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How is a bitcoin ETF going to work? Can someone explain how it will be structured etc? Thanks

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http://www.afr.com/markets/equity-markets/asx-ends-week-lower-on-tumbling-metal-prices-20170224-gukeww

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I won't get into to much detail

> Air Force Veteran
> Arrested shortly after for LSD (2nd Degree felony Intent to distribute)
> Sentenced to Drug Court (no jail)
> Decided to go to College
> Senior in College
> Looking for Internship
If i go to a job fair and get someone interested in me will they do a background check on their interns?

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So, when net neutrality gets ruined later this year, how much more do you think small businesses will have to pay for decent speeds?

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Guys. I lied on my resume to get a marketing job. Because I desperately needed an income and didn't want to work manual labor.

Now i'm sitting in a private office at my desk and have been pretending to know what i'm doing for six months.

Ive been calling clients and setting up meetings and just LARPn like I know about the property and casualty insurance claims adjusting biz.

Its been going well actually. They have me make up marketing info blurbs that I just make in PowerPoint and paint.

Does anyone know about real marketing?

I'm afraid they are going to catch on to me soon.

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Make this /biz/ related.

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/CCG/ - Cryptocurrency General - PBOC running out of ammunition??!

-- Margin Trading BTC --
https://www.bitmex.com

-- Where to buy BTC--
coinbase, kraken, local bitcoins, paxful, or some random guy on street

-- Altcoin Exchanges --
poloniex, bittrex, yobit

--Bitcoin Wall Observer Thread--
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=178336.0

--WhalePool Livestream--
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IScI8WUdj9g

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Why is everyone with any form of authority in the work sector always so infatuated with busy work? I left the military precisely because I was sick to death of wasting hours upon hours with pretending to look busy for the sake of appearances and then I get into the civilian work sector and it's the exact same bullshit at every fucking job.

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>Feb 1
>be living in apartment with roommate
>rent is due at the first of every month
>paid rent for February
>$469 for the both of us, we both pay online
>couple days later, my roommate's bank is charged (nothing out of the ordinary), but my money is still in my account and I haven't been charged
>it's been a month
>The site we do our payments through for our rent apparently cancelled my payment for some strange reason (I had the money to pay for it) and despite this, my leasing office seemingly got my money anyways (our bill balance is $0.00, we didn't get an eviction notice because I 'haven't paid my half of the rent', they didn't notify us of anything like "oops we forgot to take from your bank sorry")
>check my bank account to see if I at least made a transaction
>bank says I never made a transaction at all
>today
>money still sitting in my account, haven't touched it at all
>leasing office got paid with phantom cash
>March rent is the same as all the other ones

tl;dr: even though I paid my half of the rent, the money for it is still sitting in my account. My bank thinks I never made a transaction like that for this month but my leasing office still received my 'money' anyways. It's been nearly a month.

What do?

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Here is my proposition. We members of /biz/ should all team up together and go pitch to investment banks like Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan and Deutsche Bank on purchasing CREDIT DEFAULT SWAPS on student loans. We may be laughed at and rejected individually if we approach these banks, thats why I believe our strength in numbers could pull this off. Sure, we may be millions of dollars in debt for a few years, lose friendships, breakup families, but in the end, I can ASSURE you that we will all be BILLIONAIRES once the student loan market collapses eventually.

Now, who's with me?

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Would investing in Nintendo right before they launch the switch be a wise idea?

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So how did Goldmann become the best?
>make the most profits
>have the best reputation
>have alumni in top positions of government all over the world and in the best countries

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So I'm self-employed and last year I finally hit over 100k (profit not revenue).

I know that's not much in the grand scheme of things, but I'm frankly just stupefied at the money that's coming into my account.

I was grinding it out for like 25-30k a year annually before I got here. What happened was I switched from looking for freelance work on job boards and positioned myself as a digital agency that manages entire sales funnels for clients. I started doing PPC ads for the first time ever.

When I switched to this model, everything changed just about overnight. Client acquisition got easier. I started working direct with clients as opposed to agencies and larger freelancers who give you a fraction of what they're billing out to their clients. I began offering "results" and "complete campaign management" instead of just saying "I can build you a website/app/ebook, etc."

Not only am I finding clients who are willing to pay more, I'm wasting much less time on marketing because instead of actively contacting people, but I just run ads that bring them to me.

2017 has been, in short, a breakthrough for my business.

The thing is, I'm not even making a huge amount compared to what a lot of people make. But I'm still having a hard time even processing the cash that's coming in. What the hell do I even do with 10k a month, after expenses? Based on my modest ambitions (never wanted a lambo, big house, multi-times a year vacations, etc) it pretty much feels like unlimited money. Like I could never really spend it all.

Has anybody else ever had this feeling when breaking into 6 figure income? Like a feeling of just having all the money you could need and not knowing what to do with it?

It's just weird because when I was younger I always used fantasize about making millions, and think that that was making it. Here I am making a little over 100k and it feels like I have all the money in the world. Like I've "made it"

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>Put 2500$ into stock that pays dividend for 20+ years
>setup DRIP and have 100% of dividend payments go toward purchasing stock at whatever price the company says in their DRIP plan
>wait 10 years
>be worth 800k+, assuming 50%+ taxes (aka this is a lowball)
>take newfound wealth
>put 25k-all net worth toward stock that pays dividend for last 20+ years
>setup DRIP with 99% of dividends going into stock repurchase
>wait 10 years
>be george soros

When did you learn that all you need is patience to become rich and college is just a meme?

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Blue horseshoe loves Anacott steel

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Is the student loan crisis/collapse actually going to happen?