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bump, or do we only talk about meme coins?

>>1821491
God pleas let oil stay above $50 a barrel so all of my friends and family dont hang themselves...

>>1821419

you wanna sell marketing schemes when you can't even market yourself?

>>1821431
Tradition once was: Sell the product, not yourself.
Lew Wasserman said it's all about your clients.

>>1821382
To the movie theater to watch a Nick Cage movie, because you're a delusional freak.

what a lovely board

>>1821377

1) buy failing but undervalued company
2) liquidate assets
3) turn profit
4) rinse and repeat

>>1821409
so what would employees of such a business do? Scope out failing companies?

>>1821409
This is incorrect.


A BDC is basically like a venture capital firm but invests in smaller companies through equity, debt, and mezzanine financing. They're also publically traded unlike VC firms so they give ordinary investors access to the market.

>>1821256
stop shilling your product REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

>>1821256
>For personal security reasons

like what reasons queer?

>>1821256
Testing

>>1821138

of course everyone is gonna look the other way when you start counterfeiting enough us dollars to cripple a whole country.

>>1821273

The plan was to counterfeit the ISIS money, not us banknotes.

>>1821275

well the isis coins are now geneva bullion and the caliphate's official currency is the USD.

Anecdotally, it always seemed like the most successful crowdfunding projects just used the service for advertising and then used the noteriarty to pursue additional debt/equity investment.


I can't think of any that are reasonably successful, however.

>>1821106
>I can't think of any that are reasonably successful, however.
This. Beyond the campaign itself, theres not much more success for these projects.

But as for the money they make on the crowdfunding platform, I still see some huge numbers pop up, every week theres something new making an ass load of cash.

>>1821050
This is accelerated faster on a loss. Your collateral quickly becomes a margin call on a reasonable dip.

Most large scale brokers only let you margin with 'stable' assets.

>>1821050
Depends what the asset is. What are you asking about specifically outside of ETH or BTC?

>>1821070
My experience with it is longing ETH using ETH as margin. I don't know what else you could do it with

>>1821046
>I don't forsee how it could become defunct because if so, the world would collapse into tribalism.

why?
everything will be automatized, even our erotic practices.

>>1821046
Automation is an overrated trend, especially in finance. It is a trend and will shape our future, but not to the extent people believe.
It is humans miscalculate prices, overreact and are biased. If you take out the human factor you reduce profit opportunities.
Algorithms will only be profitable on the long run if there are only a few of them. More algorithms means more competetion and more competition means less profit.
Another big factor is that every overcomplicated system is condemned to failure. History proved this countless times.

>>1821046
Automation will maintain its top meme status for as long as interest rates are artificially held low by a fed trying to postpone the next big market bust. Low interest rates means low cost of capital means big IT spend on every kind of automation possible to replace OpEx with capex. This can't go on forever, interest rates will rise but property values will tank when that happens. We're fucked the end is near so yeah buy guns and ammo

>>hedge fund investing
Lol, rolling my eyes, meng

>>1821032
What this guy >>1821038 said
Real estate is a good idea, you can make moves in real estate no matter the market. Depending on your financial situation, going to college for a business major relating to real estate might be a good idea because getting investors/loans will be easier. If not just keep your credit good so you can pull mortgages and loans for whatever you plan on doing in real estate. As for software engineering, you wont want a fulltime job in that as well as real estate shit. Trust me it wont work out. I also plan on doing shit in real estate, mainly fix and flip type shit as well as juggling rental properties. Then again I am in a perfect position to do that as my parents are doing it (they already got enough money for their retirement by doing it) and I know 2 people who can help me source investors and properties. I just gotta wait to get my realtors license (makes things easier for me) and I am golden. Sorry for the mess of a post but I hope it helped.

Develop the cure for aging and sell it for 1 klu klux klan each.
I think one million dollars is a fair price for immortality

>>1820951
> They make millions a year
> They invest it, not buy GTRs and stupid shit
> They retire at 25

or

> They spend the $30k a year they make
> They have next to no life skills
> They work retail getting a 'floor manager' position because they 'managed' their own company for years

The ones that earn enough should be saving money for when they retire. There are YouTubers that earn a years wage every month. So lets assume their carreer lasts tree years they should be prepared for it to end.

Most YouTubers earn the bare minimum though. And I guess they could also switch to regular media. Or do something that they became known for. Journalists, game reviewers, hair stylists, fashion magazine, tv presenter, rapper. But I'm pretty sure a lot of them aren't prepared for such a switch.

I mean, I love to watch the videos of Lowko about Starcraft 2. But considering that seems to be all he does he has little added value in other fields, assuming he doesn't have a degree. At best he could become a community manager for Blizzard. Or a hamburger flipper at McDonalds.

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>>1820951
>They right now live

>>1820899
enough to hire a private army, take over a country, and name yourself king.

>>1820899
You remain in the class you were born in

>>1820899

You're better off using military skill and power to take over a small African or South AMerican country.

get a real broker

if $10 transaction costs prohibit you from investing, you're not investing

everything good is otc

>SGBY
>PURA

should I pull out of cnab? with trump news stock will plummet

Bumping as I'd like to know as well

>>1820556
Double major in, firstly, whatever you want to actually do at your job (finance, accounting, etc.) and, secondly, in whatever language is the primary spoken language of whatever country you'd like to work in. After that, just be good enough to get the job (easier said than done for the vast majority of you).

non competes are almost never enforced by the courts.

The reason these are considered jokes is that they essentially make it so that you can't even work any job for half a year to as many as seven years after leaving.

The only time people are actually sued is when a competing company head hunts an employee with the intentions of using their knowledge of their current employer for their own benefit.

The courts really don't play nice with non compete cases unless it was proven that you used their resources or something you acquired while working to use against them.

>>1820564
>non competes are almost never enforced by the courts.

I mostly figure as much. Really I'm worried if I make a successful website or app, like something that I can turn around and sell for thousands of dollars could all get yanked out from under me. Or worse sued after the fact.

My thing right now is I don't really make software they would want, ie. a porn site. But I'd like to set my sights higher.

>>1820751
>Really I'm worried if I make a successful website or app, like something that I can turn around and sell for thousands of dollars could all get yanked out from under me. Or worse sued after the fact.
Just make sure you do all of your personal work on your own personal time with your own equipment

Really, all companies want to do is to make sure you don't make something great at work and quit right before it's finished to start your own business, or to make sure you don't give a competing company their secret sauce.