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>>1728987
But I have.

I got a job thanks to resume critique threads and also made $5000 off gambling mj stocks.

>>1728987
I've made thousands, and started saving lots of money and living frugally thanks to /biz/

>>1728987
I made $1500 last year buying and selling meme penny stocks

>>1728967
gold turkey

Go on a media fast.

Do not read the news or visit news websites or ESPECIALLY /pol/. It is a complete waste of time to care about things that are out of your control.

Focus on spending your time only on activities that will benefit YOU in the long term, be it financially or otherwise.

>>1728994
I don't follow any news or go on /pol/ though.

>>1728965
i would tell your "friend" to buy a nice pair of "knee pads"

Stop making excuses and go get a job in sales

>>1728965
all joking aside, you can make good money teaching english abroad. mainly in developed asian countries.

>>1728957

Can you do that without a tax penalty?

>>1728960
i dont know D:

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>>1728957
come on boys! what do you think? Im almost 32 and stupid as hell

Trade in cans and bottles

>>1728828
Work in mcdonalds for a week

>>1728836
I don't feel like wasting "real" money on them.

>>1728824
Buy high sell low

>>1728824
Simple answer.

You dont.

/thread

>>1728825
wouldnt you buy low sell high?

Bit coin fucking retard

>>1728781
I'm considering putting in a thousand or two just as an experiment, but that doesn't solve the mortgage question.

Bump, I thought /biz/ consisted entirely of digital nomads and people who sell weed, i.e. experts on benign money laundering

>>1728657
You need a swift kick in the ass.

Theres jobs out there to get now, go get one.

Or accept your fate:
>>>/r9k/

>>1728657
Be a bitch about it, or learn from your mistakes.

>>1728657
You only have yourself to blame.

>>1728568
kek

>>1728568
so who was eagle?

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>>1728584
@therealdonaldtrumpcoin

Sometimes you have to drop the "kids" off before you start doing the real work...

buy Trump coin

>>1728433
Agent here. Absolutely none. You're interviewing the broker, they don't interview you.

Depends on the firm, city and what type of broker you wanna be... residential or commercial?
Residential, not at all go take a class and sit for the test after you pass you will get an annoying amount of emails and calls inviting you to come in.
Commercial, a little harder to much harder depending on the shop and the city, but if you go out sit for the test and cold call managers and ask for a job I can gaurentee you'll get interviews. As long as your not socially inept and can bullshit and come off hungry and aggressive.
-22 year old commercial broker at a top shop in at top 5 MSA who passed my test less then a month ago

short buttcoin if you want to make money

DOUBLE DOWN

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>my btc hasn't even been deposited from when I bought at $1100

>>1728270
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Coiner got BTFO

Dogecoin, could you find a coin that was more of a meme?

>>1728281
Trumpcoin is close

>>1728147
I'd say it's the only way to be a successful investor, without a large amount of money already

in regards to good intuition a lot of it is seeing the information before it's priced into the market

All of this publicly available info is already baked into the current price of the stock. Or so they say.

If that's true, then what you're really asking is if pure speculation is valid.

Personally, I think if you want to truly gamble, at least be honest that you're doing that and don't sugar coat it by saying that 'you had a feeling'. It tries to add legitimacy to a not so legitimate process.

And ultimately you're lying to yourself only.

Dark forces from the netherworld will contact you with investment and murder ideas you should listen to them

It's like any interest on earth. like-minds tend to congregate in similar places and throw ideas around, that's kind've the premise of what a nerd is, someone who can sperg out about a single topic for hours on end.

kind've interesting that you're confused how they met at school...school has to be the easiest and least stressful opportunity to approach someone. in classes, its often pretty obvious who the "good students" are, there's extracurricular clubs, social media to connect,

its not as if you'll find the RIGHT person right off the bat, but that can be said of any friend in general. you talk to a lot of people, and from there you'll find a few worth hanging out with, and from there even fewer you would consider "working" with.

it sounds cliche but "putting yourself out there" in the sense of making it known what you're about, what you like, and what you can do will also attract people to you. its not a one way street

there's always that one guy in every class who loves to hear himself talk and basically tries to steal the spotlight even from the professor if possible. public speaking, personal research, focus and a willingness to be shot down will serve you well

>>1728105
>With that being said, how do I find a tech kid who knows how to code?
Being one yourself or being a friend instead of being a louse like you're acting right now.

It's 2017 not 1999, can we finally stop pretending that every "dank app idea" turns viable and gets you sky-high profit? 90% or more struggle for a while and die. There are just too many faggots doing the same shit right now.
It doesn't matter how good you think your idea is, sop fucking hoping that you'll be successful.

I don't know how

I live in Canada and use a shitty card with no rewards but also no fees.

>>1728030
Credit cards only have fees if you don't pay your bill in full retard

>>1728034
Some of them have yearly fees.