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Poorfag works on his own car
>Hahaha too fucking poor to pay a shop to do it

Richfag works on his car
>Wow! What a hard-working down-to-earth guy who isn't afraid to get his hands dirty

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Is there anything objectively wrong with committing white collar crime?

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Okay so I went into business with my Dad earlier this year. I wanted to split the business on a 50/50 basis. The initial investment was only like 2 grand. The ROI will be over 100% when we start to see profit. He doesn't want to put any money into the company at all, hes a cheap fuck and its starting to piss me off. He literally doesn't do anything for the company and now wants to crowdfund for money so he doesn't lose more. I do 100% of the work, he is suppose to be covering all costs. He is paying the bare minimum and I have to fucking make sure that we are a low cost business so he can shut the fuck up. I seriously regret bringing him in on this.

How do I buy him out or bring his share down to only 30% of the company? I don't care if he has half the decision making, I just don't want to make him money off his 50% when he wouldn't even invest in the company.

TLDR; started company with my dad, 50/50 basis, want to cut him out or bring him down to 30/70. i do all the work and he is suppose to fund it but hes a cheap fuck and won't even pay for advertising, also tries to make decisions with no real knowledge of our niche.

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So 2.5 years ago I went on this board and asked for the best degrees to make money. Someone here told me to go for a degree in maths and then become a maths PhD, in order to work for large banks as a "quant" and rake in a lot of money. He also told me that if I had to ask here, I probably wouldn't be smart enough for it.

Now here we are, I actually study math in university, I'm in my second year now and things are going well. Lately I've been talking to some professors about the banking industry (jokingly, not to give off the impression that I'm a greedy bastard) and they all seem to be of the opinion that the finance world is a joke, and these people know hardly anything about math.

I also went to some career events at banks and everyone basically acted like quants are second class citizens on wall street, everyone referred to them as the "nerds" making mathematical models. From the way they talked about quants, it seemed as if quants don't see the big picture and make less money and get less respect than other bankers.

Is there anyone in the finance industry who can shed some light on becoming a quant as a career path? I'm still considering it, it's as if the closer I get to it, the shittier it actually seems.

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I need help with this chart /biz/. Without knowing what it is do you think now is a good time to invest? Is this asset in a bubble?

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Or technology business degrees in general
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https://ethereumclassic.github.io/

>Chat room logs between ETH devs and Crypto exchanges discussing the DAO hack rollbacks
https://www.reddit.com/r/ethereum/comments/4om0wl/the_exchanges_are_against_a_roll_back_hard_fork/

TL;DR
>One of the flaws of ethereum was exposed because they started implementing shit and getting people to put money into a DAO dapp before properly testing to make sure the dapp code was secure
>All the ETH invested got stolen BECAUSE THE CODERS WERE DUMB. ETHEREUM WORKED AS INTENDED

>People buy ETH based on some vague buzzwords / FOMO memes
>Developers doing stupid shit
>Developers fixing their fuckups by showing off their centralization powers

>mfw EVEN IF it gets to the moon, that could change in a heartbeat
>>changelog
>>released an update to stop SILKROAD13 from being able to withdraw money

I do not understand how people can have confidence in ETH when its developers themselves sold a good chunk of their own in favour of bitcoin, justifying it as "sound financial planning"

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what are the possible short and long term returns on investment?

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Guess where it is???

If you wish I will help you to startup here? There is many reasons to be here. Cheers.

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Your ideas on how second proposed decision regarding bitcoin ETF would affect cryptomarket?
Would it once again dip-a-hell and then within a single day recover to the previous mark?

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As someone who has kept an eye on crypto since 2009 I have never really seen any attempt to address the realities of it and how it cannot translate to standard markets and practices.

By it's very nature it has set out to obfuscate itself and facilitate nefarious practices from gambling to the drug trade pretty much exclusively.

It seeks to hide money from governments, undermine long standing institutions, and treat all who approach it as potential "bag holders". One could argue that the alt currencies are just part of the larger ponzi scheme that is bitcoin.

No work is done, no value is created, no physical asset exist.

Security is never certain and often compromised. The idea of encryption and hiding things from governments is laughable at best as the means and methods for defeating them are most certainly in the hands of the powers that be.

Most of all the pure toxicity of the community and the discourse that occurs on any of the exchanges along with the belief that they are immune from an eventual crackdown on their practices.

Where you see opportunity and legitimacy every normie I have had personal discourse with and attempted to explain it to see's rooms full of criminals conspiring to do harm.

How do you address these things and move on.

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Why would you ever hire someone with a degree in "Business Administration" ?

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Debt consolidation question.

I have $18000 in Credit card debt from a previous marriage and a dog surgery.
my credit is about 580-600, I cant get a loan to consolidate my debt, because of my credit, but if i WAS able to get the loan my credit would jump to 750 after I paid off my credit cards and the loan would only hurt me about 20 points, incredible net gain.

Anyone know a good way to do this? I know I can pay off my debts over the course of a year, but it would be far easier if I did it with a loan.

Trump for your time.

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bye, bye, Monero