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the cards are stacked against you in every other scenario

>>1603317
If you wanted to hide your money put it all into Bitcoin

>>1603317
Well first thing you have to consider is how much of your wealth does she know about, how much is logged

>>1603138
It's a good job but you have to know how to manage a school and make parents happy. And good luck becoming president of a school in a good area.

>>1603146
Arent president and principal different positions?

>>1603138
you kind of are obligated to have at least a moderate education background before hiring at the level of prinicpal or otherwise go balls out on grad degree stuff for MPA/MPP/M ed.

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Sounds cool as hell but is there seriously any money in silkmaking? Seems like something chinese would produce in massive quantities for peanuts. Maybe market your silk as organic/fair trade etc. so you can sell to Whole Foods crowd for a premium

>>1603122

My niche is ahimsa (peace) silk. It's triple the price, but doesn't kill the silk worms when you make it.

The Chinese aren't ethical enough to do it that way.

>>1603093
>>1603125

You've piqued my interest.
I would consider going into it if I wouldn't find caterpillars and moths so damn disgusting.

I'd try to develop a way to develop a way to feed the caterpillars intravenously somehow and suspend them in the spin stage for as long as possible ( possibly through controlling temperature, hormones, etc) while continuously harvesting the silk before it hardens

Imagine, endless batteries of hydroponic silkworms!

I've considered doing something similar: growing exocrine glands in batteries, like mammary gland clusters, for example, and feeding them directly through artificial capillaries with a serum produced further upstream in the factory. milk batteries.

But for now I'm doomed to sell satellite propulsion systems.

Anyways, I wish you the best of luck with your endeavour, brother!

>>1602962
not very difficult

>>1602962
Lol. I don't think you understand how global warming works. But I'd love to see your face in 2030 when you chill in your house in the Arctic waiting for the Sun to rise and you're happy(?) because it's -38 degrees instead of -40.
>mfw the Sun still doesn't rise for a month

You can't. The artic is sea, unlike antartica.

>>1602634

Rebuke A Random Walk Down Wallstreet. Especially for those who aren't going to dedicate 50+ hours of research per stock pick.

>>1602637
You gotta be a bit more specific, pal.

>>1602634
I'll bite. Let's start with an easy one.
What are your thoughts on the tasty trade fags?

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>>1602555


This is where I get a little more confused:

>"colored coins":
Bitcoins or other crypto currencies which are coded to mean specific things. For example, you can code a bunch of coins to be used for a specific purpose. Or you can code a coin to represent ownership of your car.
> In the car example, wouldn't you just choose the smallest value possible for the token coin? Why would you make token be worth money and car ownership?

Waves: Ok I am mainly confused by this one. Apparently the purpose is to be a token to represent anything like stocks, property ownership, real money etc.
>I think one difference from other colored coins that waves likes to point out is that waves can represent fiat money? But what stops any coin (including bitcoin) from also just representing US dollars if is capable of representing car ownership?
>what are other differences from other colored coins? Just ease of coding?
>What is the purpose of investing in wave coins? Aren't wave coins just the tokens? Shouldn't the value of the tokens be low so that they just represent a transaction fee?
There would be no advantage to speculating on wavecoins if that was the case. Anyway, as far as I can see, the waves team is qualified but they do a lot of hand waving on the explanations, especially in regards to how they plan on legally binding transactions. At the moment with my limited understanding, it does not seem worth purchasing.

Tl;dr Buy as much Bitcoin as you can and hold long term if you want to get rich.

>>1602643
I agree, but if you have less than 1 BTC then just get out of the game or try to multiple it with something like this dice game: https://primedice.com/?c=adb4dz

>>1602489
Gmail is the standard.

>>1602489
>>>/g/

>>1602489
Do you like privacy?
Protonmail if yes, Gmail if no.

>>1602430
There's nothing I love more than waking up Saturday morning and trading on the markets.

This is a new kind of autism

>>1602430
Why won't Robins Hood let me place orders? I am trying to buy more MGT

>>1602361
what kind of company is church + dwight co.?

>>1602361
>.
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fucking euros baka

>>1602381
American manufactor of consumer goods, most popular brands are Arm & Hammer, Oxi Clean and Pepsodent. They produce baking soda, toothpaste, cleaning supplies, cat litter and other stuff.

5dimes, bovada, etc

hoping to grab clinton if it drops to -200, currently around -300

>>1602189
you can do this? wow..

who's the favourite?

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>>1603328
UK here

>>1602054
I don't think so. I haven't missed a payment in 12 years, but back then they didn't even report it until you were 6 months behind.

car and house payments are a different story.

>>1602055
This wasn't even that much money. I'm amazed how much it was knocked down

>>1602054
Pay your bills on time. Eventually your good-goy score will return if it pleases your credit overlords.

>>1602030
>endlessly siphon money out of the middle class
money is a social construct.

at best it's siphoning work from the middle class. Their money is worth more to them than it is to the rich, but then you can't have capitalism without inequality.

or maybe I should ask you, you're the expert....

can you have capitalism without inequality?

>>1602032
No, you cannot. Utopia is unobtainable. However, capitalism is the lesser evil because competition forces companies to increasingly better themselves. Enforcing antitrust laws is paramount. This is not being done, and innovation will die.

>>1602030
>"Unfunded government liabilities"
No such thing.
>Non-Monetary commodities
As opposed to a "Monetary commodity"? There's no such thing.

>Gold
lmao

>>1601892
>But Im an Equity Trader since im 16 and made a lot of money from it. I have my own trading strategies, and wrote a couple of books about markets.

Nice roleplay. Next time can I be Dungeon Master?

>>1601892
i like stories too :-)

>>1601892
Show them your performance data. That's all they really want to see.

Good luck.

>>1601837
Not always. They had to answer to share holders anyways just private equity shareholders. Atleast with the ipo they can generate capital to expand. Sure they have to give back but it's bonus motivation. Also if the share tanks on ipo it means it was overvalued. Just s&d at work son

>>1601837
pretty much.

you take the business away from the people that started it and grew it and then hand it over to a bunch of overpaid bozos that have never started or grown a business of that size in their lives.

then you change the goal from growth for longevity to profit at any cost. The IPO is often the beginning of the end.

>>1601843
The problem is that in the old days (pre-2008) you went public in order to raise capital. That meant that retail investors got to lose money on dumb shit like pets.com and flooz and beanz, but it also meant they got a shot at some bookstore called Amazon and some search thingy called Google.

Today, all that capital needed for growth is supplied by PE - meaning that the IPO isn't a raise of much-needed capital, it's an exit round in which the PE shareholders who invested in the private company get their money *OUT* of the company during the IPO, and the new retail bagholders are guaranteed to get fucked. (The three biggest recent examples being FIT, GPRO and TWTR, whose 3-year charts should prove instructive)

>>1601730
You need to sell yourself more.

When initially emailing the company state the top 3-4 reasons that makes you superior to the competition. Then a day or two later, follow up with a phone call. During the interview, dont just answer their questions. Give them reason to select you. Reiterate your best qualitys, and what you would bring to the table if they hire you.

>>1601730
I'm like the opposite of this.

I have internship offers but none of them pay enough for me to live, I need at least $400 a week

Too hard to budget time between internship/school/homework and then try to add another job to the mix

>>1601730
Also Wojak looks like Mike Pence in the OP pic