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I'd say if you're at the 5M mark excluding your principal residence

20 million if you're in the US.

7 million would fund the kind of lifestyle that I desire in perpetuity.

But then I'd probably want more when I got there

>>1587851
A computer will be able to play better than you will ever be in less than 25 years. What are you going to do then?

>>1587851
Poker is similar to trading, you need good risk management skills, keep your head in check, and have a winning strategy.

>>1587851
Online poker is filled with sharks and software to give them an advantage. Better odds at an actual casino/tournament. Fuck online poker.

Umm, I would like to order a Big Mac and some Chicken McNuggets with a Sour cream 'n onion sauce and another batch with Barbecue sauce?

Forgot to mention there's this old guy I have to work with who's mute or something. Thing is, he doesn't know sign language nor does he try to play charades to explain what he's doing, he just makes incoherent moaning noises and thinks people understand him. I think he despises me because one day I was on break and he was trying to tell me a story but I was trying to watch a video and it's kind of hard to enjoy it when there's an old man moaning at you, so I told him to just stop because I don't know what he's saying.

>>1587726
>This one jackass made us refund him a McFlurry because he thought the Oreos in it looked like bugs so he couldn't eat it.
did you tell him there's actual bugs in the strawberry shake?

Buy knee pads and start sucking cock you aimless faggot.

>>1587646
Thanks for the bump

>>1587627
Lifegaurd or swimming coach at an indoor swimming pool for winter. try higher end gyms or country clubs. Water aerobics classes as well. Since you already licensed as a lifegaurd. Soounds like your best bet for pay

>>1587586
what's your business

>>1587586
My dream is to never work
so Instead of working on my dream I just don't work at all and fulfill my dream
just some NEETfeels you wagecucks won't get

I'm sure all the CEOs will stay in Portland and not move somewhere else though, preventing them from getting ANY tax dollars at all!

>>1587562
I was wondering how long it was going to be before someone didn't read the article. You don't have to be headquartered, or live in Portland for this to effect you.

>>1587566

I'll gladly admit I didn't read the whole article, and I'm not actually American so can someone explain to me: if you don't live or do business in Portland, how can Portland's municipality tax you? Since it says they are fining people via higher taxes.

>>1587539
Try messaging the website/company owners and see if you can arrange a deal.

I don't know fuckall about domain names but .io looks like shit desu

>>1587664
i would rather a .com, but unless your business name is some completely random shit they're always taken

>>1587537
Outsourcing, and its gonna get worse for professions without a certification (accountants, engineers, doctors, lawyers will be somewhat fine). Programmers, copyrighters, artists, etc... have to either step up their game or get fucked.

If you're in North America you better be running a business and employing others than fighting for scraps. Europeans can rely on workers rights for now, but not for long.

That's kind of my perspective as well. Immigrants of all nationalities are pretty entrepreneurial and lets face it, clannish. If one doesn't secure the aforementioned certified professions it'll be like living in a different country. I like how their was zero mention of unskilled laborers in your post or even tradesmen. The influx of immigrants will secure those positions.

>>1587537
It is, but immigrants are not a driving factor.

>>1587504

Normally bitcoin works like metals, it goes up when dollar goes down. but recently it did not. therefore i think there are some other forcer governing bitcoin. I belive its chinease especulation, since chine is still the biggest player in the bitcoin market. i belive china owns 95% of each bitcoin in the world. Or i can be wrong : the map i used shows me where the bitcoin is traded, by that it can only tell me in all trades done in the world 95% of them happen in chinease territory. check the map for yourself : http://fiatleak.com/. That can be lower fees or a major chinease investment. Either way, if chinese government wants to hold all that bitcoin they will get all bitcoin users by the balls.

>>1587504
Your data is likely going to be very messy, as cryptocurrencies are speculation vehicles instead of sound investments.

>>1587789
afaik china has a lot of mining farms because of the cheap price of electricity. Recent tax policies (the limitation of the amount of yuans allowed to be exchanged for USD) and bad news for the chinese economy created a surge of interest in bitcoin in China.

Also OP, in which university do you study and when is your thesis due? I'm also interested in bitcoin/eth for my paper in social anthropology

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Dunno but bump for interest.

Blue jeans.

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>>1587468
Marlboro reds

Mortgage debt is a tax deduction. So unless you are retired you are often better off keeping the debt so you can get the tax deduction.

This scenario depends on the interest rate of your loan though

>>1587344

How much is the tax deduction? And if it's paid off, sure, you don't get the yearly tax deduction, but you also don't have to pay 12 months of mortgage payments, which should be far more than any tax deduction could ever be.

>>1587340
ok, let me help you out,

you spend a dollar in interest to save .30 in tax when you have a mortgage on a rental property.

BUT: the downside is in opportunity cost. instead of paying off your rental property mortgage, you could use it as a downpayment on another property, for additional income.

Because there is an impression among the majority of the voting population that if it were legal the "average joe investor" would be unable to compete and that if made illegal then dealing in smoke-filled backrooms will simply cease because it is illegal.

>>1587276
6/10
nice bait

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>>1587276
>Why is insider trading illegal?
It's legal if the information is public.

Hiroshima must be trying to monetize

DNS contamination, check your phone and router's Internet setting.

>>1587269
i'm getting it too

4chan is fucking ruined

>>1587229
you should fire her ass immediately and buy WAVES token for BTC on Bittrex.

https://bittrex.com/Market/Index?MarketName=BTC-WAVES

>>1587229
Do they not have index funds in Canadia? Fire any adviser that doesn't recommend them exclusively, if you do have them.

>>1587229
Fire her

>>1587199
Your women are fighting ISIS while you daydream about having a job someday.

>>1587205
I'm Mexican, we have literally no associations with ISIS. Stop making racist assumptions without any evidence whatsoever. Furthermore, I have European ancestry on both sides of my family, it's just that due to how the laws are structured I don't have access to either nationality without protracted, and expensive legal processes.

What uni?

Why don't you get a entry job at the ministry of economy ? It's easier and more independent than working as a freelancer.