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Go all in on AMRS.
It will go to 2.00 by end of summer.

And stop stressing dude. I lose and gain literally 1000+ every day.
Be happy you're playing with little money.

Go panhandle on the street, its a very good way to make money.

>>1773544
What makes you say that though?

>>1773449

Democrats tried multiple times to pass educational and infrastructure bills to help these people but republicans kept shooting them down.

Why do people vote against their economic interests? Since the 60's republicans have used the Southern Strategy to good effect. Basically, they play on social issues to get people to vote against their economic interests. Bob in West Virginia doesn't know much about international trade, the tax code, or renewable energy. He hears his local GOP candidate rallying against those damn immigrants and Muslims and ignores the fact that tax cuts for the wealthy aren't going to help get his job back.

>>1773449
>Why isn't there widespread political and business backing for providing free education and retraining for displaced workers in America

pajeets are cheaper

>>1773469
Republicans tried multiple times to pass educational and infrastructure bills to help these people but democrats kept shooting them down.

Why do people vote against their economic interests? Since the 60's democrats have used the Californian Strategy to good effect. Basically, they play on social issues to get people to vote against their economic interests. Juan in Los Angeles doesn't know much about international trade, the tax code, or renewable energy. He hears his local Dem candidate rallying against those damn privileged white men and Republicans and ignores the fact thatmore welfare for illegal aliens and lazy bums aren't going to help get the outsourced companies back.

If you're actually willing to bust ass for 7 years, someone has already detailed the plan.

https://www.biggerpockets.com/7years

Let me know how it goes

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>>1773412
Good luck son

>>1773412
>I NEED TO BUY HOOKERS
Does anyone know of any good alternatives to backpages these days?

>>1773399
Defense contractors should see orders going up. Oil prices will go up because of instability.

I'd recommend buying LMT, NOC, and HII. Short Boeing because of its civilian deals with the Iranian government, or just don't invest in it at all.

Invest in Oil ETFs like UWTI, but avoid individual oil companies, especially those drilling in Iran (I think BP has a contract).

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>>1773399
Substantiate your claims.

>>1773495
http://www.foxbusiness.com/politics/2017/02/03/u-s-announces-new-iran-related-sanctions.html

https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/827478751931924480

https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/827119326880813056

https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/827118012784373760

At the very least, you should be buying UWTI. Even if Trump doesn't invade Iran, there's still more volatility in global oil markets.

http://www.hoover.org/research/general-jim-mattis-what-should-we-do-about-iran

Mattis doesn't seem to have much liking for Iran. He wants to enforce the deal, but it's clear Iran is breaking the terms of it.

>>1773394
Since I do a lot of family tax returns I prefer just to go with TurboTax. Like any good software package it will walk you through everything.

>>1773394
How many capital gain/loss transactions do you have? How complicated is your tax situation otherwise? Estimate how long it will take you to file by hand and decide if saving that time is worth $92. Also, search online for TurboTax coupon codes or see if your bank or brokerage offers a TurboTax discount. I think I get 20% off through Fidelity.

>>1773622
this year a single espp sale
still have to file a full 1040 with schedule d because of it

>>1773316
Isn't it funny how they never made any real money?
What's the point of being an economist if you don't make millions?

>>1773328
Economists help the world, my friend. They aren't in it to make money.

>>1773331
So why the hell are you posting this on /biz/ ?
We're only gonna make fun of them for their incompetence to apply what they learned in real life and make money.

Oh no, no lettuce or broccoli? How will I survive without lettuce and broccoli?

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>>1773296
>no salad
>famine
Mfw

I live in Scotland.

We dont have vegetables here. As long as we have square sausage we will be fine

>>1773238
>makes $2,640 per month
>only has $400 at the end

You have 10 seconds to extrapolate how you spend $2,240 Dollars per month.

>>1773238
are you me?

>>1773238
Damn I want 2640 a month.. I'd be so happy. I have 4k saved up working part time for 8.50/hr.

>>1773210
I'm not sure what your point is. A wooden spoon costs a few dollars, but wood is close to free.

>>1773342
It's kinda funny though I guess.

Kinda like if I said I'll trade a percentage of your real money for half its value in fake money and people actually bought it.

no different than saving money on condom by telling the woman a fake name and giving her a fake number and ditching after you nut deep inside of her to create a child that you will never know but she will be burdened with but will spread your pseudoseed for generations to come unless she gets an abortion which is murder

because a lot of people have guessed that 1k is the ceiling because it's a nice round number

>>1773196
I actually find that comment to be very true

its only going up boys, weak hands are off the train, time for the real investors to ride the moonship

rephrase the question

>>1773147
you can retire about 5 minutes after starting a business that employs 1 person.

not coincidentally, this is how almost all early retirees do it.

or do you think people get rich investing?
kek

>>1773147
Anything above inflation.
Growth is just a hedge against inflation. You retire by being frugal and not buying shit you don't need.

>>1773135
>I work at target and live pretty comfortably
the only difference between you and other poor people is how you choose to spend your meager earnings.

they could just as well ask why you're happy being poor, at least they don't like it. Anyways, the real problem is they realize they don't make shit so there's no point in trying to save.

you on the other hand probably operate under the mistaken assumption that a poor faggot might save his way out of poverty. Which isn't true but you'll understand that in another 20 years. Then you'll be one of the people you complain about.

>>1773138
If someone can blow through their paycheck on worthless shit instead of saving it, they can make ends meet and invest in their future. This is hands down a better option than just throwing your money away.

>>1773138
>the mistaken assumption that a poor faggot might save his way out of poverty

I know many people that could easily, 100% save their way out of poverty with just the slightest effort. I was describing them in my original post, one of them exactly. He literally has my same job and same apartment, but lives in hellish squalor while I live in comfort with a good bit of money saved up.

He blows his paycheck, gets continuously into debts of money and favor, and the cycle repeats like so many others.

I really think that simply saving your money is seriously underrated for the average man.

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>>1773134
99% I was the one who posted here on around December telling people to buy..
I have almost 36k ICN :D

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heeheehee not too rich now are you frogman?

>>1773134
the price will go only up. Expecting it to hit 1$ very soon, and 10$ this year.

Cool, ill check it out

>>1773105
Good pick up OP! I've been following this gold trend line as well. I've also noticed bitcoin is following it as well! I'd expect this reach 200 again.

>>1773105
Curious as to how i buy into this?

>>1773086
1. find your search bar, it's probably either on your web browser or up your stinking ass.

2. type in "online card processing services."

3. read a few of the results.

>>1773091
thanks anon, none of them work in my shit tier country

>>1773101
ah, my bad then.

so you live in a country where nobody takes credit cards? Because any processor for business probably offers online services by now.

I live in the US and my biz gets 3 or 4 calls A DAY from card processing companies trying to get me to sign up with them.