You don't say? I've always rented and have no interest in buying unless I can get an amazing deal or buy a house outright during a mega crypto rally. The fact remains that the entire vibe of that time

I'm not sure if it's appropriate to call it competition when it links all of the money stored within the Venmo/Paypal ecosystem directly into crypto. Just another connection from the legacy economy that

That's pretty much in line with the research I've done. I kind of want to lowball them hard though and offer like 10 cents on the dollar.

I've had similar thoughts to this as well. Frontends have a lot of information they aren't using for anything.

There are a lot of good reasons to not take on debt, especially if the thing you are buying isn't an investment and just boils down to consumption (credit card purchases... clothes... electronics... cars...

It all depends on the terms of the loan and what you are buying with it. Banks can offer very good deals if you know what to look for. Banks essentially service the rich and the savvy. If you are one of

ow! yeah you wanna restructure the debt? get wrecked! so dumb. That's why I feel like they have little claim to my own loans I took. They've restructured my debt like 3 times already lol. Of course government

Okay sure but these numbers you're throwing out are derived from an already broken economy. You can only get 4% loan on the house because the FED fund rate was 0% for ten years. Why was is literal zero

That's a fabulous tactic that I was not expecting to hear. I might look into it a bit but I don't think that will be necessary... Especially considering all the disputes are with the Department of Education

I feel like a lot of the data shows that both stocks and real-estate don't go up that much at all but rather USD just goes down as it continues to be diluted. Real-estate got the advantage of all the hedge

I mean it is pretty funny Cramer is an absolute joke that sells itself.

Yeah makes sense I'm just saying the popularity exploded in more recent years as the entire world has become more cynical and aware of blatant global corruption.

There was a time when Cramer was considered a good teacher and the reason why a lot of retail investors were able to make money in the markets. Inverse Cramer became much more popular in the last 5 years.

I stumbled upon this title in the middle of a very loud belch. Must be a sign.

meritocracy can never exist if people decide who gets hired for a job Ironically if we put AI in charge it could probably do the job of arbiter and picking people for jobs... but what's to say that the

those are 2 of the best for sure

yeah I'm permanently logged into MEXC and do my TA on it but I haven't made a trade in over a month

alts have been experiencing quite a bit of panic lately sentiment shifts with the wind in crypto though we could be at panic today and trill tomorrow

You're like the only person who appreciated those posts haha

good ol factorio