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TaaS

>>1927925
I was going to, but they are only at ~2% of their cap in a week so I'm going to wait until the end of the ICO and then re-evaluate.

>>1927928
They are selling 101,000,000 tokens, thats why the cap is so high, but the developers expect around 6k btc (I asked them) which is good actually because the rest of the tokens is going to be burned, that alone shoul be enough to give a premium to the price

>>1927899
Sounds like it all depends upon how many days of the month you can lend them out. The business lives or dies on this.

>>1927903
my exit strategy would be to sell the car.
but you're entirely right. Id need to price it right to meet the supply demand ratio.

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I've seen a McLaren on there before.

I don't think you're going to able to rent it out 20 days a month. That might be a good thing though, you should be aiming to make the payment and maybe a bit extra. This way people wont be putting a crazy amount of miles on the car, causing it to drop in value like crazy.

Considering this you might want to limit the daily miles and charge like a buck every mile they go over.

Research how often the Gallardo needs maintenance, because that's really fucking expensive. Most of these cars need an engine or transmission rebuild every x miles (30k, top of my mind), and that's the kind of service that'll set you back a few grand.

Also consider logistics, at a $400 price point people will expect free delivery and pickup. If you can't do it yourself that's one more cost to put into the calculation.

I'm not sure if Turo has the audience you're targeting either.

I dunno, but he's a badass for going after Herbalife, no matter how it went.

>>1927824
Well I don't know him but his name literally means 'peasant' so that should tell you there

>>1928041
Bill means peasant?

>what is intent to commit insider trading / securities fraud

Buy kneepads op

>>1927826
oh wow ive never seen that before, let me get my fucking stone tablet and chisel to remember this new joke. Also,

C-R-Y-P-T-O C-U-R-R-E-N-N-C-Y

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Via will pump soon. Give it a day or two.

>liberal arts degree
>writes like a fogt

Try again sweetie
you dropped out of your AA

>>1927779
>Thinks finance classes teach how to trade stocks or help at all
>MFW so did I, and now I have a worthless finance degree

>>1927790
>Implying I care about using proper grammar on 4chan

>>1927640

1000% increase because you bought 400k, I ain't buying your shitcoin bag

>>1927680

its getting added to bittrex, if any of you spend around 10 bucks,

if it went to 1 sat you would make 10 thousand dollars.

this is your guardian angel speaking.

thats all.

if 5-10 bucks is to much for you for 10k bucks than ok

>>1927690

>This page (http://allsafetoken.com/) is currently offline. However, because the site uses Cloudflare's Always Online™ technology you can continue to surf a snapshot of the site

Bump, same

>>1927627
In all honesty, crpyto is a really good place to start. The fees are low. There are no minimum balances. You can get your feet wet without getting hurt too bad.

Just don't be an idiot. Don't get sucked into mania. Have an exit plan for when the trades go bad.

Taleb's books are some of the best, but they won't teach you how to trade. No book can. You have to get your hands dirt and learn.

The most important aspect of trading is position sizing and risk management. Look up the Kelly Formula. If you ignore this you will face the 'risk of ruin' at some point, even if you make some initial good trades.

>>1927642
Also, never listen to advice from people on 4chan, forums, or trollboxes. You gotta do this on your own. People listen to advice because they don't want to bear up under their failures. You have to take responsibility for your own mistakes, or you won't learn. Plus, others will lead you astray and cause confusion.

>work in factory
Found your problem

>>1927625
If you aren't going to contribute to the thread (as much as I expected this)

don't waste your time or mine by replying. Thanks

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>>1927619
>Is there any field where you aren't just a piece of meat for the corporate overlords and loyalty actually means something

I left my job for the same reason man and I want to tell you otherwise but no, there isn't. Unless you're high up and even then. Your accompanying image sums up exactly how I felt for a long time.
I suppose I'm a NEET as this board loves tossing that term around but I left when I seriously felt like my life was slipping through my hands.
I am pursuing entrepreneurship and because my interest has always revolved around it: design + architecture and I am a lot happier in my pursuit.
Fuck everyone @ my old job. They were all bought into corporate slavery from the top down.

>>1927601
i always go in for the dip, but then realize the dip isnt as dippy as I thought when i dipped in

>>1927606
double dip

>>1927606
Lil dispter

>It looks like a typical shitcoin scam.
ding ding ding

>>1927591
The key to detecting scams:

If it looks like a scam, it's probably a scam.

Let's break this down further, with compounding interest they're promising a ROI of over 200% per month, 480000% per year, on the lowest tier. If you deposited $1000 you'd have $4.8 million at year's end. This is far too good to be true, its on the level of emails with African princes promising you $10000 if you just send them $100.

What do you want to do in life? If your plan is to work at a grocery store your entire life, and you live and were born in a first world country then you are fucking retarded.

>>1927359
Move back with you parents. Eat minimun, dont waste money on stupid shit like alcohol or clothes. Every month invest entire earning into 1 stock. Next month pick another stock to invest that months paycheck. Do this for 10 months. The comeing months spread income over the 10 stocks.

Do not buy penny stocks
Do not buy stocks that arent makeing profit
Do not buy shitty stocks that you think will skyrocket

Buy decent stocks that are trending
Read politics

>>1927372
Does this work?

>cloud staking
So they hold your coins? What's to prevent them from robbing you blind?

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>>1927321

dude thats what i thought, ive been watching since beginning of march,

just bought at pic related.

I never thought people would do this, but lol the price says other wise it seems to be catching on.

people keep their coins on exchanges right?

why not literally make interest off your coins if youre going to keep them anywhere but your own usb stick/computer right?

Reading up on this now, the dividend feature is appealing.

Do some googling. Industrial engineers are pretty in demand in the US. As an entry level process engineer you'll make 60-70k and while you're on the line for a decent amount of annoying day to day or weekly bullshit, you'll get a lot of experience and be able to leave that behind when you move up. Big companies like Ford or Dow tend to be compartmentalized and while you'll get sweet perks and cash, you'll get less experienced than at a smaller place like an auto supplier where you have to wear a lot of hats and get responsibility from the get go.

Try to be a process engineer for a tier 1 or tier 2 auto supplier for mechanical.

t. Industrial engineer

>>1927662
tier 2 pays garbage.

work at a tier 1 plant and our production engineers start off at like 40-50k.

I've heard one got started at 37k.

>>1927675
Just depends I guess, there are a lot of companies where you'll get shafted. I started at a specialty tier 2 and got 65k + 7.5k moving bonus out of college

That would be bullshit if you did. Only if you cash out I believe.

Yes, of course you do. Barter transactions are taxable.

>>1927251
It's not bullshit. It prevents a very obvious method of tax evasion.

>>1927224

>not going all in on aeternity

welp

>>1927229
I accidentally hit an extra 0 when putting the transaction amount

Should have gone all in on TaaS dude...