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>>1763898
Pls kill ourself

>>1763899
Mad because nobody replied to your thread, and now it's archived?

>>1763899
Also we aren't one

>>1763888
I don't have both parent
Or siblings
Or a phone plan
Or a diploma
Or GPA
Or anything really
19 here

>>1763888
My parents are both dead, I feel like they judge me from the grave, though.

>>1763888
>I just don't understand Anon
of course we understand.

we were kicked out or had to pay rent at 18. We didn't do the same to our kids because we hoped they'd go to college and get a degree. A degree that's now worthless because everyone did the same thing.

we understand very well. that doesn't change a thing. When we die your entire generation is going to starve to death from the looks of it.

go to college. to learn to pcode by yourself can be a hard task. it'll probably last longer than a year until you reach a level that's valuable for an employer.

>>1763875
learn html. takes maybe 1-3 months to know enough to make fancy WordPress sites for technologically illiterate businesses.

the catch: you'll have to actually contact people for their business - can't do this if youre an autist

>>1763878
>>1763882
time to go to community college, I suppose

plz help

FLOWER STALL for valentines weekend.

>>1763831
Make a Yobit account, and buy KUBO.


It's only at 1 sat right now, and will for sure go up to atleast 10 sats by March.

You could sell at 100% profit and exit with your $16,000, or do as you so choose.

It literally costs 0.00000001 BTC, so it only needs to move to 0.0000002 for you to make bank, which has already happened before.

>>1763829
yes, google that shit. Also bubbles are mostly a meme, as in massive irrational investments. What ''bubbles'' usually are are unpredictable or very unlikely events that come true and cause a major economic downturn

>>1763879
idiots like you are the ones that most deserve to loose everything

>>1763886
>loose

>>1763817
I have about 3 tons of steel, 1 ton of aluminum and about 140lbs of copper alone.

Best of all it's all in finished products, value-added. I'm rich as fuck in metals, bro.

I listened to sunbather once

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>>1763834
coins are more liquid. good luck securing and moving 3 tons of steel during an apocalypse. or trading pure aluminum for anything

If you want to make decent money off only interest, cross your fingers and wait till you're 70.

>>1763791
the word you are looking for is
>bonds

>>1764415
http://www.investopedia.com/articles/bonds/05/022805.asp

Bonds basically guarantee a return on your investment. Municipal Bonds, from my understanding, will only default if the government collapses.

If you're looking for slightly higher returns, go for some other corporate backed bonds that still have super high credit ratings.

Capital One gives out bonds at a 1.35% interest rate.
Bonds are primarily meant for "capital preservation," as in not letting your sick gainz get eaten up by interest rates, rather than trying to grow in value or provide income, like stocks.

and people who chatter about stupid shit get their thread hidden.

>>1763727
>6uck49yl
>cuck49yl
>cuck4lyl
>cuck4lyf
>cuck 4 life

>>1763727
>>1763774
HAHAHA. Wage cuck for life man. Random numbers and letters never lie

>>1763722

Uh. Talk to him directly (in private) and ask him to stop.

Jesus dude you really needed to come to /biz/ to answer this?

>>1763722
Talk to him and explain the problem.

Alternatively, bring the matter up to your direct supervisor.

Do you even have a job?

>>1763722
>sales engineer
>"I make technical evaluations of a customer's needs and provide products solutions/pricing"

how do people get away with this

>>1763713
It's very easy. Babbys first language easy and you can make alot. Alot of legacy business applications (banking software etc) that run this world are written in cobol and there is a lack of cobol talent to maintain them.

>>1763713
It isn't difficult. The issue is that it runs on a mainframe environment which means you have a lot of auxillary tools to learn such as syncsort, jcl, eztrieve, CICS integration. None are particularly difficult and there is a big lack of people willing to go into the field. The workforce is aging out. I spent 3 years on a mainframe and fucking loved it. A good mentor goes a really long way, you can't google your way out of everything.

You'll earn as much as any code monkey. Start around 50k on up to 125ish. With the option of going management for more of course

>>1763854
Previous replies are spot on. Any language is easy to learn in it's own right - the mainframe toolset is a world of it's own though. Not glamorous but you will never be out of a job.

>>1763665
Also interested

>>1763665
At 4M in the market you should be safely able to withdraw ~4% a year without touching the principal. Its a long road and 9-5 (unless youre a top dentist, doctor or lawyer) won't get you there

>>1763665
5 million dollars.
put it in a fund where you can expect a 5% annual gain.

thats $250k/yr to sit around jerking off to anime girls and shemales all day long baby.

>>1763625
To do business with the CAR. You notice that their exchange rate is low. Yhat's why. People still do buy things from them though. Like diamonds and shit.

>>1763625

> How do exchange rates with poorer countries even work?

Coming from someone who has traveled it's pretty fucking great. In Thailand you can eat at the finest restaurant, have a terrific meal with wine/beer and spend like $2

>>1763642
I think op is asking how/why it functions on an institutional level

>>1763560
what do you mean without any bullshit? you need to buy stocks through a broker.

What do you mean? What exactly are you missing from traditional brokers? No legit business takes away control of your securities.

>>1763560
you yourself don't buy or sell any shares, on sites like etrade, scottrade, etc. you put in orders that real brokers then execute on your behalf. there's always a middleman that's the broker. you just tell him what to do.

have you read rich dad poor dad

>>1763533
be me
paid an amazon fba course from a "millionare guru"
course is obvious shit as fuck
google a lot of shit "gurus" cant answer
learn a lot of crap about importing exporting and businesses
start doing the research and alibaba shit
dealing with chinks. worst nightmare they dont have a soul. scammers everywhere.
spent weeks doing work and learning a lot of shit.
cash flow is negative between shipping and fees all your margins disappear.
found the product is patented. chink never told me and those fuckers lied in the invoice to avoid taxes.
start sourcing for all overthe world. retailers dont need you, they lie a lot about purchase orders. lot of wasted time.
I leave a job of 7k a month to make 30 damn cents for working 20 times more with everyone trying to fuck you all the time.
ask other people in the course how they are doing. they agreed that shit is not as easy as the "gurus"(scammers) said.

summary
there is money in ecommerce but I recommend you should do your own products.
sales are nothing you can make 3 million in sales and still lose money. dont let those numbers impress you. never ever have seen a damn fucking net number. every single fucking time they show sales.
do a lot but a LOT of research in your supplier. be sure is a factory not a trade company. you should go and visit those fuckers. NEVER TRUST A FUCKIN CHINK. NEVEEER!!
prepare yourself for a lot of headaches from the supplier to your stupid costumers.
if you have time and money source directly from trade shows and visit the factory.

good luck you are gonna need it.
are there people doing money? yes
are you going to be one? if you have at least 20k(minimum investing entry point where margins dont shrink and you save in shipping) to throw away and pray those fucking chinks are legit... maybe you have a small probability.
remember those guys in shark tank putting 300k in their business and broke as fuck asking the sharks for money? well those are the succesful guys with tons of sales

>>1763641
Well thank you very much for your answer, that was very comprehensive. I appreciate the help a lot

>>1763528
Btc just hasnt looked great lately

>>1763528
Just buy ETFs on a regular base with a reliable bank or broker

Don't fall for the crypto meme, it's over, it's basically just gambling right now

>>1763528
Dogs of the DOW.
or ETFs.
If you want dividends, then high dividend etf and reits. If you want to match a particular market, then market ETFs. For example, I have on ETF ARGT that is up 20 percent since last year.