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Berkshire Hathaway

>>1706362
Why buy that when BTC is the next BRK-A?

>>1706358
GXY

>fucking trading halt

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>>1706353

>>1706353
I knew about bitcoin when it was under 10 bucks. I've just always been a poorfag more focused on bills than memes. All these "nocoiners on suicide watch" are retarded. You miss out on a thousand pump and dumps a day that make richfags even richer.

>>1706359
Yeah this. Not having any disposable income makes it hard to invest.

>>1706336
It was always burning.

>>1706336
If by we you mean china, yes "we" have

>>1706345
Hey I am holding a ridiculous amount of BTC futures, I did my part.

>>1706333
What website is that?

Does a rocket ship dip? If you think it is high now, wait till it hits 10k. Then you'll really be in pain.

Put it on red 32. I hear that hasn't come up in a while.

Bitcoin is classic Dutch tulip. Enjoy the lesson.

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>>1706282
>bitcoin
>currency
i giggled anon

>>1706286
if it buys me stuff its a currency

>>1706282
to the moon senpai

You're asking us, a bunch of geeks on a Vietnamese cartoon forum?

Start with a business plan. If you don't have this you're BK already. The more thought you put into it before, the less thought you have to put into it after. Float it past someone it finance at a bank or VC to see if they'd loan based on your business plan, hypothetically.

Watch a few episodes of Shark Tank to see the sort of questions VC asks (at a rough approx).

>>1706266
Residential Property Management ... start slow and build it up. You could practically do it in your spare time.

This is a service line that I've just recently added to my business.

>>1706369
Even easier, I'd say a rental property business. Just buy a home and rent it out.

>>1706239
I'm surprised someone hasn't copyrighted any Greek characters yet. They're great names for companies and you already have a logo. I guess Omega watches is doing that.

>>1706239
If you would have bothered to read the whole article you would have noticed, that this only concerns apps that work with instagram.

"Now, while developers are encouraged to append "for Instagram" to app names to indicate that their apps are integrated with Instagram, the use of "Insta" or "Gram" as well as "Instagram" or "IG" is altogether disallowed."

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>>1706239
A-Alms for the poor...?

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>>1706181
r9k might know

>>1706181
yeah nigger you forgot you need a deposit, usually 1-3 month rent. So you are better off applying for many jobs and scheduling the interviews on the same week and going through all of them going back and looking for an apartment to move into straight away.

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>>1706199
yeah that would be the game plan, having some interviews planned before I even arrive.

Does shit like this work? Am I missing anything? It seems like people on airbnb don't care if you book multiple months. I would just worry that if I actually got it to work out that I'd be making enough to afford some apartment. I don't know where to move to though. cities are expensive but the jobs are there, right? I was thinking portland. I have no idea.

>>1706178
With that attitude, you won't make anything. You're okay with 50-100K? Wow, good for you faggot, so is everyone else.

The ones that want to get rich might make 50-100K per year, and a lucky few will actually get rich. The ones that say they're okay with some middle class shit won't make anything.

You "i'm okay with/I just want" faggots are the worst.

>>1706178
have you ever worked for any business before? post a cv or some shit nigger

>>1706178
I call this business; the faggening:

You will need:
>a website
>a YouTube channel
>a camera
>a garage
>a bookshelf
>a rented lamborghini

Ok, so you stand in your garage and say shit about knowledge, make sure to emphasise the word "knowledge" in your video, it will become a meme later.
Talk about your new lamborghini and how fun it is to drive up and down the hollywood hills.
Done.

>>1706175
I would be more of a "strategist" than a director.

Oh well, first time posting here. Guess this is a dedboard

>>1706235
Its not dead but small.
What kind of answer do you expect?
Most people are just busy to meme in the bitcoin threads.

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>time is running out

>>1706170
try r9k

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>tfw bought bitcoins at $200 and now just NEETing it out. Trading stocks and memecoins

Why would u work Christmas then?

>>1706163
It was my scheduled day to work.

>>1706160
How much did they jew you for? Is there a rule they are referring to? Did you know about it?

Don't do pharmacy. All us new grads hate this field and it's not as good as you were told. I'm applying to medicine and would rather study in the Caribbean than continue to work this shit job.

t. new pharmacy grad

>>1706112
Why don't you pull a Martin Shkreli and buy a failing pharma company that sells to a minority of people with X disease. Raise the price by like 5000%...?

sage goes in all fields

>>>105578103

Maybe you need to dig for articles that debunk it because it actually exists.

Google "Ben Shapiro wage gap"

It does exist.

The wage gap isn't a myth. People who claim it is debunked say that after you control for education, work hours, experience, industry, etc the figures come out almost the same. But this defeats the whole point of the wage gap. People who say that women earn 77c on the dollar are equally as wrong as those who say the gap doesn't exist, they're both misinterpreting it.

If you control for almost every variable factor it defeats the purpose of the study. Economists are interested in the why?? Why are there differences in education? Why do women choose to work in certain fields whereas men traditionally work in hard sciences, STEM and business? How can policymakers change this?

One of the obvious causes is women needing to leave the workforce to start a family while the man stays in his career with no interruptions, progresses faster and earns more. Conservatards will say that's their own fault and that's just how things work, but others will see the gap caused by this reason and think of how to reduce this inequality. It could be through more available childcare, workplace laws to protect their careers when they leave temporarily etc.

The only 'debunking' of the wage gap is related to claims of 'equal pay for equal work'. Unless a business is violating workplace laws and paying women less for the EXACT SAME job, women do technically earn equal pay as far as I know. When people use the 77c on the dollar BS as evidence that women aren't being paid equally for the same work, they're misleading you - but the wage gap does exist.

Good, once it bottoms out.

For a while, you'll see low home prices but shit mortgage rates. But once the rates fall and the prices stay low, you'll be good.

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Various sources agree the average U.S. citizen moves about 10-11 times in their lifetime. I’ve got that figure beat in spades...Almost everybody moves from one home to another. Lots of different reasons for this. Some move for love. Some people move for money or career. Others of us move for less understandable reasons.

I want to speak to that population of movers who pull up stakes…just because it seems like the right thing to do. My fellow anons might be scratching their heads at this point. I can hear their arguments…”Why!?! The headache of moving! The expense! The planning! Need I say more?”

Moving can be an arduous undertaking, especially if you don’t travel light.

>>1706056
Wow what a whole lot of nothing said. You should stop spouting your literal nonsense