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Who /futurestrader/ here?
What do you trade?
I trade the YM, ES and common currency pairs
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>>1754188
>I trade the YM, ES and common currency pairs
not for long.
how much money you lose today?
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>>1754226
Consistently make 500-1000$/day. Currently at 427.50$
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>>1754237
strategy? initial principle?
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27 have Associates degree with no skills & dui, what job should I do? 2017-01-24 06:14:54 Post No.1754162
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27 have Associates degree with no skills & dui, what job should I do?
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What job should I do?
I can't be a police, firefighter, nurse, truck driver etc...
Should I just submit to IT and learn cisco + MS servers, or do you have idea for better career?
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>>1754162
Military.
Army national guard
Air national guard
Army reserve
Navy reserve
Marine reserve
Coast Guard reserve
Find a workout program online and do it for 3-6 months before you go to basic training. DO NOT choose a job that deals with weapons, you wont learn any valuable skills.
Basic training is roughly 8 weeks, and then you go to a specialized school for a few months after that.
Finish that and serve 12 weekends + 2 weeks each year for 4 years.
You will have skills, you will have references and a network of friends with full time jobs, and you will have very affordable health insurance. Unions LOVE veterans/military.
I'm 23 and halfway done with HVAC trade school. I'm considering joining the coast guard reserve once I'm finished. They may even let me do a shortened version of basic training (just 3 weeks) because of my trade knowledge.
Life on easy mode. Especially with Trump promising to expand the military.
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>>1755306
What are the special forces like?
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>>1755313
I don't know any real numbers. But I would guess that an experienced potato peeler on an aircraft carrier makes within $10,000 of most people in the special forces. And probably lives a longer healthier life too.
>>1754162
DUI puts you at a huge disadvantage and I think the Military is the best way to level the playing field.
Besides look at the title of your post 27 years old with the education and experience of a 19 year old. You need someone to kick your ass and get your life in order.
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"Does Bitcoin Hedge Global Uncertainty?" 2017-01-24 06:02:47 Post No.1754141
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"Does Bitcoin Hedge Global Uncertainty?"
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http://www.up.ac.za/media/shared/61/WP/wp_2016_90.zp105924.pdf
>The main objective of this study was to examine whether Bitcoin can act as a hedge against global uncertainty...
>Specifically, we used a global measure of market uncertainty based on the common component, that is the first principal component of the VIXs of 14 developed and developing stock markets. Besides using raw returns, we used wavelets to decompose Bitcoin returns into its various frequencies, that is, investment horizons. The results from standard OLS regressions showed that uncertainty negatively affects raw Bitcoin returns, with the effect on raw returns emanating at longer investment horizons. Given the heavy tails of the variables, we next applied quantile methods that are more appropriate and useful to detect left and right tail dependence. Quantile regressions indicated that Bitcoin does act as a hedge against uncertainty, that is, it reacted positively to it at higher quantiles, especially at shorter investment horizons. Finally, when we used QQ regressions, we observed that hedging is observed at both lower and upper ends of Bitcoin returns and global uncertainty, but again primarily at shorter investment horizons. Our findings highlight the importance of not only decomposing Bitcoin returns into its various investment horizons but also, more importantly, the role of accommodating for estimation methods that incorporate information from quantiles for both Bitcoin returns and global uncertainty. Thus, unlike conditional-meanbased results, Bitcoin is shown to serve as a hedge against uncertainty at the extreme ends of the Bitcoin market and global uncertainty, but at shorter investment horizons. Therefore, short-horizon investment in Bitcoin can help investors hedge global equity market uncertainty, especially when the market is functioning in bear and bull regimes and also when uncertainty is either low or high.
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>Does Bitcoin Hedge Global Uncertainty? Evidence from Wavelet-Based Quantile-in-Quantile Regressions
Thoughts from my esteemed colleagues at /biz/?
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>>1754142
Goin 2 da moon goy
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>>1754141
maybe but this also means that when everything goes all right btc will slump for years and years.
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How to profit off the coming air crisis in America?
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>>1754084
Start canning now
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>>1754084
You've got it all wrong, pal. America's air is going to be clean; cleaner than ever before. The cleanest air.
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>>1754084
That's a picture is of China you fucking moron
lol
I live in Beijing. This is what we deal with every fucking day.
I WISH I was in 'merica where Los Angeles air is literally 1000x better than our air quality here.
There is a reason why we Chinese call beijing "cancer city"
"Ai Cheng"
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I can borrow ~$100k with 2.8% interest (30 year). How do I get rich?
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>>1754029
Good luck paying 85k in interests.
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>>1754037
>He cant double the money in 30 years
try r9k
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single family houses with positive cash on cash ratios
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How can I profit off of multiple sclerosis?
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>>1753815
kek
Create fad diet that prevents/help MS. Back it with bogus science and half truths. Make it really specific with the types of foods and hard to adhere to the diet 100%.
