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>>1604257

Anything.

Markets are going to the moon after Tuesday

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>>1604260
If Hildawg wins? So what should I buy on monday or tuesday before the election?

>>1604262

Yes, if she wins.

Inverse volatility EFT's, banking stocks, military contractor stocks, should all do well.

I never met an ex-gambler. Just gamblers who are massively in debt, and desperately wanting to make money.
I'm assuming the ones who are good at it don't waste their time on places like this. They're busy gambling.

>>1603867
>being good at gambling
There's just different levels of being bad at it, and then there's fraud and operating a gambling parlor.

>>1603869
>There's just different levels of being bad at it
Lol, I'll have to remember that line. How common are frauds? I imagine if you get caught, you'd be blacklisted quickly in your city of operation. Running a gambling parlor sounds lucrative as fuck. I remember Vice or NatGeo did a documentary about it. Random alleys in nyc had offices that turned into gambling dens at night. They depicted lots of cash being thrown a round. The show also depicted those thieves to show up with guns and rob the place.

>>1603698
SAGE
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>>1603698
POOR QUALITY BATE

>>1603698
fuck off with your shiny rocks, schomo.

OP again,

I'm also worried that regardless if I work at a company or start my own business the main factor in being successful will be dependent on the sales/marketing rather than the actual food aspect, which is a bit demotivating.

>>1603407
You can start affiliate blog or something, promoting supplements or cooking books.
Not guaranteed to make you rich, but there are people making millions annually from that kind of thing.

Come up with the next meme food/product, like Bulletproof Coffee

(I'm not bashing it, I drink it every morning and am a ketofag, the science actually works, it's not a meme in that sense. It's a meme in that the Bulletproof guy, Dave Asprey is a great fucking marketer and businessman, and of course it's not entirely about helping people...he is making fucktons of money. He puts a lot of stuff out there for free. Twice weekly podcast, other 'biohacking' shit, a nice website/brand/forums and a general overall good reputation...which creates trust and goodwill, so many people then ALSO buy his slightly overpriced MCT oil and super duper utterly retardedly overpriced coffee...except it's not retarded because all the goodwill he creates convinces people to buy it for the high meme price).

Or look at Alex Jones...to fund InfoWars, he's got into the 'neutraceuticals' busniess. I'm not saying he's a conman, I'm sure his supplements are just as effective as other similar products on the market (however effective that is). But he created a niche. He built his reputation on the show, the politics, so he created loyalty/goodwill/trust with that, and now he's got a while other busniess where he stands out. With the word spreading, people actually decide, consciously, to buy whatever neutraceutical from him instead of the countless other generic supplement companies out there.

Jones and Asprey have created great brands/personalities from the loosely related work that they put out there for free, and so are getting customers BIGLY. People are buying their products because of who they are, not because they think that their products are much better than the competition.

You might have to become a famous meme personality somehow, and build a compelling reason for others to buy shit from you instead of anyone else. You'll have to come up with a golden idea and work your arse off for it though. You can tell Asprey and Jones work long days every day.

>>1603032

Supposively there was a tripfag named "pimple" in the rgt threads who is on track to make billions

>>1603038
He was lying, he's just like the rest of us but with a huge enough ego to use a trip

*sigh

What do you define as 'rich'?

>>1606145
there are thousands of defense contracts reserved just for small business.

keep in mind that "small business" usually includes companies making up to $30 million per year though, so you may be competing with some very big companies for very big contracts.

what's that website from that one movie where the government posts all their contracts up and you bid on them?

>>1606158
https://www.fbo.gov/

>>1606013
the contractor's blue book.
changed my life.

you know they charge $10 per toilet they clean? and that stripping and waxing floors 10 times costs more than replacing the fucking floor?

that cleaning a building for ten years costs more than tearing it down and replacing it?

>>1606020
Are you serious?
I mean like wtf is this like in America does it also applies to anada?

I read are, qje, jpe,and econometrica

>>1605989
You smell like stale milk. everyone knows it even online. You'll probably never get a job

>>1606001
Don't know what that is sonny, don't got anything good to talk about, then piss off

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>>1605989
>I have applied to 10 places since August
>since August
>I just want to earn some money

You apparently don't want it bad enough or you would have been putting in AT LEAST 10 applications per week.
For starters get the idea of working at any specific place out of your head. Apply EVERYWHERE.
You sound like a lazy piece of shit that needs to get his priorities straightened out.

If you REALLY wanted it, you would have done a lot more.

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Educate yourself.

>>1605666
>I have $5,000 excess from student loans
Pay down the rest of your loans with that money, please...

>>1605715
Im gonna be in college for the next two years so I would like it to get bigger if possible, but that is what I plan on doing with it in the end.

>>1605538
>What's a good resource for learning how to start a business?
working your way up to management in someone else's business.

>>1605538

Almost all of that stuff is unnecessary for someone just starting out.

>>1605542
>you don't need cash registers
>you don't need to get registered with the IRS
>you don't need to move your money to the bank
>you don't need security cameras
>you don't need to know the laws you have to obey when conducting business.

I said no bullshit now yall gonna have to leave now.

>>1605499
The number one trait of successful people is PERSISTENCE. The ability to get back up and try again even when life kicks you ass again and again determines how likely you are to reach your goal.

>>1605499
>successful people work so many hours that they aren't "well rounded".
most people's definition of success doesn't include working long hours.

just sayin. If you're working 80 hours a week you're probably not successful yet. If you spend more than a couple hours a week making money you're probably doing it wrong.

>>1605521
>F500 CEOs are not successful

>>1605309
I used to. Then I found something to pour my time into.
Now I think anyone who says they're smart but don't have anything to show for it aren't really that smart. The whole 'smart but lazy' thing is a cancer.

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>>1605309
YES. I've just realized my problem lately: I am the "Jack of all trades, master of none".
I'm intelligent and educated, I speak two more languages besides my first language and I'm an INTJ based on multiple personality tests if that says anything to you.
But I was struggling in all fields of my life and now I've realized that what I need is specialization. I'm gonna sit down tonight and write down all of my interests and pick 1 (Ok, max. 5!) and I will be a master of them. I know that it's gonna be hard to choose (since I think there will be more than 50 categories on my paper) but I can't live like that anymore.

>>1605324
Agree and it was killing me in the last 10 years.
What's your field?

>>1605309
Oh 21and living with parents how cute

>>1605181

10 - 15%

I can do this if you're interested.

>>1605247

10-15% what?

>>1605276

I send $100.

You send $110.

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>>1605143
Unfortunately we need these shitbags!!

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>>1605227
What do you mean cuck? Are you one one of them? GTFO m8!

>>1605143
Did you actually fall for an MLM scam?

>>1604946

>america-mexico agreement builds "wall" (metaphor for comprehensive border control)
>mexican based cartels lose their income source
>america-mexico coalition eradicates weakened cartels
>mexico becomes economic powerhouse, rivaling china in GDP per capita

you know, trump isn't as dumb or selfish as he looks.

>>1604955
>you know, trump isn't as dumb or selfish as he looks.

Yes he is

>>1604946
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