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Defense indexes (or indices?) that I have found so far:

>Dow Jones U.S. Defense
Only 10 stocks in it? More diversified than stockpicking, but seems like it is mostly stuff that flies and some companies I don't know. Currently dropping, so I'd rather wait a bit.

>NYSE Arca Defense Index
Same as the above, plus 10 more. Over half of it is aerospace. On the one hand, this is nice, because war is mostly in the air and there is potentialy gains from the whole space thing, but on the other hand, they'll probably be affected by civilian air, and those don't look too good.


In both, there are no know handgun manufacturers in there.
also, they are purely US companies.

The NYSE Arca defense seems like it is quite interesting, but I would need some small arms/handguns and World/EU manufacturers too. Anyone knows any ETFs for that?

Ironically, when you search for weapons ETF, you find this one:
>https://www.msci.com/documents/10199/84bf24dc-d9ce-4a2b-84fa-a12db8c46b41
The MSCI world, but without any company in it that produces controversal weapons.
I kinda want the opposite.

Nice topic... I am also interested
My 2 cents: armaments induatries are already fairly expensive. I am not to big a fan of crypto. I already own gold (10% of my Portfolio). I am also thinking about selling my stocks; mostly etfs, consumer goods(Zalando ;)) and smaller bios. I am thinking about staying liquid and buying when an oportunity comes up. My other ideal would bei oil Stocks. Do you Guys also think oilstocks benefit from escalation or are oil Stocks dragged down by somewhat marketcrash?

>>1963418
How do you manage all this?

Dont we have a POSW thread already?

>>1963418
Jow m,uch of eash, fagtron.

>>1963407
Shipping only? How much did the 500 go for and how much will you charge?

>>1963407
How much do you think shipping would cost from the other side of the world you fucking dirty kike.

>>1963407
Seems high, those shouldn't take up much space unless they're in big individual packaging

>>1963396

A few details:
Am in Aus
Not looking to use it as an investment, if it goes up then great but that's not a priority
Not going to use crypto as it's too volatile for long term
Just want to keep something handy that's not in the bank
Not a prepped faggot, just want alternate savings

>shitpost away, lads

>>1963396
Dunno stick it under your mattress. Just wanted to come in and thank you for using this image instead of a frog or a Jew

>>1963396
CBX - Crypto Bullion

Shut up Paul! You're wife's dead, and then you got fleeced by a one-legged golddigger.... wait I mean, BRILLIANT!

Digital Nomad. Why don't I just have the courage to do that? I'm a NEET anyway, what do I have to lose!?

Seriously though OP, what do you do? Freelance Copy? Blogger? WebDev?

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>>1963356
A porn web from a game called league of legends. l won't say l'm proud of it but believe it or not it generates a lot of traffic. Most money comes from ads and some from kind donations. l barely have to do anything at this point desu, users upload pics themselves and mods remove the 'troll' ones

Started the web when the game was released so l didn't have much of a competition. l don't think it would have been possible had l made the web now

>>1963369
Interesting. Good for you anon.
So at this point you pretty much just run the business side (make sure the servers are still paid for etc.)?

>>1963344
Shove it up your pooper, and pray for a brick

>>1963344
>skeptical of putting 1000 in the market
Just save it kiddo. A grand is not enough for any investment.

>>1963344
buy ETH
PIVX

>>1963329

I normally don't buy into ICO's for the fact they almost always drop in price after. But I think TaaS might be a good time to buy in early.In theory early adopters will have more incentive to hold for the dividend cycle rather than sell.

>>1963334
that's what I'm thinking. Seems like since it's an income producing asset rather than just pure speculation and because of the 25% reinvestment it should hold value pretty well

Taas is looking hopeful. At the end of ICO there should be about 5.5M coins issued, and the rest are burned. At $1 a coin that's 5.5 million market cap so I can't see this really going anywhere but up from here. There's literal shitcoins with 5 mill in market cap and this will actually produce income/has a use

>>1963315
He is a villain, he imposed shitty McDonalds food on the world. That's a crime against humanity, he could have worked out how to make something delicious and gourmet mass produced, but nooooo instead he propogated fatty burgers that only taste good when it's 3am and you're on a bender and flavourless fries that don't even have Chicken Salt on them.

Capitalism can be a force for good (the motorcar, personal computer, condoms) but he wasn't

Fuck that guy!! He's pretty much a super villain

t.didn't watch the movie

>>1963352
>imposed

you communists really aren't too bright are ye?

>>1963352

> delicious, gourmet, mass produced

Not possible. And even if it were, it's not what the people wanted.

People clearly want cheap fast food. So he gave it to them.

>>1963302
DELET

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>>1963302
Back to >>>/lit/ with you, dirty commie.

>>1963302
Kind of.

>>1963284
Quick rundown please. I understand nothing.

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>call ride
Maybe you meant outcall if so, was he very gay or it was more "no balls touching means its not gay" type of guy?

and what is your point? you are not offering anything we dont know.

>>1963267
Fiat currencies are the only sensible system for national currencies, as the other alternatives don't allow as much money to be created as the economy needs.

Gold and silver are commodities. Their prices may go up and may go down. But the prices of goods and services are now much more stable compared to the fiat currency than to gold and silver. And of course virtually all debts are in fiat currency.

Wrong. A gradual loss in value relative to the start due to nominal annual inflation does not kill a currency.

Stop listening to gold-shills.

>>1963267
Crypto will never replace fiat, sry kid.

>>1963242
Make this thread again on Tuesday because it will more than likely be dead by then. I'll do a grab when I'm back in the office.

If biz becomes a leak for Bloomberg stuff then I'm here every fucking day.

>>1963307
I will have bloomberg starting this fall.

may do a weekly leak thread

>>1963240
I think mostly everyone understandings the issue. It's a PR nightmare which is why they'll give the terrible doctor a million to end it all. He'll likely use it all on cocaine and strippers and be dead in months anyway.

Suck more corporate dick , shill

They created the problem and deserve this

>>1963240
Read the first line and already see that youre an idiot.

But listen doofus, let's say in an alternate universe United was actually right, and they were justified in getting a doctor roughed up and thrown up. How many people who planned to book with United in that universe would book with someone else because they know that there is a probability, no matter how miniscule that this may happen to them? Enough to fuck at least one quarter of earnings up, until the thing blows over.

No, it's not. You have an implicit contract to pay them by your remaining here. You can't even really complain about it because you benefit from public services.

Grow up and pay your dues like a man.

>>1963138
this desu

Oh yeah, nearly forgot. You also have representation in the government, so that whole "no taxation without representation" thing doesn't apply.

Lmao nice

>>1963004

> Anonymous image board
> still won't admit he has fat fingers

OP plz.

>>1963035

Yup. You got me buddy.