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>>1924484
i already have 232 that i bought at $22 thougg

When all these other companies build on it, ETH will not make any money from that.

>>1924501
They have the financial sense to invest in what is going to be the future. Wtf do you mean it's not going to add anything. Them using it adds value because these are credible companies.

>>1924449

korean whale here

kekekekkek

People shitting themselves, buy the panic

I bought the deeeep!

Hope you do well, anon. If you can get into the rental business, go for it. You can always sell it alter, but passive income is pretty nice.

>>1924402
Thanks anon, going for rental business is my dream but my capital is not big enough right now and I am working oversea from my home country so it is a little bit hard to manage. Definitely one of the safest passive income. I know plenty of people actually financial freedom on 40s because of this.

These are terrible numbers. You shouldn't flip anything unless you can make 20k. Source: am flipper.

>>1924354

Basically gambling

>>1924354
Don't do it. You don't get much in returns

>>1924361
>>1924363

Why? I don't know dick but I like following international politics, thought it would be a decent way to bet on political developments.

>>1924341

The whole point of trades is that you build a network of friends in different trades so you can get your own stuff done cheap/beer

>>1924341
Fucks up your back/knees. No opportunities for creativity. No opportunities to be with smart and rich people.

>>1924341
you don't have a lot of unpaid college debt?

You get to worry about having a job always.

F

What am I looking at I never fell for the crypto meme

>>1924242
Getting jewed by margin trading btc, fucking kek.

>>1924213
a key isn't a promotion. janitors have keys.

what makes you think he wants you to manage the bitch?

>>1924219
He kinda told me so. He's Korean and has a medium accent. It's a new branch an he would be working with our VP to acquire more sales with different companies around the south. Which means he would be leaving maybe once or twice per month. Likewise there are 3 employees and they all pretty much ask me what to do or about orders since I work so closely with my supervisor. Also I pretty much know how to do all of their jobs but you couldn't ask them to do some parts of my job

>>1924237
koreans dont like losing money if you ask him for a 50% raise hes probably just gonna fire you and find someone wholl do it for cheap
make yourself indispensable before asking for a massive raise like that or just slowly take up 50c or so every month or two
unless you dont care about having a job and are willing to gamble on him actually giving you it

>>1924188
kek

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Yep. It's literally mooning as we speak

>was supposed to be used for transcations
>now is essentially something peoplle want
What went wrong

>>1924107
The downside to doing this is that you have to claim a bunch of things as income tax that you wouldn't normally have to, and self-employment taxes which add up.

>>1924107

Better hope you don't get audited.

https://www.fool.com/taxes/2008/09/04/another-reason-not-to-day-trade.aspx


>One Florida couple sought to do exactly that. After making $280,000 in income in 1999 and 2000, they decided to go pro. In 2001, they formed a company and made more than 660 trades over the course of two years. Not surprisingly, they suffered losses during the bear market -- losses they tried to claim as regular business losses.

Not so fast, said the IRS. While hundreds of trades a year might seem like a lot, the IRS didn't think so. It has two tests to determine eligibility: Was the couple's trading activity "substantial"? And were they trying to catch "swings in the daily market movements" in an attempt to profit from these short-term changes?

>For the Florida couple, the Tax Court found that the answer to both questions was no. All of the deductions they wanted to itemize as business losses became capital losses instead, resulting in a tax bill of $98,000.

IRS usually lets that shit sit for a while so they can tack on interest when they bring the hammer down.

On the bright side, you'll have a lot of the memecoin anons going down with you so you wont be alone.

korean whales are waking up!

>>1924082
i have a feel this is going to moon soon

>>1924098
>going to moon
>landing back at earth

Invest in kneepads

>>1924030

>So my mom's starting a Temp Agency

While I'm sure your mom knows what she's doing this really sounds like a business that's teetering on the brink of obsolescence.

>>1924030
Has anyone on /biz/ ever used a temp agency?

might as well hodl

Well has it gone up ? What's the commission at ?

It even has it gone down ?

>>1923880
>Should I do it?

no.

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Go to India and have Pajeet do it for a tenth the cost. Bigger chance he'll fuck your shit up but it might be worth it.

>>1923880
Move to a first world country, get insured and you're done.
Then move back to USA and REEEEEE against Obamacare and Medicaid for assisted leeches

>>1923829
Trick yourself into doing productive shit and never lose your momentum. Also, if you have such mad skills, then

Fail at life

>>1923829
you're just lazy, you don't have mad skills

no it's not

scamcoin

Thats not Litecoin

have you seen the inflation rate at the moment?

it's the most profitable coin to mine for a reason.

Give it a year or so and I might pick up some.

Also, that's a funny way of spelling Litecoin