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>>1817581

Here are some recommended books about the stock market and about investing:

"The Only Investment Guide You'll Ever Need" by Andrew Tobias
"The Money Game" by Adam Smith
"One Up on Wall Street" and "Beating the Street" by Peter Lynch
"Stocks for the Long Run" Jeremy Siegel
"Irrational Exuberance" Robert Shiller
"Common Sense on Mutual Funds" John Bogle
"Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits" by Philip Fisher
"The Essays of Warren Buffett"
"The Black Swan" Nassim Taleb
"The Intelligent Investor" by Benjamin Graham is a great book but possibly a little intimidating for your first read.

>>1817753
How about when it comes down to actually buying the stocks and doing investments? I'll make sure to inform myself first before actually putting any money in

>>1817824

What about it?

Check to see if you're eligible to open an IRA (you probably are). If so open an IRA with your money. If not, open a plain old investment account with someone like TDAmeritrade (or Fidelity or Schwab or ...)

If you're a beginner, don't pick individual stocks, pick a general stock mutual fund. Hell, pick a low-cost S&P 500 fund. Put yer money in.

Check whether your company has a 401k (or 403b, etc.) If so, continue to invest via that. If not, max out your IRA. When maxed out for the year, use the regular old investement account.

>>1817564
Is that picture how you feel, Op?

Do the "dumb people" disrespect you?

Do women even see how thoughtful and what a kind old soul you are?

>>1817569
>2017
>defending normie shits
>on 4chan of all places

Does this make you feel accepted? Shitting on your fellow autists?

bump for interest.

as i was reading this i thought you were going to say that they were at least really cheap.

also ive never had a problem opening a business bank account with my home address?

There are multiple reasons to go to a coworking space. You're self employed and only want to pay for a desk rather than a whole office. You don't want to sign a 10 year lease on office space. It is cheaper than a normal office.

Most of the employees in the company I work for work out of a dedicated area in a coworking space. Walled office with a few people per office. I'm fully remote.

Some remote workers have kids so they rent a cheap space to get away. Or they aren't productive at home for lack of will power or something. Either way, coworking spaces are huge bsns right now. Google wework, they're killing it.

While a good idea in theory in practice these places are inhabited mostly byt the same people who go to a cereal bar and pay $5 for a bowl of Cornflakes

>>1817385
Golem GNT is currently at the same price as ICO and they are shortly releasing their first iteration called Brass (i'm guessing it will be brass, bronze, silver, gold) its a distributed computing token designed to do things like graphics rendering.

>>1817402
>Golem GNT

That looks pretty good, thanks.

I'm interested in relaunch coins myself. If devs stay on it they usually get a big jump within a year's time or so and they are usually at the lowest entry price possible. I'm currently looking at xmine.

>>1817355
Is that all of the savings you have? If so, keep at least half of that in a savings account as an emergency fund.

>>1817358
Nah; that's on top of my savings, what was meant to go for tuition fees

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pls

i have lots of capital and was just thinking of buying something already made off flippa.com

dont do flippa, try to actually build something yourself first. You'll learn a fuck ton even if you fail. most flippa shit is scams anyway. Don't cheat yourself out of knowledge gains just because you have money to burn, trust the process

fgt

>>1817301
Credit unions tend to be a little more liberal giving members lines of credit, etc. Wells Fargo has a track record of maliciousness by opening accounts for you without your permission. Get a card, charge a few items to it, and then pay it off at the end of every month. Do this for a year and then apply for another card or another line of credit i.e. car loan, personal loan, etc.

Not OP but if I've got a credit card I've had for like 7 years and use all the time, and another card I've had for about 5 years but never ever used or even activated the PIN (just signed up because my bank kept shilling it every time I talked to them).

If I cancel the second card that I never use, would it negatively affect my credit rating? I assume the card hasn't positively impacted my rating since I've never used it. I want to sign up for a different type of card with better benefits and I want more of my max credit potential to be available for that card, which I why I want to cancel it.

My grandparents invested in real estate instead of the stock market or anything else. They will be liquidating everything this Summer when my Grandma retires. Total market value of their properties is about $2.2M. Total they put into the 5 homes? $190K. Gotta love baby boomer privilege. Basically everything has been easy for them. Could get about any job with on the job training. Now you need a college degree to be a supervisor at McDonald's. Could buy a house at 19 years old with hardly any job history or debt to income ratio bullshit. They were getting brand new Mustangs at 16 while we get 20 year old Civics and Corollas. I bought a house for $140K 7 years ago and it's still only worth $155K.

>>1817127
> $140k house
You have flyover state privilege

Sometimes you need $5/month for a VPS.

>>1816993
that's 60 a year

They want to be paid to work full-time on it, ditching a job, for this to become their income, finishing it faster than doing it in their free time otherwise.

>>1816862
Seriously

>>1816862

Are cex.io c-cex yobit or tuxexchange affected?

Muh buttcoins are totally secure and can't be stolen !!!!!!!!

>>1816611
Yup.

Wife bitches all the time. Makes $9 ina office.

"Bu-but you get man-pay."

You would too if you got off your ass and swung a hammer... the fuck.

Women are whats wrong with the western world. Pretty much any problem you see can usually be traced back to women.

Immigration, feminism, unemployment etc etc.

>>1816611

What enrages me the most is that if you carefully examine the workforce, pay, risk, spending, etc

You find that women not only earn more than men but reap a majority of the spending.

The 73 cents thing is beyond retarded.

not quite yet, tonight/tomorrow it will tho

>>1816591
Please do explain how you fucktards make sense of comparing the value of an abstract unit of currency to the value by weight of a physical commodity.

Fucking retards. Just dump your coins you don't deserve them.

How many troy ounces is one bitcoin?

>>1816583
If you live by an unoccupied forest weed wouldn't be so bad if you know the right people.

Capitalism is about selling a brand backed by famous people, not about quality products or innovation.

The only geniuses that actually innovate are like the 0.1% of population (John Carmack, Satoshi Nakamoto etc)

>>1816547
So if i get a deal with a company to make bullion coins, get a few local celebs and a few atheletes to back it, i could profit some?

Through random connections i know some fairly famous people. One does direct to sci-fi movies if that counts. One owns some major tv stations. 4 are professional athelets. Etc...

Friend of mine just got a marketing degree.

If i push it could i get a few bucks over spot price?

>>1816491
That makes a lot of sense to me. As far as I know, the only thing to know is when to get the fuck out and watch everyone else get fucked.

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>>1816540
Good goy, keep rowing.

>>1816551
i'm not disputing we are in due for a new monetary system and new reserve currency.

but it's ridiculous to even entertain the notion bitcoin is a contender.