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last digit decides

>>1810649
gimmi the dubs plzzz

>>1810649
Zero

i cant afford a share of amazon.
We should all pool our cash and start a group investment.
you, me and another 8 people put in $85 each.

>>1810589
believe it or not this is traded like penny stocks for some people

>>1810589
People who aren't poor like you.

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>>1810549

>>1810549
still trading sideways since 2013, elon

>>1810549

BASED

>>1810511
>Video editor in this day and age

You need to know it all, filming, 3d effects, 3d modeling, photoshop, lightning, photography to land a decent job if you dont have big contacts.

>>1810585
Good thing i know how to do a few of those things already. Im gonna have to learn some more about the other stuff but i can definitely do it. I dont have big contacts in the slightest so imma have to go try hard, that's why i said i can do people's youtube videos or make some of my own.

While you're studying, try to catch freelance gigs, you'll learn way more from that expirience than on your shitty degree

>>1810093
You can be a dishwasher/busboy. If you didnt have the degree they would demand 8 years experience + certifications. This fucking "economy"

>>1810093
If it's not for some kind of trade or apprenticeship it's a waste of your fucking time and you should just get a four year degree.

It really depends. Some degrees, especially ones that supplement industries that don't always require degrees, like IT and trade jobs are very useful, especially if they provide something else alongside the degree to supplement your resume, like an internship. Not all are useful though, there's a lot of useless ones, like majoring in Brewing or Criminal Justice with an associates.

>>1810000
The FE is nice on a resume. No one will look at you with under a 3.0, once you get in the door somewhere you have more options and time to figure things out.

You don't need the FE and you don't need to become a PE, though they won't hurt. You might even want to avoid it for legal reasons, as you and your stamp take on the responsibility.

An engineering degree is a great gateway anywhere. Engineers are respected and sought after in almost every field. I've been through two successful tech startups and we all had varying engineering degrees. Finding something you enjoy doing is more important than the money, and personality and passion will take you where you want to go.

Get through school with above a 3.0 and never stop learning.


My path was an ME degree straight to the gap for 8.50 an hour. Then to data entry, SQL, a buyout, unemployed elite athlete and a tech startup to buyout to chief security officer.

>>1810161
Alright, thanks
>Get through school with above a 3.0 and never stop learning.
I guess that's all I can do at this stage, I was feeling paralyzed after imagining all the options/LACK of options.

>My path was an ME degree straight to the gap for 8.50 an hour. Then to data entry, SQL, a buyout, unemployed elite athlete and a tech startup to buyout to chief security officer.
You have a colorful story! That's what I want, honestly. I was worried engineering would get me drawing plans for architects and MEs the rest of my life. If anything, I just want it as a start. I would love nothing more than to one day tell someone about my time in five different industries. That's your story, the story of my grandfather, and my father.

I could just be a weirdo, my sister tells me that, but the unemployement horror stories are making me and everyone I know anxious about doing, well, anything.

What is the course load like for an EE degree? I am almost 30 and thinking of going back to school (I never finished)....most of my AA credits will not transfer, so I would be at least 33 or 34 by the time I finish.

I have my own business but I do not want to do this for very much longer. I could work part time and earn enough to pay expenses while doing online school. I haven't taken a math class in 10 years......

>>1809855
bitcoin

aaaand /thread

>>1809857
eyy but how?

>>1809857
i dont have $100 jimbo, how am i supposed to buy bitcoin with like $20?

I'm not interested in acquiring billions, just a tidy couple million. That barely qualifies as a fortune over the lifetime of an average American white or asian male, though I will probably amass it around age thirty before retiring to live off of savings and dividends.
I deal in vanilla equities, a field that most institutions have turned over to automatons because they deem it too simple to rig. I have an IQ of 152, and I spend hours daily reading both qualitative and quantitative information to produce predictive models that are marginally more accurate than those created by amateurs or by computer programs of contemporary sophistication. I pocket that margin.
I don't like to trade in misery (though I don't mind trading in stupidity). That will cost me a lot of money, but I will still have more than enough left over to live quite comfortably.

>>1809710

If you could give one piece of advice what would it be?

How about a book recommendation?

>>1810024
The Intelligent Investor by Ben Graham. It's ostensibly about buy and hold investing, but if you can apply it to trading you'll do well.
Don't buy things that don't have long-term value, even if you intend on selling them immediately.

>>1809621
>0% APR for at least a year
>can pay off as little or as much as you want till then
>gives financial leeway
>get tiny amount of reward shekels
>proves your trustworthy to the powers that be

Useful tool. Just don't do it for the good goy points like a faggot.

>>1809627
Other than good goy points or an emergency, is there really a difference than using just a debit?

>>1809657
2-10% cheaper purchases.

Polytech Holding AG
Their Fundamentals are more than great

Beowulf mining

Deutsche Bank

>>1808857
use an independent middle man backed by a bank/government

>>1808857
Also, escrow.

whats the item out of curiosity. and you could always just test someone by just having them purchase 1 at a time and build trust on from that I mean 1k is and isn't a lot of money just depends who you deal with

>>1808213
guerilla gumballing is where it's at. put your machines wherever you want. fuck the man.

>>1808291
lol can i do that? should i buy a couple cheapy's and used a bike lock to secure them to a telephone pole or something?

>>1808213

I dunno bro, I have the gumball business is in its death throes. All vending business is now either snacks or some fancy shit where the vending machine gives you a blowjob or cooks a 5-star steak on the spot.

>>1812307
you should try r9k

>>1812307
Look for another job, ask a bit more pay with reference to your current one. Run hamster, run!

>>1812319

Probably what I'm going to have to do. I may bluff and turn in my resignation since we have one person in the department who just resigned and one that will be out for 3 months on sick leave. The loss of a third person will be crippling and is the strongest leverage I have.

Gets passed on to your family, children or relatives.

>>1811507
Not in America at least. Everything the dead person owned is drained in an estate auction, given to the debtors, and then that's that.

>>1811510
>debtors
*debtees

How did you learn to build them?
In addition possibly contact a recruiter.

>>1811438

uDemy/Codecademy
and then I met a guy at a local machine shop who took me in as an intern to help him build some projects. but he's GARBAGE at maintaining deadlines and project scope and doesn't target clients that can actually pay a decent price for web development work.

You can find someone that can sell and split the profits with them.