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If you want to buy weed just find a dealer

>>1835717
lol buying DNP off internet and I didn't buy enough.

>>1835713
localbitcoins

Look into manufactured home communities, usually they're around $200 a month.

>>1835710
Look into broker work. If you have any sort of ambition or drive to make money. Then get into freight brokering. It doesn't require a college education, nor does it require lots of experience. If you apply at a brokerage just feign some sliver of past experience in the industry and they will surely call you. You can generally work from home. Its 100% commission based. Which sounds perfect for a previous NEET cuck. So as long as you work your ass off and learn how to sell better than the average faggot you could be pulling in 3k USD a week. Don't expect much if you're a lazy faggot fuck though. NEETS usually are.

>>1835710
Learn a trade at a union or how to use machines/cranes/wtv and man the fuck up.

bump, interested as well

>>1835700
interested if anyone has any suggestions not just aimed at retail traders wanting to 'test' a bunch of TA indicators

i.e. no meta trader, ninja trader/whatever nonsense....

reviews/experiences of good open source platforms would be nice, especially anything built with python

>>1835700
Bump

why do you like food so much fatty

depends on a lot of factors such as location and such,
especially in cities it's usually super fuckin competitive so not very profitable then.
The niche product can definitely be the factor that makes it profitable and by specializing in a specific product
you could get lower costs for inventory/production. If it's some new/very unique food then go for it.

>>1835715
jap.

>>1835696
everyone on this board LOVES food.

>>1835685
A friend of mine lost a lot of money with his restaurant. He didn't avoid common pitfalls:

- Fixed Costs.
His fixed costs were too-damn-high.jpg.
Whether rent or loans or material costs.

- Employees.
He paid average loans but simply had too
many employees hired.

- Meals.
He had too much on the menu - ~50 meals
and drinks (softdrinks, juices, milk, beer,
liquor). Therefore he had to buy much more
ingredients than necessary.
In addition the meals were not balanced - i.e.
nearly everything had other fixings. Also the
ingredients were too expensive (goose instead
of chicken, green cabbage instead of
potatoes).

- Location.
The location was not that bad but most of his
potential customers were not interested in his
menu. They were mostly students so cheap
snacks like fries, burgers, cheese balls,
pizza would have been a good choice.

>>1835652
Use them and feel gud

>>1835652
>take pictures of them with timestamp and a username
>use VPN and try to sell them on kids on fb and on steroids forums for super cheap
>tell them to pay you in btc, explain them how to get in to it
>never send them and just continue luring in new idiots with the same pictues

I just turned your mistake into a business opportunity.

>>1835659
I guess but this is kind of niggery desu

I have seen some mentioned this code, but dosnt seem to work when i paste it into the mist wallet console:
toAddress = "my adress";
requestAddress = "contract";
valueWithdrawn = web3.toWei(1, "ether");
amtGas = 100000;
myInstance.execute(toAddress, valueWithdrawn, "", { from: requestAddress, gas: amtGas } );

try myetherwallet

cuck

>>1835868
Thanks! Before i can acces the contract it says i need some ABI / JSON interface, do u know how i can get that info from my Mist wallet?

>>1835569
You gotta know people or get lucky to "get in"

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>>1835569

"Just sort yourself out"

What kind of gift did you go with?

Are you gonna talk about private stuff first or straight to business?

>>1835561
???

>>1835566
the thing is... I dont know! His secretary told me he wants to know me, know my role, etc.
He is doing 1:1 with everybody since he got in office. But I'm just an analyst who is fresh out uni in a 3rd world country and he is in fuckign dubai. I'm just scared

>>1835536
you sure have a loose definition of crashing anon

literally every coin is down by roughly the same percentage, normal market behavior

>>1835536
The biggest problem with a premature mass adoption is scaling, in my opinion. We would get the same problem with transaction fees as Bitcoin has today. The switch to POS should improve scaling, but I think there will be a year before that happens.

The implementation of sharding will massively improve the situation, but my guess is that that will take yet another year.

The only short term hope we have then is for the Raiden network?

>>1835541
nigga how do u know all of this

We can't really agree on anything beyond basic math. Literally anything you say will be both lauded and abhorred. Regular posters come from very different backgrounds (NEETs vs trust fund babies), locations (Europe vs America), want to invest in very different markets (forex, crypto, stock, real estate, precious metals), have very different expectations and risk profiles...

Economics and investing are not hard sciences. There are no absolute truths, just a lot of partisan shilling from every side.

>>1835605

Well put anon. I lurk mostly for anons that correct retards and learn from them. Nobody agress on shit

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>>1835514

I had an idea once...

I took a few hours and wrote up a sticky, it covered the common questions of biz and helped people get started. I encouraged editing so it could get improved into being a knowledgeable and accurate guide for noobs to get started.

It fell into obscurity and the mods never adopted it.

>>1835502

It's not.

It's illegal you idiot.

>>1835507
And yet it happens all the time. FBI said it's up 50% in 2015.

>>1835510

Don't worry, Trump's gonna make the FBI great again

Yes, of course. I've quit a thousand times, I just can't stay quit.

Ray Kroc didn't discover Mcdonalds (and thereby begin one of the most significant cultural revolutions ever -- in some ways good, in some ways bad) until he was 53.

Perhaps the reason your software side business didn't pan out wasn't because there was no demand, but because your understanding of market research was weak, and when you realize the importance of that, you'll realize how to do it right next time.

>>1835406
Don't go where the competition is fierce.

VR is the next frontier, if you don't have the resources or man power to compete, you'll get left behind.

If you can write software, go for the niche markets were there's only one or two options being offered. Study the competition, see where you can improve then start selling that feature.

It's easier to stand out in a 3 way race versus a marathon.

The hope is that one is successful before failure drives one to suicide.

>>1835363
What are your skills and passions? What niches do you know (not necessarily be good at)?

>>1835365
I'm fairly good at a lot of things, but I studied cameras and have won awards for my commercials. The problem is, I have yet to find a job that pays more than $45k a year. And, starting my own production company hasn't worked in the last 5 years I've tried.

I have interests in hydroponics, automotive, editing and 2D visual effects, pretty much anything travel and culture, writing, and I'm currently helping my girlfriend start a fashion company. I pretty much just do her graphic work and she is currently making tech packets and samples. Oh, and I'm studying game coding. But I would in no way consider that a skill yet.

I can read Japanese but not speak it. I simply want to make money, put my family in a house, and work towards a retirement at this point. Willing to invest what I have in order to propel myself into a better career/future.

>>1835404
Have you tried being a freelance TV camera operator yet? They make good money

>>1835328
So if multiply diversification by 2 results in roughly half of the risk being lost, @ 5120 stock you have a .09375% chance of losing money

New investing strategy

>>1835345

Something docent seem right here.

It might be my autism, but it docent click.

>>1835349
I might have fucked up some math somewhere

Pretty sure nobody gives a fuck right now.

if you're too poor for health insurance you are likely too poor to be audited.

NEVER lie about things that are double-reported to the IRS because you will be automatically caught by the computers. No audit required.

Things that are double-reported (reported by both the payor and payee) include wages and salary, withholding, interest, dividends, 1099B, 1099MISC, health insurance, 1099G, property and local taxes, mortgage interest,