I remember when it was like less than 10 bucks. If I remember, in its infancy, it was like a dollar per or less
But I was a broke high school student and my mom wouldn't let me get a job, plus I had no idea what the f*** it really was other than you can buy d**** online with it so I instead spent my limited funds on snacks, movies, etc. like most kids
I honestly don’t even want to talk about it lmao
I honestly don’t even want to talk about it lmao
Your homie get filthy rich or what?
I never heard of anyone that actually invested in it and got the pay load, so that keeps me happy.
Your homie get filthy rich or what?
I never heard of anyone that actually invested in it and got the pay load, so that keeps me happy.
Nah definitely not filthy rich, but 5 figures on stupid initial investment
It’s honestly a toxic way to look at any potential investment though
Kind of like talking about how I could have won with a hand of cards after I folded
Nah definitely not filthy rich, but 5 figures on stupid initial investment
It’s honestly a toxic way to look at any potential investment though
Kind of like talking about how I could have won with a hand of cards after I folded
If I had more disposable money at the time, I would've definitely got some.
I probably also would've sold it way before it was $8k with my young broke ass.
Even half of six figs would've changed my life
Ain’t no business closing in America lmao.
The only people dying are old people.
But with how many people think that Corona the beer is to blame, are the same idiots that won’t go to the doctor and get proper medication which will lead to death in young people. Which will create further panic
Ain’t no business closing in America lmao.
The only people dying are old people.
But with how many people think that Corona the beer is to blame, are the same idiots that won’t go to the doctor and get proper medication which will lead to death in young people. Which will create further panic
I’m not here to argue with anyone man. At this point you’re going to believe whatever you want to believe I’m just saying prepare yourself financially
https://www.cnbc.com/2020/03/10/coronavirus-trump-plan-for-economic-response-not-ready-officials-say.html
Color me shocked
https://www.cnbc.com/2020/03/10/coronavirus-trump-plan-for-economic-response-not-ready-officials-say.html
https://www.cnbc.com/2020/03/10/coronavirus-trump-plan-for-economic-response-not-ready-officials-say.html
No offense man, but why did you invest when the market was literally approaching an all-time high?
ITs been approaching an all time high for a few years
https://www.cnbc.com/2020/03/10/coronavirus-trump-plan-for-economic-response-not-ready-officials-say.html
“Yo it’s all good! we got you, economic aid coming for all TOMORROW!”
“oh yh about that...”
Your savings won’t mean much if they don’t accumulate interest and as the feds keep cutting the rate to adjust for losses you’ll only be losing money so it’s up to you man
I mean it's not like wells fargo giving me a good rate either ways...
So anyone who wants to answer seriously can give insight on the whole cutting interests rates idea and how I can prepare for it with some of the savings I have in the bank?
So anyone who wants to answer seriously can give insight on the whole cutting interests rates idea and how I can prepare for it with some of the savings I have in the bank?
lemme take a crack at it. keep in mind that this is gonna be very general economic theory, but I can elaborate more if need be.
On March 3rd, the federal reserve cut down the fed fund rate by a significant 50 percent, from 1.75-2.00 to 1.00-1.25. The federal fund rate is the interest rate that depository institutions (read: commercial banks, credit unions, etc) use to lend to each other for reserves.
What does cutting interest rates do? Well, let's look at interest rates as the opportunity cost of withholding money. When interest rates are high, there is less incentive to take loans out and have greater asset spillover, leading to a reduction in money supply, meaning less consumption and investment, as well as a reduction in net exports (because the currency becomes stronger, due to there being less money out there). When interest rates are low, it's the opposite. (this part is much more in-depth than what I wrote, but this is the gist).
In order to keep the economy on track from the stock market correction and induction of the Coronavirus, the Fed decided to cut interest rates. This is expansive monetary policy to stimulate consumers and businesses to not withhold money but instead invest.
Was this the right move? In my opinion, no. The issues with the stock market was due to an adverse supply shock caused by the Coronavirus affecting manufacturing and industries both internationally and domestically, as well as a correction that was well-needed even before the virus.
Now, the Fed has lost one of it's most important tools to combat a possible recession, as the fed fund rate is a really powerful tool that can be used to either push the economy forward or hold it back. The only way they can utilize it now in the face of a financial crisis or more adverse supply shock is to enter negative interest rates, which is pretty controversial depending on your economic mindset.
My take for people out there? Keep doing what you're doing. Keep an emergency fund as always. Keep practicing basic personal finance. Don't time the markets if you're invested.
phew, that was longer than I thought it was gonna be, but it was good review for my exams.
No offense man, but why did you invest when the market was literally approaching an all-time high?
Been a ATH for the past like 6 years dude.
i need a new car and got cashed out on my last one should i wait to get a new one
Start saving up as much money as you can
Feds just cut rates this morning to account for the losses as a result of the economic impact of the Coronavirus
This hasn’t been done since like 08 during the housing crisis
This helps Wall Street but isn’t doing s*** for everyday Americans
You’ve seen numerous global conferences cancel and tours being cancelled because of the spread of this thing.
The virus itself is nothing to fear but the effects it’ll have on the Economy are unprecedented
If you’re currently living paycheck to paycheck or are struggling START SAVING NOW
There is no telling how long this s*** is going to last and you don’t want to be caught with your pants down when your job closes due to spread concerns and aren’t getting paid for your time off. Even if work stops due dates won’t.
A couple schools in NY closed after the recent reported deaths. It’s only a matter of time before restaurants, malls, parks, pretty much anything public gets closed due to fear of spreading. Numerous doctors are sounding off about how they don’t even have the necessary kits to test this s***. Trump just recently had cut CDC funding
This isn’t fear monger as much as it is just a heads up that even if you don’t die or contract the disease your life could still be effected.
This might be the straw that breaks the camels back and sends the US into another recession as previously projected
dam u were ready 
s*** isn't pressing on me heavy rn but i'm super anxious for the coming months
dam u were ready 
s*** isn't pressing on me heavy rn but i'm super anxious for the coming months
Same I don’t wanna work but I need money cause I want to get a new car but I don’t know if I should get a car cause I can’t really go anywhere rnow
dam u were ready 
s*** isn't pressing on me heavy rn but i'm super anxious for the coming months
For weeks I had people tell me “the media is blowing this out of proportion” or “this is just the flu” “well I heard the flu is more deadly”
Little did they know that they were drinking the koolaid as the wealthy started dumping their stocks