Archived threads in /biz/ - Business & Finance - 5676. page

Stealing your list, and uh, you don't need to read these to trade shitcoins
following the big boys is the way:https://www.tradingview.com/chat/#bitcoin

PEPE CASH rarepepewallet.c0m

>>1942299
>>1938562

It does work, the bulk of profits are derived from sign up offers and once they dry up you may aswell give up. So if you live in UK or somewhere with similar access to bm's you can probably make £1k.

The risk is price moves, voided bets that arent voided on the other and human error.

To a professional sports better new accounts are worth much more that what you could possibly make arbing though.

>>1942259
never post this image again.

What industry does the company serve? How large is it? Is it in a growth stage?

>>1942265
Jack of all trades construction firm active in some EU and African countries. They say they're trying to expand

Note: I'm not really qualified to assess whether they're doing "good" or "bad". I'm just wondering whether the 20% discount they give warrants (mathematically?) to forego some of the usual caution.

It basically comes down to "do you expect the company to perform more than 20% worse than the stock market in general over the next 5 years"

Assuming they won't be that shitty, and assuming that you'd dump your excess money into various stocks or stock-based funds anyway, and assuming you don't have any problems with the 5-year wait, then the discount is like them giving you free money. I think the discount trumps diversification.

>>1942206
oops, forgot to mention I add $650/month to my acc.
so the profits without additional deposits is more like...
Date: 2017-1-10
Total: $1300.00
Date: 2017-2-10
Total: $2600.00
Date: 2017-3-10
Total: $3900.00
Date: 2017-4-10
Total: $5200.00
Date: 2017-5-10
Total: $6500.00
Date: 2017-6-10
Total: $7800.00
Date: 2017-7-10
Total: $9100.00
Date: 2017-8-10
Total: $10400.00
Date: 2017-9-10
Total: $11700.00
Date: 2017-10-10
Total: $13000.00
Date: 2017-11-10
Total: $14300.00
Date: 2017-12-10
Total: $15600.00

Is the liquidity comparable to futures or forex? I might want to try this.

>>1942206
>day-trading cryptocurrency
>putting all your eggs in one basket repeatedly over and over again

No thanks. Buy something with a solid roadmap and hold.

>>1942192

Don't fuck up

>>1942192
Dont buy apple.

>>1942192
tell me how you got the job

>>1942149
>anti ETH fud since ICO
>Ethereum is a massive success on the verge to replace already obsolete BTC
>"russian scam coin lol cope"
top

kek

>>1942155
>on the verge
Your mom on mine :D

>>1942149
Youre right. Everyone sell. I dont want to buy your cheap coins

are there even any non shady ones outside 3rd world countries? biggest risk is doxxing yourself to some shit company before they shut your acct down

>>1941750
>>1941761
you gentlemen might be interested in Shift. A card that connects to your coinbase account.

Here's the article on Coinbase website
https://support.coinbase.com/customer/en/portal/articles/2228646-the-shift-card

>>1941750
>>1941761

yes I use a shift debit card for almost all of my purchases

300% interest so far since last year

>>1941734
>story please?

And no, I tend to get along with everybody.

We need more context, OP.

>>1941734

Yeah, needs context.

I wasn't the one solely responsible for the firing in my case, but they hired this really attractive young guy. He seemed to think he could get away with saying sexually harassing things to all the women at the workplace because they were all attracted to him. He was asking the busty girls if their backs hurt and talking about his sister in really awkward ways - it was like /b/ went to /fit/ and then got a job. There was other shit going on, too - he tried to claim an accident he had at home on worker's compensation by faking the same injury at work the next day, but he got his dates mixed up.

Another wasn't fired, but she was definitely not a good fit for ANY workplace - she got the job and then immediately started trying to get pregnant with her boyfriend after going full-time. She also tried to quit smoking during this time, and even though she was a new hire, she started bossing everyone around while doing hardly any work, citing quitting smoking as the source of her bitchiness and getting really catty with the other girls.

She still works there. I quit for greener pastures yesterday.

