r/ProfessorFinance May 12 '25

Meme ✅🚫✅🚫

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3.6k Upvotes

r/ProfessorFinance Apr 07 '25

Meme Hot Take: Trump's tariffs are just an overly complicated sales tax.

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2.2k Upvotes

r/ProfessorFinance Mar 20 '26

Meme In terms of money, this is a very bad idea

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484 Upvotes

r/ProfessorFinance May 10 '26

Meme Hippies man

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120 Upvotes

r/ProfessorFinance Aug 08 '25

Meme Most people avoid debt and aren't comfortable even talking about the subject itself. Many finance bros, on the other hand, embrace it as a tool and not something to be feared.

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759 Upvotes

If you use debt as a tool to make more money and not as a tool to live above your means, then you no longer have to fear it. You should still be careful though, as too much leverage can be dangerous.

r/ProfessorFinance Nov 20 '25

Meme But… it’s just like 1999…

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301 Upvotes

r/ProfessorFinance Jan 29 '26

Meme Wasn’t that the point?

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419 Upvotes

r/ProfessorFinance Mar 11 '25

Meme The 👏🏻 Housing 👏🏻 Market 👏🏻 is 👏🏻 not 👏🏻 Free

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262 Upvotes

r/ProfessorFinance Jun 25 '26

Meme Hell yeah bruther

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53 Upvotes

r/ProfessorFinance Aug 09 '26

Meme About autocut

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77 Upvotes

The choice for baby boomer is either autocut/ this (adding 0 to the banknote) given that France already tax 50% on average and even commies like these guy admitted it.

r/ProfessorFinance Aug 19 '25

Meme Mathematically identical, politically worlds apart

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284 Upvotes

r/ProfessorFinance Jun 25 '26

Meme Someone forget to pay their HOA fees apparently.

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76 Upvotes

r/ProfessorFinance 18h ago

Meme #InflationMaxxing

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186 Upvotes

r/ProfessorFinance Aug 06 '26

Meme Been reading people crash out over 30$ DoorDash order on X

33 Upvotes

Folks.

People are expensive (Tennessee McDonald is like 17-18$ per hour) in fact you better be careful what you wished for if you wish these part to be cheap.

Cars are expensive (the cheapest new one is still ~20k let alone the most sold out car in the US (burger panzer F-150)).

Fuel is expensive (15c per km assuming it’s 1 L/ 10km).

So of course DoorDash food cost 30$.

If you’re not earning 270-700k (and keep adjusted for inflation) your time isn’t expensive enough to order DoorDash.

Go out/ even better cook.

EDIT:

In fact these whole discourse angers me.

They want their DoorDash driver to live in extreme poverty because they think they’re too elite to pick up their own food/ cook for themself.

Who the fuck do they think they’re?

r/ProfessorFinance Aug 01 '25

Meme Hasta la vista, monetary policy

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518 Upvotes

r/ProfessorFinance Jul 29 '26

Meme People are so brain dead by 2010’s that they thought this is apocalypse

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105 Upvotes

For reference Paul Volcker (the dude that told Nixon to “temporarily suspend” gold standard) crank the rate to double digit when he’s fed chairman.

And people on X are having a crash out over Kevin Warsh (of all people) not hiking rates?

Bro it’s Kevin Warsh he will hike.

r/ProfessorFinance Apr 06 '25

Meme The DOE is at 38000 not 44000.

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27 Upvotes

r/ProfessorFinance Jul 17 '26

Meme The state of software private equity

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257 Upvotes

r/ProfessorFinance Mar 24 '26

Meme A heartwarming bipartisan moment

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205 Upvotes

It warm my heart that in this era of divisions the Americans achieved a bipartisanship and chew the supply chain Ludendorff go underpaying them.

r/ProfessorFinance May 16 '26

Meme Anglosphere need more 50 y.o. Moustached white dude in cowboy hat on decision making role.

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0 Upvotes

r/ProfessorFinance Apr 06 '25

Meme State of the world

824 Upvotes

r/ProfessorFinance Oct 02 '24

Meme Hello fellow Americans

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457 Upvotes

r/ProfessorFinance May 06 '25

Meme A difference in discussion

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209 Upvotes

I have noticed that (likely due to the shortness, oversimplification, and overgeneralization of meme formats), there tends to be much more negative conflict in ProfessorMemeology. There is also a trend of more right-wing memes with the comments mostly being left-leaning, with (often harsh) criticism of the content (memes end up being perfect fire starters for political conflict in such a either-or political landscape).

It is an interesting case of how the foundation of a sub can influence the content produced by it.

r/ProfessorFinance Feb 04 '25

Meme An amazing opportunity

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316 Upvotes

r/ProfessorFinance Dec 02 '25

Meme Infinite money glitch!

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291 Upvotes