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>>1708453

People don't like it because most people chose their majors based on trying to get young socialist pussy.

>>1708453
Accounting is a rules based profession. Not everyone is into that.

>>1708458
Speaking from experience, just listen to Mumford & Sons to get SBUX-style socialist pussy

Other bands may apply as well

td is great but they charge 10 per trade

>>1709717
Qtrade wins the award every year tho. Seems wayyyy better as a whole

Why not questrade

>>1708375
trusted third party escrows

>>1708395
>trusted third party escrows
A third party would charge additional fees like VISA or a bank. The whole point of Bitcoin is avoid a third party. We would return to where we are now.

Don't be a fucking retard when making purchases.

Never experienced fraud once.

>>>/fa/

>>1708380

Wat nah

I know my /biz/bros partake in watch buying too

>>1708398
My favorite watch in my collection is a Citizen eco drive with a sapphire crystal and atomic time. $500 new but could be had on eBay for half that.

You won't find a better watch unless you need the prestige of a mid-high tier Swiss auto.

>>1708280
does she believe there is a demand for the product?

i kinda want to buy some super fruit rollups

holy shit where can i buy these tang flavored fruit roll ups? i googled, i seriously cant find them. i will buy some from her

>>1708246
100k

>>1708246

Moon

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>>1708246
RIGHT....NOW

I do invest in those. Not 100% because I'm not 65. Only 10% of my portfolio goes to what you mentioned (minus the "get rich quick" schemes)

>>1708216
If you were 65 you'd have most of your money in bonds. If an 08 happened poof there goes your retirement. But now your old and there isn't time to recover.

>>1708224
At retirement, you want 50-100% stocks because long-term growth is still very important. Stocks accomplish this best.

>If an 08 happened poof there goes your retirement

It is true that sequence of return risk is very important over the first few years of retirement. In 2008, the S&P500 fell 37%. But let's look at the years following:

2009: +26.46%
2010: +15.06%
2011: +2.11%
2012: +16.00%
2013: +32.39%
2014: +13.69%
2015: +1.40%
2016: +11.24%

That said we are due for a recession in a year or two...

>>1708157
>How long could I be able to survive of this?

M = S / L

S = Present Savings

L = Cost of living expenses on average per month

M = Months you can survive off this

>And what could I keep doing to make more money?

You could work a job or exchange your services for money to someone willing to purchase them. Alternatively you can sell some of your possessions.

Whats the incentive to stay in the US? 27k would last you about 7 years in Sihoukinville and its much nicer

>>1708172
I can only speak English, and the U.S.A is probably the nicest English speaking country if you live in a good area.

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>Also BTC beg thread: 18y8iUjV95mvXYCJWjVYFeVt1b4qLtU6E3

no

>>1708082
you have 10,000+ crypto investments and you're begging for coins?

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Filthy nocoiner reporting in, begging you to forgive my ways and be kind and take me to the moon with you. Please don't leave me behind senpai.

14a9zpr1ohFQ5c41tb2za5RxStLwXvUHbx

i have autistic abilities

>>1707979
>slippery eye contact
>sweaty handshake
>mild stutter
>repeats everything he says under his breath
>repeats everything you say under his breath
>curls into fetal position and shrieks when in a crowd or the music's too loud
>compulsively lines things up in rows
>knows everything there is to know about bowling ball finger holes and lectures everyone all about it

>abilities

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In all artforms? I'd record some music, and upload it to soundcloud, youtube, etc. I'd make paintings of all different styles (classical, postmodern, etc.) and sell them on my website. I'd make autistic furry porn for Deviant Art, and set high prices for requests. With each thing that I'd create, I'd shill endlessly on 4chan, reddit, twitter, youtube, etc.
I'd also set up a patreon, and use a female name in order to make bank.

>>1707837
>people say that's how you become rich
Lol. People on /biz/, maybe.

>>1707863
I've only started coming to /biz/
but from what I gather about stocks and trading is a lot of people invest in penny stocks in hopes that they'll jump in price and then you can sell. But I guess you have to be lucky.

Where do I start? How do I find stocks that I like?

>>1707837
May I ask who your broker is? They most likely have people you can talk to as well as free reporting on different stocks.

I'm assuming you opened up a regular brokerage account and not an IRA retirement account (which is fine). If you're not sure what to start with a broad-market ETF that tracks the S&P 500 index is a good start. The key to creating wealth is to save a bit every month, even if it's only $20. Something is better than nothing.

Look for knees pads. The guys who made millions of dollars from this great idea started their big dream in a little chat right here.

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I'm recently new too - what I've learned:

1. BUY BITCOIN
2. Download Robinhood app
3. Sell shit on ebay
4. ???
5. Profit!

Buy Bitcoin

I work with quants.
Most of them are PhD in Maths, Physics or Computer Science.

What do they do? They build financial models in Python, C++ or C#.


Feel free to ask more questions.

>>1707750

Do I need to go to an ivy league school or could I get my PhD from a public school? If I have two undergrads would a masters do? Is it realistic to anticipate high six figures from this job? I like the job description and would probably do it for much less, but knowing how much you're worth seems to be more important than people give it credit.

>>1707759
Ivy leage PhD is a bread and butter way. Studying at Ivy will give you a lot of contacts and many companies hire there on campus.

However PhD from a public school is very good too. I'd say that the most important thing is how you manage during your interviews.

Ivy leagues give you some edge mostly because you will be referred by someone and you will know where are you applying. However if you network properly, ace your interview and you will have some nice portfolio of achievements you will land it for sure.
If you have some projects on github - show them. If you did a scientific paper - share it with them. Gain the experience now. Register at quantopian and start tinkering. Master NumPy. Find your niche. Maybe algo trading, maybe derivatives modeling. Read the books, model it on your own, gain experience.
I'm sure everyone will take someone with experience over ivy freshmen.

If you're applying to some smaller boutique firm you can also apply for other roles (like junior software developer, junior risk manager or even trading support guy), make friends with quants and switch roler. Also in boutique you need to be more jack-of-all-trades kind of guy.

Cash depends on your experience. Pretty much the more complex instruments/strategies you model - the more you should get paid.

>>1707631

this is why you will always be a poor fag OP

>>1707634
?
Im bored at work and its fun to think about

>>1707631
Adding one more rule:

>It has to be legal

>>1707606
I agree, fiat is a crazy scheme

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FUCK

>>1707606

>we could have solved cancer by now but NO

thats what FLDC and CURE coin is for