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>>1841202
Sell some random piece of furniture you own on CL

>>1841202
Rob a couple of people at knifepoint or get sucking. The choice is yours.

>>1841202
>without having to degrade myself in a sexual manner?

It's only degrading if you think it is. Sometimes you have to make some hard choices in life anon, and this might be one of them. Remember after the first one, only 99 left to go.

Catch me if you can. Practically the same movie.

>>1841074
Seen it, amazing movie

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>>1841072
The original 'Wall street' is a classic.

Did the ETF decision happen already or something?

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bitcoiners on suicide watch.. its over lads.. better buy a noose with your bitcoins

>>1840046
No just people trying to get ahead of "selling the news" would be my bet, their loss though. Even if the etf is rejected btc will dip and then come back up again

>>1839520

I'm technically competent, but socially incompetent. I think my boss wants to get rid of me because he just doesn't like my personality. But unfortunately for him I'm good enough at my job that he cant just get rid of me.

But one mistake and I think I'm a goner.

So yeah, I can relate.

>>1839520
no

>>1839520
Not until the machines take over.

They already got automated haul trucks tho so i dunno.

Maybe i can get a job babysitting them.

Did it with forklists 10 years ago.

Built a remote controled mower already.

Meh, they cant automate everything and i work harder than everyone around me. Not worried.

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im mroe rich than you

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>>1839498
How do you think shifting trends in e-commerce, affiliate marketing, and online advertising will change in the next 5 years? It seems that the Internet's economy essentially is optimized around free content and pay per click ads regardless of any products actually sold. Will this ubiquitous business model persist or will Web 3.0 feature drastically different online economics?

>>1839507
I'm not debating that. You should share what you've discovered as long as it doesn't threaten your livelihood.

>>1839526
How will I think it will change? That is too open ended and I'm not sure if you only sell ebooks or whatever. Think about selling an actual service that requires a human's hand to complete like carpentry, hvac repair, and rental companies.

To answer your question about the free model, every single bit of my businesses give something for free. Give before you take. Show value (knowledge, expertise), BEFORE you ask them for value (money, referals)

I did AH

>>1839154
>buying stock for a firm who doesn't make any bit of money and is constantly incurring operating losses
>buying stock for a firm whose management said "we don't make money and will likely never operate profitably"

Nigger please.

>http://www.businessinsider.com/snapchat-lost-514-million-in-2016-warns-it-may-never-be-profitable-2017-2

Pump and dump whales

>>1837324

You can't beat the market without algorithms,

>>1837324
stick to your day job kiddo

>>1837325
Your statement is only half right.

You can't beat the market.

>>1837023

Well before this system came into play, women were pretty much powerless. They had few opportunities in the workforce so for the most part they had to be wives, and hoped for a good man who would earn enough or more than enough to take care of the family, and hopefully not just desert them one day cause then they would be totally fucked.

But it's 2017 and the playing field isn't just equal, women often get in advantage in my book.

Ultimately what's going to happen is less and less people will marry. In 100 years we may not even have marriage anymore.

But the word's out, men who enter a golddigging marriage only have themselves to blame.

>>1837023
you use your brain and deal your very own marriage contract to avoid tragedy on unexpected outcomes like her brealing the coop and splitting your child life

or you dont andshitpost

>>1837033
>>1837309

>implying living with a girl for a year will not be considered common law marriage.

>implying girls or even prostitutes will not try to get pregnant in hopes of trapping you with child support.

There will be "marriage" one way or another, even if they change the name.

Those are the right questions to ask before you start a marble business.

>>1837006
Do you know the answer to the questions?

Um I would think slab....I have tile granite counters and they're great and just as functional but most people want slabs..

Are these like the Bogdanovs of /biz/

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Their exchange Gemini trades Ethereum and bitcoin.

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>>1832937
no, the world is not run by twins, stop asking.

>>1842399
wow OP great technical analysis

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>>1842401
Thanks I have fat fingers for a stylus. That's the basic gestalt tho

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So the market goes up, AND down?

It's meh

>>1841461
Multi's are a good way of using your sport knowledge to try make some cash without risking a lot of money.

i made 2,500 on Leicester city winning the premier league from $10 and i only wish i had of put down $50 or $100 but it would have been hard to convince me to do so back then it was quite a fairy tail.

>>1841461
No.

>99% can't beat the bookie because they have no idea how bets are priced, they are trying to figure out which teams wins (totally wrong approach)
>bookies are you using the same tricks casinos use (user friendly live-betting, fast changes of odds), all of this to make you bet more money
>if you are the 1% who is winning it is just a matter of time until the bookie limits your stakes
>you can now keep winning with other bookies or new accounts but they will keep limit you (all of them!)

You can't win on the long run so your best approach would be winning high fast, which means high stakes and high risks.
Not worth it.

USA

Truck Driver

Made ~$68K last year before taxes.

Started driving in May 2015.

ETH holder

200k$/year

300women/year

I'm looking for work.

Pretty much a super genius.

Anyone have a job they need done?

anti-fragile: things that gain from disorder
deep work
influence: the psychology of persuasion

>>1839669
>deep work
several titles, which one?

We live in a gig economy now. The dream of a secure well-paying job for a lifetime is dying with the baby boomers.

>>1837710
>>>/pol/

rephrase your question.

trolling and baiting goes on >>>/pol/