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>>1673850
Yes, investing is for everyone. your 401k is a type of annuity investment.

Investing is not just day trading, its putting your money in companies you believe in over the long term (20 or more years)

>>1673860
I understand. So what are short term gains from investing? Or is investing long term only.

>>1673881
The faster/larger profits the riskier.
Long term is the way to go my nigga

Money is the Mc-mansion in Sarasota that starts falling apart after 10 years. Power is the old stone building that stands for centuries.

This is a meme.
You're using the "I'm gonna get addicted to making money and getting power" meme.
This is an excuse for being lazy and not getting of your ass to become rich.
This meme only happens in movies.
"I'm not gonna do anything now because when I start I won't be able to stop and it will consume me"
Yea right, try getting rich, it ain't that easy bub.

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>>1673776
>How do you not let money change you
1. drop some acid and understand that 'you' don't exist in the way you imagine and that 'you' are constantly changing
or
2. be too stupid to understand this and thus never change because stupid people don't learn new things anyways.

either way it's not up to you.

>works 8-9 hours a day
>not being NEET

>>1673706
Yea it's not the economy, it's you

Unless you're trying to support a family there are ways out, until then keep complaining, I'm sure that'll pay off

>>1673706
try r9k

Superior quality and parts

>>1673674
faster voice hearing wires

>>1673674
Because the Jews did 9/11.

>>1673661
Change your stance?

"Hey, I have statistics that fuckers who stand on their feet 12 hours a day end up as cripples. Stop being a little bitch or ill round up some employees and we'll start a class action lawsuits filled with complaints about how our feet hurt all the time and our boss was a bitch nigga about it." Usually works for me.

Do they get breaks?

Why don't you just bring in the stools without saying anything to him. And if he asks just say it's a project of yours to see if it increases output

>>1673650
>Go to local highschool at 2pm
>Wait for buses to leave
>Follow bus
>Record Addresses
>Repeat

Just ask a library to keep flyers at their checkout desks.

>>1673650
>Skateboard outside
>discarded McDonalds and soda cans
>the sound of Chinese cartoons and fapping when you listen through the letter box

Seriously though, isnt this kind of information available through the electoral register?

>>1673583
So what is the question?

>>1673589

Did they notify their "perfect" candidate yet?

>>1673595
When I run interviews I interview everyone before I make a decision.

As it just turns out, Economou has now officially committed to "make DryShips great again:

>"We are delighted to announce a series of positive developments for the Company. We appreciate the support shown by our Founder to restore our balance sheet. Following the closing of our successful equity offering and putting the New Revolver in place, we will have total available liquidity of between $119.0 million and 129.0 million that will not only give us comfort to fund operations but also gives us the opportunity to evaluate the possible acquisition of assets at distressed values. We believe that given where we are in the cycle in both the tanker and drybulk markets, we are faced with a unique entry point to acquire vessels in these sectors at historic low prices. Together with the support of our manager TMS and the revised agreements that provide for full scalability, we will make DryShips great again.

>make DryShips great again
DRYSHIPS CONFIRMED GOAT
BUY BUY BUY

>>1673573
This desu senpai desu
Buy 100 shares, hold until great again
Worst case scenario you're out $600 desu

>freezing up on the most common interview question

>>1673411
Talk about your talents and how ambitious you are. There is always someone better. What they want to hear is that you will get along with their weeb personnel, policies, and structure. You still need to know your capabilities though and throw that in there somewhere.

>second question
You need to get off your computer and hang out with people with similar interests. If you want to hang out with people with dissimilar interests, you need to start with those you are comfortable with before you go with people you aren't. It is usually best to have a friend in every group.

>>1673411
Why would a voluntary role need you to pass an interview? You feel like lending a hand, you turn up and contribute to the best of your ability. Turning what ought to be an exercise in goodwill into some dog-eat-dog pressure cooker is bullshit.

www.worldofsnacks.co.uk

solid business well done man

Nice, man! Just signed up ([email protected]), hoping to get some Japanese slime candy in my first box. Yum!

Failed business in 6 months

>>1673299
Rude.

What's your reasoning?

Mohammed's Cuck Shack

>>1673168

how do i do that, varg

>>1673168
varg is the only guy that made it through sucking dick. he is essentially /biz

How?

>>1673142
no, slavery is illegal

>>1673142
literal slavery

(unless you're trying to be ironic, in which case, heh)

>>1673142
>What is student loans?

Trial and error by experiencing life

>>1673123
I mean like basics, not tips to get rich.

Infinite Jest.

The default rate might increase if economic conditions get worse. Bonds with similar returns have a really bad credit rating (non-investment grade) for a reason

>>1673071
>The default rate might increase if economic conditions get worse.

True. But can the same not be said for companies within an index fund? Obviously a whole company going under is less likely that some loser defaulting on his 15% loan, but the opportunity to spread, say $1000, over 40 different borrowers I feel mitigates this to a pretty considerable degree.

>Bonds with similar returns have a really bad credit rating (non-investment grade) for a reason

But is it really fair to compare personal loans to bonds? Bonds are inherently very low risk low reward. The website publishes default rates, and an A1 rated borrower (9.99% before fees) has a default rate of 0.08%. I don't think you could find a 10% bond with a rate anywhere near that low.

Why jump in at 20%? Why not start at 5% and see how it goes?