>>1941662
>guaranteed 20%
If you mean the odds are actually 100%, then you should allocate the entirety of your portfolio. That beats index funds by over 100%.
If you mean it's risky but you're confident in it, it depends on how risky it is and how risk-tolerant you are.

>>1941662
Do you see anything else "guaranteeing" a 20% return on investment?

If you do, then split your investment. But realistically, nothing guarantees that high of a return, so if you're absolutely 100% confident in that guarantee and the legality of your venture, then you should be investing 100% of your money in that venture because no alternative guarantees a return even close.

However, to play Devil's advocate here, what makes you think that you're the one to unlock the secret to guaranteed 20% gains on your investment? How does that realistically happen?

>>1941672
I consider it a 98-99% chance of getting the full return and 1-2% chance of losing some percentage up to 5-10% in the event of some crazy circumstance but a 0% chance of losing the whole thing.

My question here is: What are the expected returns for "stocks", "bonds", etc. and what percentage would you recommend allocating into them? Because this investment might require me to act kind of quickly.

I consider myself risk-tolerant, at least enough that I've gambled in crypto a lot before, so I think I can handle risk. Note this is not at all crypto-related though in any way.

>>1941678
My hesitation was because I was thinking I could possibly try more risky investments, like the kind talked about on this board, to get an even higher return. Should I be settling for 20-23% a year when I might be able to make that much in a day or week trying to trade crypto or on the stock market?

I am assured in the legality of this venture but I think the reason less people invest in it is because it requires you to not touch your money for a while. It's not a CD, but lacks liquidity similarly to a CD for a minimum of 12 months and I could do more if I like it.
It is true I will not need this money though but I am hesitant and that is why I have come here to ask.

What allocation of portfolio would you recommend allocating to what level of risk and potential returns? Keeping in mind I want an aggressive portfolio as I am young.

When did you realize that hedonism and nihilism are entirely different schools of thought?

When did you realize that in the real world and in game theory that purely selfish actors are eliminated after purely selfless actors?

When did you realize that greed fucks up a lot of profitable endeavors by overreach?

When did you, learn punctuation

File: big_guy_eating.jpg (34KB, 420x315px) Image search: [Google]

34KB, 420x315px

>>1941545
All things in moderation.

I don't need to "learn" your personal opinion.

Only if you're a hot chick and will suck my dick whenever I ask.

>>1941505
im a male virgin with lips

>>1941450
wow that sounds really shit

>>1941350
Buy NMM.

None i lost like 2k on btc because its just to goddam volatile I'm just rolling the dice on ETH and going long

File: nmm.png (35KB, 1133x454px) Image search: [Google]

35KB, 1133x454px

>>1941351

This NMM? I don't think anything with an HQ in Greece is going back up anytime soon...

heres a list of pro bono lawyers in AZ

http://apps.americanbar.org/legalservices/probono/directory/arizona.html

>>1941197
You should post this on Reddit, they love this type of thing.

Thanks guys! Will try both

>>1941167
Yes. You will have KNAWLIDGE

>>1941167
fuck no

what the fuck kind of question is that you fucking yogourt

>>1941169
No memes necessary. Just answer the question or fuck off.
>>1941170
Why?

>>1941159
>Find a fairly unsaturated niche (you can do this by browsing hot products on Amazon)

If the products are popular, doesn't that imply that the niche is competitive?

Do you just look at best selling products on Amazon or what?

>>1941163
I use other methods too for finding niches (it's really easy once you start trying them out), but Amazon hot products is a good place to start.

To know if a niche is saturated or not, use a keyword tool. I'd recommend you some but I don't think that's allowed, so just Google around. Keyword tools let you see how often people search something per month and how much competition (other websites using the same keyword) is out there. Using those numbers, you want to shoot for maximum searches while still maintaining lower competition.

For example, "how to body build" could be extremely saturated, but "how to body build for men" could be much less saturated, and also a lot more targeted. (not sure if these are actually saturated or not, just an example).

>>1941173
Interesting stuff. I guess those are those "long tail" keywords I keep hearing about.

Do people really search for such specific things? I suppose they must otherwise it would be an ineffective method. I'm looking into SEO at the moment for my dropshipping site. Interesting stuff.