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>>1915140

I don't think we need any more threads. No one here is dumb enough to have less than 1000 piv now.

BTC is VCR
ETH is DVD
PIVX is DMT

on stuff like this should i be selling at highs and just re buy on dips? ir just straight up long hold.

>>1915117
What are your qualifications, anon?

Degree?
Internships or research projects?
Skills?

>>1915117
Networking, having a decent resume, displaying confidence in an interview.

1) It's a numbers game. Send out a bunch of resumes online, tailor/tweak each resume so that it fits the job you're applying to. Include a cover letter.

2) Network at meetup groups depending on which industry you're trying to get into. Become a regular and go in there with the intention of making friends. Do not go into the meetup begging for jobs or you will sound like a desperate loser. Put the effort into building a rapport with them. Find their interests and talk with them on the regular. Since they will have a connection with you, they will be more inclined to help you if you casually bring up that you're looking for work.

3) You have to look the part. Look at the people already in the industry/company you're trying to get into and dress EXACTLY like them. Start acting like them, too. Many people underestimate the power of this. You have to look and act like you already belong there, hence they'll be more likely to assume you'll be a good culture fit and you'll get hired.

With all of this said, if you can't find a job in time, create your own llc, and then say on your resume you were employed by it and put your duties on there with a nice title. You'll get extra points for creating your own company and being regarded as a driven entrepreneur.

You need a car that is 4 doors, newer than 2005, and have insurance that covers your customers as well.

Drive grubhub, post-it, amazon flex, etc.... alotta better alternatives for less miles, potentially more money, and no nigs in your car

>>1915119
Is the insurance for customers a huge hike in price?

> What do I need as far as materials?
Do I need something to hold my phone at eye level? A trash bag? Etc.
> Does it cost money to begin with Uber? What's their process for signing up?
> Anything additional?

>>1915129
Not sure if these are big in my city yet. Is the model the same as Uber?

Why

>>1915090
ETH is an overhyped piece of shit.

>>1915118
haha, so easy to spot nocoiners

>>1915067
Can't go to school due to
>crippling anxiety
Fug off

Really once you actually try to do something you think you 'can't possibly do', you'll see how quickly it turns out that you can actually do it
Humans are adaptable, cunt

>>1915083
well, fine, i just don't want to go to school for programming, or accounting.

I want to work, make money, and start a business, but I don't want to do this at Subway or McDonalds.

>>1915096
What sort of business might you want to do?
What is it that actually interests you?
You have a very decent amount of money to play with so you have more than a few options

was $350 up on MUSIC the other day and didn't sell because i'm new, i cucked myself and lost like $200.

chin up /biz/ bro

>>1914954
Ive done what you did a good 10 times but at even higher amounts amounts and I think Ive finally found why I do it. Its just this weird state of mind I get into sometimes when I shouldnt make any bets or moves. So whenever I get into this state of mind I either step away from the computer or just leave the casino. Maybe you should do the same

I bought a $5 scratch off yesterday for fun. I do it about once a year. Won $15. Bought 3 more $5 scratchers. $0. I feel your pain.

Giving money is the laziest and worst form of charity.

95% of your money just goes to administrative and bureaucratic purposes, not to the cause of the charity.

>>1914940
biz loves it since most of them live on charity

If done correctly, it's a great tax reducer

>>1914931
why should it be ? Give me a reason for it.

Probably a long-time loser like Peercoin. Time to sell this.

>>1914931
fuck off shill

I'd say the pet rock, or shrunken voodoo heads, novelty shit like that

>>1914882
Anything related to "green" energy

Mobile game microtransactions

>cant spell league
>thinks stanford is ivy

dont even bother anon

My university (Europe) has a partnership with Stanford. Is it a good school for financial related stuff? (I'm currently in my first year of economics so I still have a lot of time).

>>1914879
You are better off at McDonald's, nigger

>>1914854
People throw the word "banker" around a lot when they are referring to anyone who works for a bank or in asset management. Traditionally, I would consider people who work in investment banking (i.e. people who help companies raise capital by selling their shares via IPOs, private placements, M&A deals, etc.) and people who work in commercial banking (i.e. people who secure financing for companies) to be "bankers." I wouldn't say people who are managing funds are really in the banking industry. In some cases, they work for a bank, but they are in asset management functions, not banking functions. I suppose you could say people who work at the retail level in a bank are technically bankers, but those are low level jobs and nobody is talking about those jobs when they say they want to get into banking.

>>1914929
how do you get into banking?

>"i.e. people who help companies raise capital by selling their shares via IPOs, private placements, M&A deals, etc.)

All of this is essentially sales, I see the need for a lawyer, CPA and salesman but not much else.

Mortgage / Bond sales = commercial banking (i.e. people who secure financing for companies)"

>>1914989
The investment banker is the salesman.

I'm in from below 100 satoshi.

>>1914841
Wow. You're lucky. I just found out about it.
Anyone else's thoughts on this?

>>1914889

Been in it for a few weeks - gone about about 15x since then. Unfortunately only bought fractions of a bitcoin

>>1914826
dump your life savings in the shitcoin of your choice and you are set for life

>>1914826
Sont fucking fall for financial advisor scam. If thosw faggots knew wtf to do with money they wouldnt need yours

>>1914826
Why FA?

>>1914744
I would say pay some ocd accountant to help you with the math and doubke as a secretary??

>>1914744
you're not going to owe taxes on $380/mo

once you get to the point where you owe taxes you just estimate how much you owe quarterly and send that in to the IRS along with the little coupon for estimated taxes.

https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/f1040es.pdf

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>>1914744
now since you went with the LLC you're going to need to also submit the company's share of FICA withholding taxes on top of your own. Look up how to make employer contributions of FICA tax and follow those directions.

Also because of the LLC you're required by law to have workman's comp insurance on yourself. Look into this as you get a couple more clients.

Your LLC and workman's comp protects YOU, but it doesn't protect your clients from you. Most clients are going to want to see that you're insured. Get a contractor's liability policy as soon as you can. A couple million in coverage should be good until you get employees. You may also want to look into getting a business services bond just so you can say you're insured and bonded. Clients do prefer it. Smart clients won't hire you until you get insurance. Your insurance agent can advise about both liability and bond.

Personally I'd forget about the coral propagation project until you're grossing at least $50k and paying yourself at least $24k. Warehouse space is going to cost a lot and you'll almost certainly lose money on that project. It's something to think about when you can afford to throw money away.

You should be writing off a home office and storage space most likely. That way you can deduct vehicle expenses 100%. We can discuss this if you like, or I'd urge you to talk to an accountant about it.

1th for CVM my gentlecolts

first for fuck AUPH

>tfw bought the AMD dip