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>tfw you realize that 4chan is the real thing holding you back from success

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Which one will make me more money in general? UCSB inbound.

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someone else look at these with me

I THINK Dogecoin is about to shoot the fuck up

also

madman is a fucking jew

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How do I stay productive when working from home?

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Hi /biz/, I've just finished an economics degree in a top European university and I'm stuck on a highly important doubt. I don't currently know in which area I would like to focus my professional career. Finance and accounting are so fucking boring to spend a whole life working on it, so I think any statical subject is much more exciting. But I'm not so sure about focusing on big data cause many people advise me that it's a meme, what do u think?

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Why is no one talking about this?

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New and Improved OP Edition

-- Robinhood FAQs --
- VISIT THE WEBSITE FIRST DAMMIT!! - www.robinhood.com

> How is it free?
"People" invest your settled funds when you're not using them, just like banks.

> It's been X days, why isn't my account verified yet?
Not being approved in 3 days seems to be the new norm. Nevertheless, call/email their support if you've been waiting more than that.

> When is it coming to my country?
The only "plans" are on an Australian and Chinese beta. Neither of which has gained much traction.

> I hit sell when the stock was X.XX, but it actually sold at a lower price, why?
Robinhood graphs are shit and only show you an average, not true real-time prices. To get Bid/Ask prices and important things like candlestick graphs, you should use a more robust platform.

> Where can I get better charting or bid/ask?
Real brokers, like TDAmeritrade's thinkorswim. Otherwise you should be using tradingview.com, stockcharts.com, finviz.com, or a non-pile-of-shit for your graphing in addition to Robinhood.

-- Links --
Premarket Movers:
http://www.nasdaq.com/extended-trading/premarket-mostactive.aspx

Earnings Report Calendar:
https://biz.yahoo.com/research/earncal/today.html

Stickerbitch's calendar of memes and dreams:
https://calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?src=moonmissioncontrol%40gmail.com

Biopharma Catalyst Calendar:
https://biopharmcatalyst.com/

Shitposting chatrooms:
https://discord.gg/5k3sVzC
https://telegram.me/robinhoodgeneral

Pump and Dump Advertising:
https://stocktwits.com

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I see a lot of "what coin should I invest to become rich in seven days (or earlier)" meme threads on here. Have some discipline and don't fall for the bullshit.

If you really want to make money with coins, use a technique called dollar cost averaging. It means investing an equal amount (in dollar terms) at regular intervals. Instead of trying to guess the peaks and the troughs and throw 1k in, throw $100 monthly. This is how you reduce short term risk for long term gains. Hope this helps f a m

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Hello, peaceful refugee /his/poster here.

Is the stock market actually relevant to anything except the stock market? Seems to me that the price of a share has literally nothing to do with the productivity and lucrativity of the company, except that it reflects on the popularity of said company?

Like, the price of a share doesn't influence the actual profits of the company, right? The price of a share is the consequence of the profitability, not the other way around, after all.

Is it just an arbitrary gambling thing, completely disconnected from businesses in practice?

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I'm choosing my modules for my next year of University and I can't decide between "Developments in Banking and Finance" and "Economic History". I think Banking would be more useful, but I'm not great at maths, and Economics sounds more interesting.

Suggestions?

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I have 0.01878984 of BTC on Bittrex. How do I make some profit, only genuine advice please. Also any tips for a beginner crypto trader?

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Previous thread died due to lack of templates. So I will upload some here to post your own memes

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"Europe’s common market exemplifies a situation that is unfavorable to a common currency. It is composed of separate nations, whose residents speak different languages, have different customs, and have far greater loyalty and attachment to their own country than to the common market or to the idea of "Europe." Despite being a free trade area, goods move less freely than in the United States, and so does capital." -Milton Friedman, 1997

Is the Euro a feasible project as it stands right now? Southern Europe and Northern Europe seem too economically divergent right now to have a currency union. Southern Europe is once again on the brink of recession while Northern Europe has relatively healthy economic structure. If the ECB tried to ease money to save the Southern Europeans, it'd push the Northern Euros into accepting higher inflation than they would otherwise want. If they keep things the way they are now, Southern Europe will slip into an inevitable crisis. Portugal's debt crisis is still an issue and on the verge of needing a second bailout with bondholders still nervous about the country's unsound finances. Greece is having issues meeting its bailout targets and Italy is on the verge of a banking collapse that could put Europe into recession.

Is a fiscal union or breakup of the EU inevitable under these conditions? Did anybody consider the negatives of a monetary union in this case? Are there any defenses of the current structure?

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Just lost a ton of money on the Madman thing.

Like half my money.

How do I deal with big stock market losses? Like what the fuck do I do? I'm in the red net-wise since I started trading now.

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You have 10 seconds to give me ONE good reason why you aren't investing in this man.