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>>1593686
I can offer you another IT related affiliate program. What's your blog about?

>>1593732

Im the guy from >>1574525
Im not doing blogging.

>>1593686

how? i thought affiliate marketing was a sailed ship

>>1590070
"waving bye bye" to some bagholders in this latest dip. See you later suckers.

Not selling a single wave until it hits $3 or more here.

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will crack 1$ this year
this is ethereum all over again

Buy orders back up to 400BTC !

So glad i didnt sell

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>>1565811
For about a year and a half now I've been thinking about buying cards off of the deepweb. I put the idea on the back burner because I started trading. This article has re-sparked my interests. I truly believe that the only way to break through, is to break the law. If anyone here has any experience it would be cool if you shared. There used to be daily threads on /biz/ about shit like this, but nowadays everyone is to pussy or to buisy gambling on penny stocks to care or discuss.

>>1565811
I still think the best scams was the coupons that 4chins use to have all over here right before the holidays.
Worked like magic against some stressed out temp working a register with limited training.
4 cases of Mountain dew for $5.
some were even more insane and people got away with it.

Just keep yourself low and you will be fine

Congrats! You invented something that's existed for at least 40 years: the value index fund.

Holdings are selected according to objective criteria. There is subjectivity in establishing the benchmark, but its programmatic after that.

>>1598716
I don't think so, aren't index funds supposed to track the benchmark? That would suggest that composition of the fund isn't focused on outperforming, rather just tracking to the performance of another security.

The question I'm wondering is, can the selection process to create a portfolio that outperforms the market (when considering risk criteria) be automated.

Though, I suppose it is given your confidently sardonic response.

>>1598725
>isn't focused on outperforming
Outperforming what? There isn't one benchmark in the world, just as there isn't one index.

If you don't even understand the question, how do you expect to understand the answer?

>>1598685
In the US your employer usually has to pay you to attend mandatory events, and the things they require you to do generally have to be part of your written job description.

I suspect you're not in the US though.

Corporate culture is such fucking cancer

>>1598546
If you're introvert accounting.
Extro finance

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>>1598680
This. I did finance as non-autist introvert and hated 99% of the jobs. Most good jobs require licensing and/or more education so buckle up. I changed fields and am gonna join the navy.

>>1598687
What finance jobs did you try and what didn't you like about them? Why did you choose the navy over the airforce or army?

>>1598481
Unless it's a unibrows, you can always notice you're kind gay.

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>>1598481
>Asking for advice on appearance
>Not posting a pic of self
>Posting on /biz/
Wtf u doing m80

>>1598481
Of course you should trim your fucking eyebrows....

>>1598251
buy them out or walk away faggot

>>1598316
I can't really communicate accurately how much money our firm would make with some sort of exclusivity on the sale/development of their device.

Walking away isn't an option, and these kids won't agree to selling out.

>>1598251
I do. If you want that kind of contract written it will cost you.

>>1598236

Arithmetically yes, but nobody needs to do any proofs/derivations etc but the boffins

A famous Hedge Fund Manager said 5th grade level math is all you need to evaluate stock performance.

Banking is a glorified sales position. You are creating models and reports to try to get people to buy something. If you aren't outgoing and full of charisma, you won't be an Investment Banker no matter how good you are at predicting the future. Get into buy side or something else if you think it's all math and science and not being a glorified cars salesman.

Not if you compare to the physics guys

>>1598217
lol get fucked this happened to the assholes that bought out my relative's business. they assumed they knew how to make it profitable and they didn't so now they're floundering and it's really shitty for the employees but they still paid the buyout which was like millions of dollars lmao

>>1598242
Yeah, it's sad when the employees take a hit like that, when they are essentially what makes a company run properly. Do you know what kind of issues are hurting the profitability?

>>1598217
that new equipment costs money.

also those green employees are probably screwing things up. Sometimes experience is worth the price.

>>1598185
Boss here.
I'm usually impressed with honesty.

I might fire you for it, but I'll be impressed.

>>1598238
How will you know if i tell you the truth or not? What if i say i love my job and are super motivated but actually fkn hate it.

Dont reply "I can see it on your eyes and mouth".

>>1598247
>Dont reply "I can see it on your eyes and mouth".
ok, I won't.

but the truth is you don't get to be the boss without a strong bullshit detector. Also your words over time will need to match reality and what others report. If you lie a lot people will notice.

honest people don't usually pause to think before speaking. That's the main way I know. If you're comfortable with your truth you'll speak it without having to think about it.

>>1598062
How much was your salary monthy?

Be happy you're no longer working two 35k jobs to help noseberg buy another yacht

>>1598065
61k/year

It's a scam you fucking faggot

>>1597998
>Is it just another scam or a real deal?
did you see his courses, mostly people with money going on trips to bahamas, singapoore and new york together with him, where he teaches them shit you can learn from investopedia. however he explains it.

it's not a scam, but it's overpriced imo.

if you start buying all the perks (trips, mentor programs, etc.), that's when it moves into scam territory, but that's just playing on guys' dreams of the high life.

try r9k

>>1597881
I'm not asking you to share your chart, but to give pointers or discuss where time should be budgeted

for example, I've been removing excess computer time, and only browse when I'm multitasking on things that don't require focus, like eating.

>>1597883
most of them just spend their time there, moping
I doubt if any of them do this.

I'm looking at more low-mid risk, I don't want to lose anything ideally. And don't mind smaller returns.

You could get your first buy to let. 50k down

sensible index funds