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You'd be better of buying a little bit of a stock of every paycheck instead.

>>1628150
How would that be better?

>>1628154
Lottery is a tax for people who are bad at math.

Sounds like gibberish to me

I think the most likely result is you'll get hardly anything done.

>>1628012
r9k knows better, you should go there

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>>1627939
Why is EWY up

Aren't these dramas hot shit in South Korea? Like bigger than Hollywood in America?

S. Korean shares end lower on institutional selling
http://english.yonhapnews.co.kr/news/2016/11/21/0200000000AEN20161121007151320.html

SEOUL, Nov. 21 (Yonhap) -- South Korean shares closed lower Monday as institutions and retail investors sought to reduce risky shares ahead of what local analysts called an imminent U.S. rate hike. The local currency further lost ground against the U.S. greenback.

The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) lost 8.53 points, or 0.43 percent, to 1,966.05. Trading volume was slim at 213.7 million shares, worth 3.2 trillion won (US$2.7 billion) with losers outnumbering gainers 645 to 168.

The index pared earlier gains as institutions and individual investors turned to massive selling while foreigners remained net buyers.

Institutions offloaded a net 48.63 billion won, while retail investors dumped a net 39.5 billion won. Foreign investors scooped up a net 66.84 billion won, extending their buying streak to a third consecutive session.

"Concerns over a possible U.S. rate hike in December have been around for months. And the U.S. dollar has further strengthened since Donald Trump was elected the next U.S. president, affecting stock markets in most emerging countries," Mirae Asset Daewoo analyst Ko Seung-hee said.

Good.

FUCK lockheedmartin, and fuck president park, USA ass-licker

>>1627934
People who got tips in their life, tip.
People who never got tips in their life, don't tip.

Unless the service is really bad, tip.

The persons already in service job, don't make there life any worse.

>>1627944

Dubs so can confirm

I'm 99% sure there are people who will set one up for you. I'm 100% sure you do not want to do the kind of paperwork required to run an independent porn production company.
Just sell your stuff on one of the clips sites.

>>1627933

I checked out clips4sale. they want you to give up private information and do ID authentication and other shit. Don't think Id want to do that

Are there other clip sites?

>>1627938
That will be mandatory for any website.
Try finding people in chatrooms or theme forums Tease with some pics. Sign up with PayPal.

"buy waves"

>>1627895
what are your interests?

Learn a skill somewhat relevant to one of your interests. This helps as you can contextualise what you are learning and makes it more enjoyable. Most importantly: make sure you can monetise it.

>>1627911
Interest? I love watches, fashion brands and tech
I have a textile business here in italy, 12M of sales volume... my family used to be very wealthy in the past, but now due of recession in italian economy, we spent our money to save the company ...
i love my work, but sometimes i think that i need another path...

depends what you need

>>1627885
Are domain names even profitable?
I've got around 50 which include a couple 800+$ estibot value. But can't sell them for crap.

>>1627885
I wan't to purchase one to use for a shitty little webstore as a side project.

>>1627879
I don't see why not, just write a bullshit essay that explains why you failed, they'll eat it up

>>1627879
Absolutely. College admissions has become a more holistic process. If you really thrive at the CC then you will not have problems transferring to a 4 year college.

Congratulations on pursuing Mech. E, a word of warning however: engineering is difficult to learn, and you will most likely have a hard time. This is good, because it means that the amount of crappy engineers is reduced somewhat. Study hard, learn as much as you can, and find something that interests you.

>>1627879
Colleges love to see progress. Your GPA was so bad that you can give them any story you wish to make them impressed with your determination and ability to overcome adverse odds.

You could submit only your GPA for the final years as long as you can interpret directions in such a way that it's allowable (or note somewhere on your application that it's only last two years). I think it's reasonable if you explain in the next steps of the process that 1) a councilor/ mentor gave you this advice to get your foot in the door 2) the last two years are representative of who you've matured into 3) acknowledge that it was a questionable action to undertake. Then position yourself as coming clean which segues into your story of triumph.

I had a similar situation, but couldn't take perspective to best approach my applications, still got into an OK school though

>>1627855
First, only do business with traders who have high volume and good feedback.

After contacting the person and discussing how much you're buying/selling and for what price you'll agree on a public location to meet. Starbucks is a popular destination as they have free WiFi. Some traders will offer to exchange additional contact info such as a cell number. Serious traders will insist on using an encrypted chat application like Signal or Wickr, others don't care and will communicate over plain SMS.

Be there at the specified time, bring only your phone/cash. Tell the person where you're seated/wearing so they can recognize you. The person selling the bitcoin will ask to see the cash. The cash should be in an envelope, counted in plain view and left on the table. Next the seller will ask for an address. Typically this will be provided via a QR code. The seller will confirm the price and amount you're about to receive. Once the transaction hits the network the seller should pocket the cash.

You will now both wait until the transaction gets at least 1 confirmation, this is usually ~10 minutes. If you do repeat business with someone you might skip this step for convenience but always insist on waiting if it's a large amount. Once you get 1 confirmation say thanks and leave.