Write a book about it. Make you money through the books sales. Have yoga classes all across the country and use them as fronts to pimp your book and get it spreading virally.
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>>1753848
I meant I have multiple sclerosis...
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>>1753852
Hey mate maybe wanna buy my book?
It might help ya.
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Passive Income General 2017-01-24 03:04:52 Post No.1753808
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I'm 24, I have a job in private equity making apx. $50k/y and I am interested in building sources of passive income.
Here's what I'm already doing
>High yield savings, $25k brings in $21.88 per month or about $262.50 per year
>Roth IRA/brokerage invested in low cost, dividend ETFs. About $32 per quarter or $128 per year
>Cash-back Citibank card - 1% back when I spend 1% back when I pay my bill equates to 1.99% cash back on all purchases
I plan on building up my roth and brokerage accounts so that I can bring in more dividend money. I like interest because of how safe it is, but at 1.05% I feel that I have better opportunities to make a return and therefore limit what I contribute.
I'm already debt-free, and I've reduced my expenses as much as possible without compromising my lifestyle. What are your ideas? What are you currently doing and how much are you making from it?
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If you can pay your bills with your salary and you're not ready to retire, passive income is not for you because it's taxed.
It's better to gain equity that's not taxed until you sell so you can build up your net worth, which should be your main goal.
I'm mostly into re notes and property for investments.
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>>1753916
>It's better to gain equity that's not taxed until you sell so you can build up your net worth, which should be your main goal.
I'm not OP, but I'm new at this. Can you please elaborate on this point? What is a good free online resource for leaning about this?
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>>1753808
>I'm already debt-free
I'm also debt free, but is this necessarily a good thing? Our economy seems to be built around the concept of debt being a normal thing. It helps you build credit and it helps you live more lavishly. Just don't let it get out of control
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I have a minimum chequeing account here.
Should I upgrade it to a better one? The dankest one requires $5000 minimum balance at all times but you get lots of cool shit
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Well?
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If you will use the "lots of cool shit" and can maintain the minimum balance then upgrade, else don't upgrade.
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>>1753854
It's just neat stuff like free deposit box, free ATM usage anywhere, free Visa infinite, personalized checks, etc.
Seems worth it, especially since you'll probably want $5k liquid anyways as a buffer?
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Hey /biz/
First time poster. Have my first interview today for my first big boy job out of college (electron microscopy) any tips to help? I'm incredibly nervous about it. Would fapping beforehand be a good idea?
Pic related are my shoes for the big day.
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>>1753748
> captoe
enjoy poverty, loser
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>>1753748
What else do you plan on wearing?
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>>1753759
A tailored suit with red paisley tie as well as the shoes in the OP
I'm a neet.
There's a debt collections call center agency hiring full-time. Should I apply?
Is it a job worth doing?
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>>1753717
>neet
>job
"yes!"
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>>1753717
If you have a weak character then don't bother, if you make a call in regards to someone's debt, things are going to get heated quickly.
If you're a pussy who can't control a situation and persist on the phone, then the job isn't for you.
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>>1753719
>/threading your own post
You make me sick
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Where would a non technical guy like me go to get an app built? I know some java and swift, but not enough.
I don't want to partner with anyone becasue I don't need too, but how much would getting a company to build it cost?
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>>1753703
get me as a non-equal partner
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>>1753703
>I know some java and swift, but not enough.
Just learn the rest. Programming isn't hard.
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a hundred dollars per man hour if you already have a detailed wireframe with accompanying styling guides and very detailed feature lists with the technologies you want used. then double that rate when you want to add/change features since no one knows the code base except them.
if you don't have all that other stuff, no one will even consider you.
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What are good ideas for a business in smaller countries like 3million people? (Europe btw)
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Go outside, look around, talk to people, identify an unfilled need. There's your business idea.
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>>1753631
craigslist type shit
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>>1753631
Legal self defense measures
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Hey /biz/,
How diversified are you ?
Looking for opportunities to invest in.
Stocks, BTC,.. already in.
CS:GO skins?
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>>1753622
Look into etfs
>SPY ONEQ QQQ...
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>>1754006
already have money in ETFs, emergency funds, etc
looking for something out of the ordinary.
Rare cards? kek idk
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>>1753622
>use acorns for massive gainz
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Architecture, is it worth it? 2017-01-24 11:49:25 Post No.1753616
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Architecture, is it worth it?
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Hey Biz, panicked architect major here. Is it worth it? I'm wondering what kind of specialization would be best?
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>Is it worth it.
Its a career with a ton of pointless credentialism and little payout. You will probably wind up mapping out parking spaces in strip malls for $50k a year with $100k of student debt.
How can I become rich working online?
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>>1753580
stop using the first imagine that shows up when you google money. Use rare pepes as your first step to success
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>>1753584
Don't devalue my rares
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