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Only even comes close to working using backtesting, it's worthless for prediction.

I just started learning technical analysis a week ago.
I mean yeah I feel a little educated and I'm sure it may narrow my losing percentage down a bit because I feel like I at least have some sort of concept on how stocks move, but how the fuck am I supposed to see the future with hurr durr "muh patterns"

>>1793027
>>1793046
technical analysis is meme tier

Fundamentals.

McDonald's

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>>1792948
Defense and aerospace companies in general know the value of clean lines and "KISS"

Nike is the GOAT

>>1792779
College.

>>1792779
definitely gold and silver
the little shits didn't even keep up with inflation.

>>1792781
this

>>1792721
Only thing I know about is reaching out to people that have numbers and pages like that and ask them via email or something.

What is the purpose of buying them?

For small business purposes, it has been proven to do almost nothing to have an account full of inactive bots

I too would like to know. I could use them in my plan to become the richest man in the world.

>>1792600
has he ever been not wrong?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S98_eMax9xo

>>1792600
He's a fucking moron.

what am I looking at

New shit coin where 2 cop

about to actually dump my ubiq so if anyone has bittrex wanna agree on a price?

>>1792471
Depends. Do they have the legal right to force entry and seize goods? If not then you can just ignore them.

not if it's not in her house
if you and ur mom dont live in the some place you can not claim it's hers.

>>1792471
>>1792479

This guy is right, don't fall for the private debt collector meme, you don't have to comply to anything they say, just tell them to fuck off.

My company rights off 3K debts like that to customers that don't pay and don't give a shit about debt collectors, going to court would not cover so we don't bother.

Also, if your mom can prove she bought it, they can't seize it.

There's some good research into how very wealthy families keep their wealth for generations in the Jim Rickards book, The Road to Ruin.
He looked at European families that had preserved wealth for hundreds of years, through wars, famines and financial collapses.
The two assets that always prevailed were fine art and gold.
Fine art is often overlooked, but you can buy small, original, Picasso sketches from £500, so its not completely out of reality to own some.

>>1792258
You would be sensible to switch some GBP for gold and enjoy sterling sinking lower. I bought at £700 last year and it's now around £1000. This is more to do with sterling sinking over Brexit fears than for gold rising.

Don't get meme'd by the retarded gold bugs >>1792269 >>1792273.

Gold is a great way to lose money. It doesn't hedge against the dollar. Just look at its performance over the last seven years.

You're also worrying too much any recession. The guy that invested everything in the s&p the day before the 08 crash would be sitting way up right now.

You want something that generates income to smooth over bumps during a recession, such as rental property or a cas business.

>>1792176
Dealerships and automotive-themed restaurants might be interested.

Although, I live in the "hick" state and don't see furniture like this anywhere.

do you know why and how you would get one?

If not, google it you spaz

>>1792167
You have 27 dependents and you're in uni full time. There you go, money back.

>>1792387
They're not going to buy that for a second lad. How many Brummies do you know attend a real uni?

>retail giant

>>1792057
lol and walmart kills another one.

>>1792077
Walmart, and Bass Pro Shop, Cabela's Sportsman Warehouse, ect. That big-box gun store/ outdoor retail segment has gotten extremely crowded the last 8-10 years.

My guess is they made most of their money selling guns, ammo, survival gear to tin-foilers through the Obama years and now that they got their guy into office sales will slow dramatically.

>>1792034
Eventually people will be priced out and will move somewhere else. Also land lords must compete for tenants. Land can be mismanaged to the point where it's a liability to possess it.

in an entirely free market economy, people probably would not bother owning land. renting would be incredibly cheap. People would move from place to place looking for opportunities.

Like what mcdonalds did with fast food, wherever consumers go will have similar housing opportunities at a similar price.

>>1792034
You can make hoarding vast swats of land unprofitable by taxing it, that's the whole point of a land value tax
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Land_value_tax#Economic_effects

>>1792042
>Eventually people will be priced out and will move somewhere else
Today immigration is hard and expensive, it's not the 19th century; if people can't afford their own place they will just live with their parents most likely

>>1792048
Renting would probably be more common but just because owning land would be to expensive for most people... land would still be the ideal investment in a pure free market... it has a fixed supply and is always in demand

>>1792018
Depending on the amount, yes up to 30%

>>1792018

If it was and you were able to do this for one year, I would recommend you go work for Wall Street.

Possible, yes. Just like it's possible to win big in Vegas by doubling down every hand

Thx for your blog post

>>1792017
You'll be lucky with 10k

>>1792031
Dude i'm serious. I'll do anything I can do, Learn everythin I can. I'd really like some help

i made fun of bitcoin

now im a butthurt nocoiner missing out on getting rich

>>1791984
I'm getting fat but I don't really care enough about my life to stop eating so much.

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>>1791984
meme stocks and option trading exhausted me I lost money. now I just buy and hold for dividends