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>>1627176
Used it a few times 3-5 years ago. Actually a legit service (back then, may have changed) but the site is god awful

>>1627197
Apparently it's literally run by a Russian scammer known for several other scams

What did he mean by that?

What are the benefits of using this service?

>>1627176
Literally no reason to use it other than to engage in criminal activity. Even then, you're probably better off using Bitcoin. PerfectMoney has actually been around for a while if I remember correctly but it's no different from E-Gold, Liberty Reserve, or E-Bullion.

Really good for business and finances

instead of spending all that time masturbating and looking for a video, you're doing productive stuff
then theres the dopamine abuse aspect of it
most of the info is on ybop

>>1627136
The number one investment you can make in business and finances is to invest in yourself

It all depends on the countries ability to pay their debt and who owns the debt. Usually debt past 100% GDP is terrible. Most of the world is in debt and nothing has collapsed yet so

>>1627102
What you and many other people do not understand is that the United States isn't taking on debt because it needs it. This country is so fucking powerful and trusted (in a fiduciary sense) that foreign countries and nationals are basically throwing money at the United States for free. The country is run like a business and any business is going to accept a 0.01% interest loan to help further its operations. These stupid liberals are so dumb and uninformed that they can't help but propagate this notion that the United States takes on debt because it needs it. It doesn't need the money. People just can't stop throwing money at it

>>1627102
If a country has limited credit then its debt matters.

If a country has unlimited credit then its debt doesn't matter.

For a country to have unlimited credit, it has to issue its own currency, and NOT fix the value of that currency to any other currency or commodity.

And even countries with unlimited credit only have unlimited credit in the currency they issue. Foreign currency debt (aka sovereign debt) always matters.

And when debt does matter, that doesn't necessarily mean that reducing it is always the best way to cope with it. Often the nation's better off making itself more productive so that it increases its ability to service the debt.

Shorting it

>>1627088
you like losing money?

This is going to the moon

Serious though, these roofing shingles look to be a big winner

>>1627081
figure out how much you spend each month, and on what

look at ways to reduce your expenses, and increase your revenues

>>1627081

Biggest category I need to work on is food and booze. I've been buying the tv dinners for like $3 which is cheap as fuck so I'm working on it. I might get a crock pot and try to cook cheap healthy shit too. Booze category is fucked. I drink every day and I don't like drinking the cheap shit. Any one have tips?

>>1627094
brew your own alcohol

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>>1627078

>>1627078
Waste of time. Don't

>>1627460
this
business plan is procrastination. It might be useful for bullshitting VC's and banks, but let's face it- if you're the sort of person that needs to make a plan and stick to it you're never going to survive in business.

pityless bump

Also, post your current age, job, and income

I'm getting myself into stocks as well. Was planning on creating my own hedge fund but thought I'm a little too unexperienced so I just invest on Investopedia. It's a good site

>>1626939
hard to say without knowing the interest rate and how much you paid.

I am going to take a guess in that you pay 100 a month, then yes, that would be your current interest generated so far.

>>1626941


>Interest generated so far

Does that mean it's going to get bigger?

It's under $100 and I told them two years.

>>1626947
breh did you not get the intrest rate and minimum ayement info???

>>1626879
Use the Christians as a proxy and hide behind them. For the financial angle...da Jooooos!

kek, post the link when you publish it I'm gonna buy it.

do you want to stay anonymous or to launder your reichstaler?

Is the title "MEIN KAMPF 2 - Return of the Fuhrer?"

No. There are better opportunities elsewhere to put your money.

>>1627023
Why not?

If they aren't worth it, why do people do it in the first place?

>>1627023
like what?

>>1626865
I'll do it for you for 20 usd

(first initial)_(middle initial)_(last name)@(domain).com
Worked well for me, but it's a little simple, basic even.

>>1626865
[email protected]
Simple.

Probably nothing, since both will be penny stocks in 10 years

>>1626827
You shouldn't go 50/50. They're two different stocks. Apple pays a dividend, and Tesla is a growth stock with a lot of baggage right now. I would just invest the whole $2,000 in to Apple, and let it grow and set the dividends to reinvest. It's a much safer choice than Tesla. And also note, that $2,000 isn't much to invest. Even if you get a return of 3% a year, you will lose out to inflation and other factors. You should position yourself to invest in to this stock, and then continue adding addition funds to this investment. For example, 200$ a month every month for the next 20 years. Then you might see a return.

>>1626827
Don't invest into either. You'll see loses short term and sell as a noob. Apple is probably at its highest and Tesla too soon to tell. Go for something with dividends or better yet open a business

>>1626823
Source: https://stockflare.com/$/stocks/stem.o

>>1626823
Jesus christ. What the hell happened?
Summarize please.

>>1626823

It was over $6/share a few months ago. How is that skyrocketing?

well?

Well

>>1626796
Look for an index fund that doesn't have such a high fee, look for less than a tenth

>BTC dropping
>WAVES not moving back up again

no re

Time to buy