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>>1702814
Stacking Benjamin's is good easy listening but I never feel like I learn much.

Motley Fool I have heard bad things about their investment funds so don't really trust their suggestions.

This Is Money is good for A British view but it's not very often or long.

What are some other good ones to listen to?

>>1702814
Chat With Traders. He's kiwi, is that close enough?

>>1703664
I'm basically just looking for good financial/investment podcasts if they're British that's a bonus because I'm from Britain so they're more relevant but as long as they're good I don't really mind

>>1702811

doesn't sound like you are free if you have to wage slave

>>1702811

>2017
>Not living off your mega bitcoin profits
>When will no coiners LEARN

>have to be at work in 2 hours
>haven't slept yet
>don't see the point of going to sleep now

it's gonna be a weird one today boys

>>1702791
Make it rain

>>1702791
Nvida puts, amd calls

>>1702791
Invest in kneepads

>>1702775
>sadiqzeshan
Are you a paki? Why don't you just start a private taxi company like every other pakistani, you'll be fucking rolling in it.

>>1702780
That would be a good idea if I had enough money for that, but even if I did the taxi is going extinct becouse of Uber and Lyft. :/

What were the margins on takeout boxes?

>>1702704
I've never seen stock priced this cheap. Do anyone think this is worth the buy?

It's def worth it

> t hedge fund manager

>>1702704
Do you want my two cents on the matter?

>>1702628
Impossible startup idea: create an interface which allows employees and employers to explore the roots of profitable production at their company

>>1702635
socialism then

Your "friend" is a piece of shit
Where are you located so I can find him and bludgeon him to death with a rusty pipe?

>>1702622
Holy fuck where do I even start. Ok, first of all, what are you studying? Second, how interested are you in finance and where do your strengths lie? Third, what position are you gunning for? The company you work for also has a huge impact on the amount you earn and I doubt the standard error is low enough to justify looking at the industry as a whole rather than on a company by company basis.

>>1702638
Computer science and math. I want to be an analyst and I've heard over and over again that you don't have to major in finance so yeah. My university is Texas A&M which is an almost top tier school they have an almost perfect reputation so I don't think not being at an Ivy League school would hurt me right?

>>1702661
You should be entirely fine, computer science and math is perfect for quantitative hedge funds and the $150k mark is certainly achievable. Definitely do a few things which get some personality and experience on your resume. Check out SIG, 2Sig, Rentech internships as well as a couple smaller quant firms, Systematic CTAs always look good. The last thing you want is for them to think is that you have no personality or experience. To answer your question, yes your chances are relatively high if things go perfectly - which they rarely do. Protip: instead of going directly to a large firm try to get a gig with a rapidly emerging hedge fund, preferable a quantitative one. You'll get promoted quickly if you get in initially and there's definitely more room for growth. You can spend years holed up at a large firm before getting moved anywhere. This is getting to be all over the place but don't get lucky with a job at a hedge fund, if you're hoping to get lucky then you probably won't, get that experience on your resume before applying for your job after grad etc. Also there's the possibility of going the long route ie get your phd in applied mathematics from a top tier school after your masters at an equally top tier (ivy) school. Going from Texas AandM to an ivy league isn't too hard. PhDs get hired and paid obscene amounts of money by companies such as SIG. Also, and I guess finally, a general look at the industry will tell you that many of these funds won't be around for much longer, I suggest staying away from fundamental companies and going for the algorithmically managed ones.

I have millions on bitcoin, so I just sit back and relax.

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>>1702573
>tfw can't even get a minimum wage job

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>>1702729
If thats true, you will be the new Soros in 10 years

>>1702547
>lit contest
what's that?

>I know is posible, just want opinions.
It takes a while before you'll be able to support yourself with writing. even longer if you want to work on your own projects

writing internet and advertisement copy is a good job though

>>1702604
Literarian contest.
Usually 3-5k of prizes.

>>1702624
But you usually have to pay an entry fee, right? Also, good luck on winning that shit. It's tough.

>>1702528
Open up shop at an available gloryhole.

>>1702528
be extremely lucky

>>1702528
Buy orbcoin

It's not millennials, math is generally difficult when you don't have autism.

>>1702504
People are lazy. They're not stupid, they just refuse to put work into something.

Math isn't a natural thing that comes intuitively, so it's the first manifestation of their laziness.

Math is basically the first time in your life where it becomes very clear and evident you are lazy, or hardworking.

>>1702507
Math is difficult when you have no drive.

>they "hate" math but all they've ever been exposed to is college algerbra
are these the people that want a $15 minimum wage?

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>>1702468
Put /his/, /int/ and /g/ on the no/pol/ side.

All of them meme but hate faggot poltards ruining threads


/biz/ is conceptually anti/pol/ because fascism is just socialism cranked to 10.

/biz/ probably falls under /pol/ though because everybody here also memes.

Pic kinda related to why even the non-fascist /pol/ibertarianism is stupid

>>1702475
/fit/ isn't even a question, all of them jerk off to /pol/ in a weird worshipper-diety like relationship

/tg/ and /qst/ love /pol/

/lgbt/ is mainly made up of cross-posters from /pol/, the board hates themselves to look cool so they go in /pol/ column

/v/,/vg/, go /pol/ because they're the same type of shitposter

/x/ goes under neutral, posters there don't give a fuck

That's all I got for now

>>1702475
i can assure you that only shills complain about /pol/ on /g/. there's some retard that reposts anti-trump articles, the same articles, every day.

>>1702466
Use the million dollars to advertise on 4chan.
/thread

>>1702466
Advertise adblocker pro

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put it all on options like that other thrreadad says

>>1702438
i have an mba from a decent school.

mba is useful for a career change, but you really need to line everything up to make it worthwhile - have a clear, reasonable, and straightforward career plan that ties into why this particular MBA program is the match. Texas has the energy industry stuff - if you have exposure to the energy industry, then i'd probably work with that.

the biggest problem i saw is that people waste a lot of time on their internship/job search because they have unrealistic ideas about what an MBA program can do for them. your background will make you attractive to certain employers, and less attractive to others. i had a roommate who was a software engineer at microsoft - he was fighting an uphill battle with anything related to finance. he wound up at some other tech company.

recruiting is very competitive for certain industries/employers.

if you want to get a job in an actual company (like one that makes stuff, as opposed to a bank or consulting firm), you will really stand out.

letters - usually they want at least 1 letter from a current or former boss. if you are young, a professor is okay, but they'd prefer people that work with you, not teach you. you should have 3 or 4 years of work experience to actually contribute to class discussions.

part-time mba is a waste of time. your employer should be paying for it, and it is only used as a pre-req for a promotion.

>>1702519
Thank you for the response anon. Realistically speaking, I probably would be applying for the 2018 school year and using this year to get all my ducks in a row as far as applications, GMAT, and letters of recommendation. By then I will have three years of work experience.

My current work experience is in the auto industry, but my job role more deals with data analytics. I'm not entirely adverse to remaining in the auto industry but I'd like to set myself up to make more money in the not too distant future.

FUD

>>1702299
are you literally all imbeciles?
>how does it go up?
>how does it go down?
jesus

>>1702299
Click the 1 year button for a better perspective on things.