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EDUCATE YOURSELF

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>>1764365

>>1764347
>Seriously, have you ever stopped to think about this?
I've spent decades thinking about it.

you're not digging deep enough yet.
If you look into it you'll find that some businesses are WAY easier to succeed in than others.

there are millions more wealthy carpet cleaning guys than there are people selling retail on the internet. It's WAY easier to succeed by hanging drywall than it is by inventing new technology. You are WAY more likely to get rich with an excavation company than a restaurant. There are far more wealthy lawyers, doctors, and dentists than there are wealthy investors. You're WAY more likely to get rich renting real estate than dropshipping.

How people get rich is readily available data that can easily be found on the internet and numerous government websites. /biz/ doesn't like that information much though.

>There are far more wealthy lawyers, doctors, and dentists than there are wealthy investors.

Akshually, just to be autistically accurate, many wealthy lawyers doctors and dentists are investors, it's just not what made them rich, but it keeps them richer than if they weren't. Its just smart money management.

>>1764359
most wealthy people are also investors, you don't let cash sit around.

what makes doctors, dentists and lawyers rich isn't investment, it's owning or partnering in their own firm. Business ownership.

It's not a coincidence that almost all independently wealthy people own businesses. Investing is just what they do with their money. It certainly makes them MORE rich, but it's not generally the first cause.

Unless we count investing in a business you solely own as investing, which isn't really true.

>>1764227
what program is this, can i use it in online poker?

>>1766166
it's card runners ev, you use it to analyze hands, can't be used to during play, for study only.

>grind micro stakes on Ignition for a couple hours
>make like 20 bucks
>withdrawal funds so I can buy some weeb game

Feels pretty good to be a professional online poker player

>>1764104

10 hours

>>1764104
>overdue
Why? Between the 1980's and the late 2000's was a long gap.

>>1764128
there were recessions in the early 1990s and the early 2000s, you retard

>>1764096
Why?
The business model is marketed to hipsters and wannabes.

It's par for the course nigger.

>>1764122

Hiring isn't good for stock prices

Political media attention [usually] isn't good for stock prices. Remember the x-mad cup issue a few years ago?

>>1764140
It's starbucks, they survived "Race Together" without any bruises, what makes you think hiring a suicide of muslims will hurt?

>>1764015
PLEASE, feel free to add to this. As a society we need to become more authentic, with real dedicated interest and drive

>>1764015
Good suggestions anon. If you want to go to the root of the problem, distraction is really just a lack of seriousness.

A person who is serious will intuitively turn off his phone and not multi task. He doesn't need an app that blocks off
the internet etc.

The techniques are helpful but it is the mindset that needs to be explained, the distraction is just the symptom

>>1764021
first quality post i've ever seen on /biz/

>>1763718
I started last month. And I have a year worth of content ready.
The visitor count of the first month doesn't seem hopeful yet, as I get between 0 and 2 visitors a day, ignoring all the attack bots.
But we'll see how it went over a year.

>>1763768
I would be interested in reading your blog, if it's all right with you.
I've started my blog this week, with a post every day except saturday, and averaged about ten visitors per day.

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>>1763416
Where do ya sign up?

>>1763416
It feels like cheating when all you have in recent memory, and all you're thinking about is, "buy and the market goes up".

Where people fail is the "hold" part of "buy and hold".

>Welll, the market's looking a little overvalued
>Welll, I think it's good to sell before Trump starts a trade war
>Welll, this article on Zerohedge is making me antsy
>Welll, the market dropped 3% this past month

That's where people fuck up. Thinking they'll be "just a little smarter" and get 15% a year, but ending up with 0%.

Oh yeah and
>>1763427
https://www.bogleheads.org/wiki/Getting_started

>>1763349
Ive been waiting for a correction for the last 3 years. I have about $30,000 in the bank.

I invested my money into the s&p over 1 year ago.

>>1763349
Yes, but only because it's better than sitting in cash waiting for a stock correction. I'd be quick to sell if things look like they're going south though.

An equal-weighted SP500 fund would be better, the boys at the top are extremely overbought right now.

>>1763309
well slavery exists actually. just google modern day slavery. it's just nobody wants a nigger as a slave when they can have a nice little white girl.

>>1763316
Yep this. Lots of slaves everywhere, you just don't see it in the open. And they are cheaper than any time in history.

It's disgusting

>>1763309
you are a government created debt wage slave you fucking idiot

>>1762874
kys

Salaryman here

I love coming to work early
gives me at least one hour of peace and quiet and I get to leave earlier as well

No drawbacks

>>1762877
Fuck that's the best feeling.

I may be wagecucking (entry level financial), but man does it feel great to show up to the office when only the hard workers are there shooting the shit over coffee while getting a head start.

Plus looking at the groggy faces of the people who don't know how to control themselves enough to get a full 7.5 hors of sleep that come in ""on-time""

Bump for a thread that isn't
>muh criptocurrency

>>1762785
The study backing up that headline is a survey of 2000 14/15 year olds UK. The "conservative" questions were mostly about tattoos, piercings etc. I would wait until 2020 or so until you start making assumptions about what Gen Z is going to be like. By then, we should have a fairly clear sense of how the Trump presidency and the various nationalist/cultural identity movements across the west are going to play out.

>>1762836
>By then, we should have a fairly clear sense of how the Trump presidency and the various nationalist/cultural identity movements across the west are going to play out.
That's a good point, these are all new movements so we still need to see how they will be recepted
However, it looks to me the trend is clearly in that direction, so perhaps there would be a way to capitalizing on that?

>>1761311
>would this be something you would find useful
no

>pay money for?
fuck no

I wouldn't even pay for an employee.
If you are a socially inept engineer, then you sit in the back cubicle and do computational analysis all day.

Important social skill advice: realizing that social skills matter less than leverage in most situations. See also 'the position of fuck you'. Doesn't matter what kind of weird power games coworkers are playing if you have thousands in savings and standing job offers. In that case, you can just respond to drama and power plays by escalating as much as you want, riding it out, and leaving to make money elsewhere if things go south.

>>1761311
Useful: yes. You could potentially get lots of readers.

Pay for: I'd say no. But you could just put advertisements on your site

Do people really buy bs like that. Fucking, tigers, cars and over priced trinkets. Unless you're a multi billionaire making even more billions yearly and this stuff is pocket change to you. It's realy dumb "What did I tell you Tony! De flash won't last"

When I realized that the harder I worked the better my luck got.

Guess I'm just a lucky guy.

>>1759631
>that getting rich is mostly luck?

To a lazy unmotivated NEET, it seems like luck. But to those who put in the long hours, hard work and reap the rewards of success, its not "luck".

>>1759623
falling for the volitility meme

>>1759624
What's to fall for? The crash is coming.

>>1759677
This is what I am reading for over three years now.