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>>1807262
That sounds like a solid plan. Just make sure you can spread it out over a long period of time, and also look for ways to generate income through passive means. Rental properties, dividend stocks, online ad revenue, etc. Good luck.

Ebay or porn sites.

you have enough to automate a fuck ton of sites and make mad money

>retire early
>on 400k
>only 150k in investments

You will be pinching every penny and eating rice and beans for every meal. If you ever need a new car, roof, windows, or heating system you will become destitute.

>>1807177
I don't want to be pilled.

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The real bogpill is ethereum

>>1807567
Its Quantum Bucks or bust.

Like it or not it doesn't care.

It will leave without you.

>>1806886
Cmon /biz/, this is a new low

>>1806918
Not if you live in the hollywood hills...

dumb nigger
https://btdig.com/search?q=tai+lopez+67+steps

>>1806883
>Business Analyst
doesnt matter what sector you go to you will be paid roughly the same, OG is only lucrative for engineers

>>1806889
>OG is only lucrative for engineers

And field technician jobs.

>Business analyst

Hey! Hey! The stakeholders in this project want you to change stuff so that your more efficient process doesn't reduce their budgets or staff but they still want you to make their divisions more profitable. Get right on that, okay? :^)

Your entire post shows that you don't love in the real world

The answer to your question is none

>>1806872
Your post shows you live in a little dark box of what you've been told is how life should work

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>>1806853
>cryptocurrencies making taxes impractical
if everyone used bitcoins, and payed for their mining rigs/electricity in bitcoins wouldnt that make the price of bitcoins exponential, leading to hyper inflation?

the costs from it in the next few years will help people be more conservative financially, and move money into and out of a country/region, or hide money from debt collectors

if bitcoins ever start to increase the volitility of the economy because of people avoiding taxes/debts, then bitcoins will in turn be taxed to make up for it, or else corruption would be rampant (think russia in the 90's)

its basically a stock, if a nation used it as an official currency then that nation would be a slave to the rest of the world, its far too volatile to rely on in the long term, its probably a better way to diversify your assets with bitcoins than gold, but in the end its not nearly as liquid as cash p2p, never will be
and people always prefer convenience

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>>1806806

They just make good stock photos that the news uses when there is a recession.

*generic photo of these guys in Wall Street holding their head in disbelief when a recession hits*

Depends on the exchange. Some still do floor trading, but yes, it's phasing out.

>>1806823
I love it how these guys wear the US flag patch on their shoulder. It's like they're on a mission

>>1806794

Wow, I have that button on my computer too!

It's not that simple, most NEETS have more serious issues like mental illness, possibly undiagnosed. These people have always been around, and traditionally they would have ended up living on the streets, but parents today are liberal mollycoddling pussies.

>>1806856
not to mention, in 1st world.. you get NEETbux

It's always a good time to start saving for retirement...

>>1806788
>it seems like the economy is at kind of a high water mark right now and I don't want to lose a bunch of money.

I mean, unless you're going to retire in the next 5 years, you have time on your side and worst case is the economy will rebound and you won't lose any money. Just put it in an IRA and forget about it until you retire. And for the love of god, don't pull it out when the economy tanks thinking you're "saving" your money unless you're about to retire.

>>1806796
So I already have about 3k in the IRA for retirement. Would it be a better idea to hold onto the 7k in cash to make a house downpayment in 5-ish years or is 3k in the IRA enough already?

>>1806717

+14.47% on my PAMM Account, here's my track record:

https://www.darwinex.com/es/product/LLB.3.1/

I made like -30% in a month trading
Stocks, then I quit.. I only traded with $500 though and I'm glad I did, even though i have over 100k in savings.

Where did u learn from?

>>1806738
from a friend who trades for a hedge fund. also self taught from trading on and off for a long time. was doing well but i was in a lot of financial stress from other stuff. starting over pretty much

Bump for a good cause pls.

>>1806716
My friend.....The app store...
There are tons for fake trading apps that let you trade real life stocks with fake money. Good practice with zero losses.
Other than that I would recommend you get familiar with excel. If you don't want to buy Microsoft office you could download the free software called Open office. Exact same shit but free.
So yeah...check out the app store and download open office. All free of charge buddy.....

>>1806716
do you know how to program? that is basically a requirement for quant finance. If you do, you can use zipline to simulate historical performance

https://github.com/quantopian/zipline

>>1806709
For the 1000th time, accounting /=/ bookkeeping.

>>1806709
That's largely what accounting already is. Please stop posting this shitpost.

>>1806709
Even if the computer did almost everything the laws say that you need a CPA to approve them. However does automation decrease job growth? Yes, certainly. On the flip side increased regulation like Dodd or SoX is jokingly referred to as the accounting employment act.

>>1806658
You could be a nonconformist edgy artist, works for Shadman.

>>1806658
Have an eBay shop that you monitor during work hours. Bonus points if you can use your company's stationery or postal system for personal means.

>>1806658
I work as a web developer, but I'm a good idea guy. I improve on successful websites and launch them. I also do high-rate freelance and am finishing up a book on Internet startups.

Just launching a blog or whatever won't take you far. Making money online is about diversifying your streams of income, dumping what doesn't work, maintaining what works.

>>1806630
2/10 troll attempt

2 pitty points for me chuckling at "bought a frame".

Autism

Did you take micro theory your final year?

>>1806616
I'm not sure if it will be a smart investment, but I suppose you have 2 other companies in the field that you could say are somewhat similar: Twitter and Facebook.

If it ends up like Twitter, that isn't necessarily a bad thing, as there was some hype at the beginning for a few days that you could profit from. Being like Facebook makes it a more long-term investment. Either way, it might be worth it to get in at the very beginning. Obviously don't divulge a lot of money into it, but I think regardless, with some quick movements and keeping greed in check, you should be able to make some money from it.

>>1806625
thank you for the advice.

>>1806629
How about you give me the money and I'll invest it for you.

>rshdhhs53babzhfj7gbdbd8fhfhs

>>1806586
>are they memes or do they actually work?
well the important thing to remember is this: you either need them in which case they calm you down or you don't need them and in this case they fuck up your dopamine receptors and brain chemistry permanently and just wind you up.

>>1806586
Retardation is like HIV, yeah there are pills for it but its permanent you just have to deal with your poor life choices now and move on

>business

Kill yourself faggot.