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>>1731559
Who is "he"?
Since you only posted 4 definitions, you can verify the veracity with a dictionary or encyclopedia yourself.
There's no debate here.

Complete nonsense thread.

Right? For stating the obvious?

What the hell is point of this. It's like accounting 101

>>1731559
If you have to
1) have that spelled out for you
and then
2) ask other people whether it's correct

You are really really REALLY dumb desu. Not even in a finance way, but in a "I can't even grasp the most basic elementary school math" way.

why? what is this shit

>>1731540
literally the NASDAQ of cryptos..

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1587736.0

Ok you got me. Gonna buy 1000 of dis nigger.

At least for me Debit and debit/credit combo costs the same, only using credit card costs. And generally I put travel expenses via credit due to automatic insurance (on flight cancellation or whatever) on getting my money back. I even get free travel insurance if I use credit card to pay for 80% of my travel costs.

Though then again, this is bank specific.

There are many credit cards that give cash back with no annual fees.

And credit cards generally have better fraud protection.

>>1731546
that would be nice indeed i have yet to find one in the local offers tho.
there is one i'm looking into that claims the annual fee is redeemable by purchase. which would make it practically zero if i use the card.

>>1731470
Option A: Have insurance

Option B: Don't file taxes

>>1731470
I bet you have insurance on your phone and don't have healthcare. I wish lack of insurance killed people faster. It's so fucking dumb that you are willing to risk your life to save money.

Although, if you're bitching about $700/yr then you don't belong on /biz/

>>1731495

Risk is what made America.

But seeing this isn't the 50s anymore. If we as a society are going to get raped on taxes anyways, universal health should be a thing. B-but I only pay 25% in ma taxes.

> car tax
> car registration
> car insurance
> car maintenance
> car purchasing
> food tax
> utilities
> phone
> "deductibles"

All these things are taxed. Everything you come in contact with is litterly taxed and taxed again.

You buy a candy bar. Ingredients are taxed, plastic is taxed, the people working to make that candy bar are taxed, the companies profits are taxed, the market selling to you is taxed, and the gas you used to drive was taxed. I'm sorry, the only people that seem to be winning here is the tax man.

Fucking taxes everywhere and can't get universal health care? On top of that my damn pay stub doesn't even tell me where it's going. At least eurofags have a percentage of which is going where.

/Rant

>>1731461
bitcoin

>>1731465
Could you post a simple guide on how to transfer bitcoin? I'm not sure my buddy has a bitcoin wallet yet.

>>1731468
What is google

>>1731457
It's great for generating money, although the speed that happens is largely dependent on your capital.

>>1731474
you can generate mad wealth with mad leverage

>>1731457
invest your life savings with maximum leverage, you'll be rich in no time

>>1731457

It's all rigged.

>>1731436
>my dad works for x
How's elementary school going?

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>>1731436
Thanks Bebe

How can I dump stock when markets are closed until Monday?.

....

literally send your resume out to every job posting on craigslist

>>1731430
>i want to run a delivery snack/soda service since i live close to a college town. but i just gotta save that money to afford basics first.

Not viable.

>>1731430
Kill self if min wag is your target

ill buy the sextape for $200

>>1731447
really?

>>1731423
Cool story bro

Someone who wants to make money, I have valuable information, you can make money the only thing I need is to clone the information!

>>1731411
Elaborate

what do you mean? Anonymous!

There is no money, unless you want to switch jobs a lot.

If you are not a people person, you will hate it after 2 months.

>>1731594
This. The only upside is potential travel discounts, which will only serve to encourage you to spend what little money you do have on travel.

>>1731394
Shit industry.
You have 3 options to make bank:

1 - leadership
Become the leader of others. Make tons of money in management leading dumb as fuck, belligerent, uncommitted, lazy and ethnically diverse teams. Success comes from being able to make them like you. Failure comes from having contemp for these degenerate scum.

2 - Service
Serve in a TOP establishment. Serve the mega rich as a waiter/bartender/concierge. Learn to embrace your inner bitch as you learn to smile at cunts who would smile at you if they run you over in their merc. Success comes from learning what true service is and gaining huge tips. Failure comes from not enjoying staying up late and getting up early or developing a hatred of the surprisingly rich bogens you will serve.

3 - Middle Management
Kinda the midpoint between the two above. Operating in Sales/Marketing/Finance/HR you serve the leadership whilst providing for the server. Success comes from being pleasant office company. Failure comes from not being able to network well enough to gain or maintain a position in the industry.


Overall hospitality advice?
- Kill self if this is the only industry you know how to earn a wage from
- Become a good server, graduate to Middle manager and then finally enter leadership.
- if you ever hit one of the reasons for failure, quit. ASAP.

>>1731386
Skip the bullshit programming classes.

Take CS theory, datascience, machine learning and math (probability, numerical linear algebra, optimization)

Given the option of taking an app development course and electromagnetism, you should pick electromagnetism.

Languages and frameworks are constantly changing. If you study the fundamentals, you will always be in demand.

>don't want to be a code monkey
Well I've got news for you bruh

>>1731386
The guy on the right died of aids I think.

>>1731343
>rambles incoherently
>also im high
Really?

kys

>>1731347
yes
so can anyone just fake everything and get away with it?

>>1731220
I bought the REIT in August and it's been a fucking pain in my ass ever since. My investment is down a lot.

>>1731220

Decide how you want your basket of funds to be made up: what exposures you want, what risks you want.

Do you want to be exposed to a global market? Vanguard's Developed World Equity Fund is a good place to go.

Want to possibly capture the increased return of developing nations but with more risk? Vanguard's Emerging Markets Fund is good.

Want to capture greater returns and risk from smaller companies? Vanguard's Small-cap Equity Fund is good.

Want the diversification of government bonds and corporate bonds? A Vanguard Treasury Fund or Corporate Bond fund (long or short term bonds?) would be appropriate.

Decide how you want your portfolio made up: mine is 70% shares and 30% funds, and of the funds my main one is the developed world equity fund, followed by small-cap and emerging markets.

>>1731244

It seems like it's too expensive if you don't buy the admiral shares from the get go.

I'm in on it too... once they open the new hospital we should be good. Hopefully. Looks like I'm holding for a while.

>>1731200

you got memed

If a stock/coin/whatever is constantly memed on /biz/ with all the typical /biz/ dumb punditry without a correct analysis then you should act with caution because /biz/ doesn't fucking know anything