Small talk is fine but remember that in-person trades are done largely for anonymity. Never ask or disclose information which identifies you. Do not ask things like "what do you do for a living?", "where are you from?", or "where do you get your bitcoin?". Exchanging first names is fine (providing a fake is cool too) if you wish to do more trades in the future.

Always be punctual, polite, and professional.

Localbitcoins can be a little intimidating at first but after a few trades you'll see it's actually just a bunch of computer nerds hustling on the side.

>>1627855
If they try to get you to do or talk about something illegal, walk.

>>1627878
>First, only do business with traders who have high volume and good feedback.

Infinite regression.

Balance the risk/cost ratio of the exchange. If they have a good reputation, they will most likely be more expensive, but much less risky.

A new trader has to start somewhere, and you may be able to get a better deal, at the risk of getting scammed.

Consider a small transaction for the first meetup to confirm trust. Then have a larger transaction another day. This does not prove that the guy is trustworthy.

Also, consider the types of people that exchange magic meme money online. It's a bunch of nerds who wouldn't hurt a fly.

Worst you can expect is getting scammed. Such is life though.

(No skin in the game for me)

>>1627805
By not getting caught.

>Run of the mill sentence about how politicians are criminals

>>1627817
Haha i know,but with wich jobs ?

>>1627789
How many bitcoins are you selling?

>>1627798
one

>>1627800
Thats not too bad, At first I thought you where going to say such a large amount that you may run into issues of not enough liquidity at the bid.

>>1627765
Trading is the hardest way to make money. And out of the different types of trading, day-trading is the most difficult.
You would be stepping into a cagefight with apex alpha predators. Everything they do is to try to trick you to get you into giving your money to them. Read that again everything you see is done by apex predators and is done to subvert you and take your money.

You're going to need to dedicate the next few years of your life to study and learn and practice.

One of the biggest parts of this is literally (You). For example even if you had the perfect winning playbook with details of exactly what you need to do, you yourself and your psychology will be a big stumbling block. You'll second guess yourself, you'll be too paralyzed to do what you're supposed to do when you're supposed to do it because its very uncomfortable doing it when it looks the scariest(like buying a huge freefall dip falling knife), you'll want to break your rules, you'll want to move your orders even though its wrong, you'll have a great desire to be vindicated as being right so you'll hold on to loosing trades too long, you'll have a burning overwhelming lust to not be patient and wait for the right setup at the right time and you'll end up chasing, you'll have a burning overwhelming lust to not be patient and not stay within safe risk and you'll overleverage. You'll be your own worst enemy. You'll have to discipline yourself and remain disciplined everytime, in order to have the privilege of leaving the 95% of looses and joining the ranks of the elite.

And even after all that you're still guaranteed to lose. Why? Well for one, remember: every trade starts out as a loosing trade, and you have to work your way out of it being a loosing trade. Also you are always going to have losses. Your psychology will fight tooth and nail against this but you'll have to be able to take many many losses. Even the best most elite traders still take many losses.

>>1627783
Thanks for the write up. I appreciate it. It sounds scary but I am very interested/determined in trying to make it work.

So is my family member lucky enough to have joined the elite 5% in just under a year?

>>1627765
drop out of school? No fucking way. If you are dedicated you can study trading while studying at school. Trading is dangerous and for newbies it is way too easy to lose their money.


This bois gets it >>1627783

Would take literal tons to make any noticeable profits. Coffee and sugar are renewable products and when it comes down to it, we can do without it if the economy or produce levels gets that shitty which will be a big factor. I see where you're coming from. At one point salt was worth more than gold. But it'll take a cataclysmic event to get anywhere close to that again.

>>1627720
I hear tell coffee is the most traded commodity after oil by dollar, not sure about sugar but you could invest in the high fructose corn syrup market I guess.

If you wanted to get exotic you could buy some civet coffee futures. Those are the beans pooped out by civet cats or something, very pricey for the real coffee connoisseur.

My fucking phone glitched and I lost my comment 2 hours ago

I think the cats are no option, the ins and outs are way too specialised, so I can't just google the info.

There are two types of coffe beans; arabica (good quality and expensive) and robusta (low quality and cheap). At some point Vietnam held their robusta beans, next year Brazil lost their arabica harvest due to a climate disaster. Vietnam sold their robusta for a higher price, they're now the 2nd biggest coffee producer, specializing in robusta. I just wondered if climate change could make me a millionaire before I become 15 yo lol lmao Kanye2020

how do I short stocks?

I want to make some cash on this shit but don't know how to do it

>>1627693
>not just buying puts instead so you don't pay interest per day on your position you fucking idiot

why not buy and ride the dip then sell for a profit

Do you speak spanish?

>>1627570
Yea, I'm pretty much fluent in it. I lived in Spain for the first 12 years of my life and have kept practicing ever since. I know that South America Spanish is a bit different but I would move there for half a year in advance to get used to all of it.

It's just super easy to get into an University and it's free, just now sure how practical a medical degree from there is.

>>1627564
nope. if you want to work in the medical field, you have to study in the US. a degree from south america is literally worth less than the paper it is printed on.