>>1742518
Why? Is it finally happening?
Please let rates go up to 5%! May the financial meltdown begin and fuck all those that leveraged too much debt. :)
>>1742532
>Is it finally happening?
Ever /biz/'s inception in 2014.
I'm going to derail this with a real question. How can you tell from a public company's financial statement how much cash they are investing in internal growth projects compared to how much they are spending on G&AE, where salaries are paid but they don't describe internal projects for growth?
>>1742518
Are we going to enter a happening?
>>1742518
>>1742540
BITCOIN TO THE MOON BOYS
>>1742540
when YAHWEH wills. It will all crash.
amen
>>1742666
check'd
>>1742518
time to double down OP
let the rates rise i want a dollar to buy 2 euros and euro currency to vanish
>>1742718
When the dollar collapses banks will close.
When banks close chaos happens.
When chaos happens money velocity goes haywire.
When money velocity goes haywire more banks collapse.
Until eventually... the government steps in
Except... the government can't step in anymore. This time the collapse is caused by inflation not credit collapse.
MFW all the govt can do is add fuel to the fire.
MFW all currencies collapse worldwide
MFW all trading desks are shut down and accounts are frozen worldwide
MFW all that counts is what you own physically in your IRL possession
So should I short everything and buy bitcoin?
>>1742631
cash flow statement
capital expenditures
>>1742730
lmao I assume you are posting this from deep indawoods
>>1742631
M&A's and their cost can be found in the part of the annual report detailing the company's activities in the fiscal year. Subtract that from captial expenditure.
Companies are not required to give breakdowns of salaries. The closest thing is the stock compensation for employees which is in the annual report and the director's/CEO fees which is in the AGM meeting.
>>1742730
>When the dollar collapses banks will close.
>When banks close chaos happens.
Cry market correction and let slip the charts of bear!
>>1742730
Fiat currencies don't collapse; they competitively devalue.
>>1742518
Sitting on trump coins, putin coins, bit coins... Think im good lad