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when people say smart shit and no one does anything because no one here actually wants to be rich.

we'll call it

kekbet

How to calculate the quotes?

I mean, I don't get it.. do I just walk in and talk to business owners? I heard anonymously from someone that his father's company (which was a legit business) laundered money to avoid outrageous taxes, by buying paintings at auctions and letting them sit them being able to write them off or some shit?

I mean I'm not trying to get into illegal things, what the person buying it is doing doesn't concern me, but it's outrageous how much paintings sell for and I'm trying to wrap my head around things.

>>1775272
>laundered money to avoid outrageous taxes, by buying paintings at auctions and letting them sit them being able to write them off or some shit?
In the US this isn't money laundering, it's a legit business expense in many cases.

taxes are paid when the art is sold, so they didn't avoid anything. There's no law against a business buying assets and writing them off. The sale just has to be declared if or when it happens.

>>1775272
I'm currently in the motions of selling two pieces of art I inherited off my grandad, turns out their full on old master paintings stolen out of some Nazi castle that could literally be priceless, feels good man. Considering quitting car sales and going into art dealing for the ridiculous commissions

>>1775236
Oh yea, USA of course.

>>1775236
Don't risk more than 1-2% of your money on a single trade.

Other than that, it's up to you to find strategies to beat the market.

>>1775305
I'm asking for a broker.

>>1775211
I don't know man, tbqh I think all us small timers are going online with commsec or similar. 19.95 per trade. They also have a pretty good deal we're they'll invest in 6 aussie blue chips for 66 dollars brokerage, minimum 4k investment.
>tfw 45,000th in line for robin hood beta in australia

Commsec is good, easy to set up relatively, good value.

>>1775211
Interactive Brokers are pretty cheap, although they arent an Australian broker.

The big 4 are about as Hebrew as it gets with their fees. Its fine if you have long time horizons but short term trading is detrimental to your account in regards to (((fees)))

>I can't save and invest my money anymore.

19 here, yes you can.

try /r9k/

pussy

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>>1775055
>wants to work in a cubicle

What else do you want champ? Shooting high I see.

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>>1775071
There is literally nothing wrong with working in a cubicle
>work is generally easy compared to physical labor
>Good pay
>Consistent hours
>Get to sit on a desk with your own space
>Can go grab coffee when bored

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>>1775076
>talks as if he knows a lot about cubicle work
>learned from films and dating sims

Dude.

Yeah, society's real fucking comfy. Coasting along is definitely underrated.

you have a comfortable job, beautiful gf, no worries in the world, sounds like you've got everything you need.

i see no problem with this.

>>1775049
It's just who you are. No need to worry about it.

why did you only work there for two weeks?

>>1775041
I also am really good at using camera and equipment but no official work and I purged all of my past YouTube videos.

>>1775045
Anxiety at the time and the other one I just hated it and both I walked out.

>>1775017
Seeing as you are about to graduate, that money is needed for the short term. If you already have a job waiting for you, then invest. If you don't have a job waiting, then you need to keep that money for job searching. Searching for a job is the best way to invest at the moment.

>>1775023
I am graduating with an AA in Computer Information Systems and am thinking about working for a big company like Charter of Spectrum. Start out as an installer or sales representative, and work my way up.

I plan to move to Idaho where it's dirt cheap to live up there. l live in southern California right now, and l absolutely hate it here for every reason imaginable. lf l moved to ldaho relatively soon, l would buy something really cheap, pay it off relatively quickly, and continue living there while l pocket my paycheck every month.

>>1775017
BUY SILVER ALL IN. It will triple or more in the next financial crisis. With trump we are closer than ever.

>>1774984
git gud with microsoft office

>>1774987
I'm already pretty decent at Excel senpai

Try learning sql maybe?

>>1774948
tossed a prution

>>1774948
whatever you do, don't do dropshipping

>>1774948
check out the dropshipping general. seems like the perfect opportunity, as your wife could do the Han-Haggle with the sellers and maybe get good prices & shipped how you wanted instead of just accepting the advertised price.

chinese people are often advertising imported goods on weixin which their friends then share to their friend circle. think about what is needed for your family, your community and in general around your area.

i get the jist from the media that aussie women would be into the 'healthier' side of chinese food like teas, chinese medicinal food like jujube, goji, red beans etc. you'll find that all in aussie cities, but there is opportunity if you look at what chinese, japanese & maybe especially korean and taiwanese (as they've the most in common with western women) put into their health and beauty regimen.

if i were you i'd look into ingredients to add nutrition to smoothies/waters. i live in china and i will do this when i return to my home country. there is a decent list of items which you could sell that are popular in china but not in the UK, so presumably not Aus either. it's for you to find out, but i think you're wife should know where to look.

Found the nigger!

>>1774858
If you have enough iq to get motivated, then nothing is out of your reach. What would you like to do for a living?

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>>1774858
Not really. It's all about who you know after all.

Start schmoozing.

>>1774833
France is basically a 3rd world country. They just don't know it yet, but (((the market))) knows. I would not invest anything in that country at all when it depends on political results.

This is a county in seriously heavy decline with no sign of stopping.

>>1774833
macron will win and he will boost the french economy, so invest in the CAC40
especially tech and pharma stock

>>1774833
Granted I know nothing about forex, I would think that LePen winning would make the euro decrease in value

>>1774826
Save up some more. Then Vanguard Index Fund.

If you actually want to make some money get an FHA loan, put a down payment on a 2-3 family house, pay the mortgage/maintenance with rent, if the house appreciates use a 1033 exchange to move up to a better house.

>>1774830
I have literally 0 income. I wont be able to save up more until i leave uni and get a job. I should note, these are britshekels so its what, 5k in ameribuks? However, it does mean im in the UK so i wont be getting a federal loan.

I had a quick look at vanguard, it says you only need ~$3000 to start an account.

>>1774826
Open up a Roth IRA and put some ETF into it.

>>1774825
>Family run/owned
be prepared for under skilled/no skill management

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>>1774825
>We are an equal opportunity employer
Whitey stay out.

>>1774890
When did /pol/ start coming here