold and Silver were used in olden days is because they didn't corrode and rust away so you could save up the value of your labor until you needed to exchange it and not worry about it being lost to time and the ravages of fire, weather or age. The purpose of a specified amount of Gold and the printed dollar bill is still the same, and will continue to be the same even if you change the medium to digital "credits".>>61122733>N-word doesn't understand that when you borrow, you have to pay it back.Shock.
