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shit yields, overrated

>>1579341
Any recommendations?

>>1579344
Buy the next coin biz recommends.

>>1578537
Saw a licensed op pic today in a pp kek

>>1578537
literally any vendor can start with less than $5,000

>>1578537
Dropshipping and kneepads.

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>>1577970
>will double
>will triple
>will grow to have a billion dollar market cap
>will have a 200 + million dollar market cap

Where did you get your crystal ball from?

>>1578022
Literally anything. Just avoid putting all your eggs in to one. Particularly avoid XRP, XMR, NXT, FCT.

If it was my money i would have $500 in BTC $200 in ETH, $200 in Waves and $100 in a bunch of smaller cap cryptos with big ambitions.

Avoid appcoins and avoid gamecoins.
The key with speculation is to buy stuff with big ambitions and good dedicated people behind them.

>>1578043
Nah, stay away from Waves.

>>1577352
I used to.
I made my first million at 32.
I was a multimillionaire for 2 months when I was 38.
then I was a multimillionaire again from 39-40.
I went below a million from 41-43.
Currently 44 and a millionaire again.
for a while.

after a while you stop thinking about it, it has no real effect on your life beyond a certain point.

>>1577352
From everything I've researched so far, it seems like the ONLY ways to do this(other than inheriting it) is to:

>learn how to allocate capital and start some kind of business somehow
>learn how to find discounted cash flows and invest other peoples money somehow

I see no other way. I'm 21 and I want to get this show on the road.

>>1577354
having 1 million is not enough in developed countries these days to live luxuriously or have freedom. you have to take your 1 million and go to some rural place or poor country like thailand to live well. the minimum required to be considered rich is making over 3 million net profit in a lifetime

And jobs should be relevant to your field of study, not working at a fast food joint. There's no excuse to why you couldn't hold a 20-30 hour a week job working at a bank as a teller or personal banker. There's no excuse at why you didn't find a full time job in the Summer doing payroll, taxes, internal auditing, etc.

>>1577145
>>1577149
>All those college kids wanting six figures for an unproven degree and no work experience.

Honestly, after eight years in management, I just want an applicant that has held any job for one continuous year or more minimum.

>>1577145
>Work 30 hours a week in school
I trust you did this, stay elitist m8

>>1576734
yea I def trust OP, cause OP could never lie to me on an image board site full of faggots

>>1576743
What are you talking about? Are you saying he was lying? or im lying? about what im lying? idiot.

Can you link to the original comment or post, OP?

>>1575229
How much capital do you have?

Spend everything you have on lottery tickets.

>>1575230
I have $3000 as capital atm.

>>1574909
back to r9k with ye

>dot com boom/bubble (obviously too late)
>app boom (largely too late but still money to be made)
>????
Guess the next one and develop skills to capitalise.
>VR/AR software/apps would be my guess, if we're sticking to the path of programming opportunity

>>1575323
There won't be anything of this magnitude again though, because technology in general is becoming more centralized and the barriers to entry have already become insurmountable to anybody who doesn't have a large amount of money. I don't think there will ever again be a time where somebody could become rich from building something in their garage/bedroom.

There are fat better super options out there if you are willing to SMSF....
Yes over 32 years this is a great rate of return, but after you take out fees and tax... it is nowhere near as good as some of the other market offerings.

>>1572998
Fake numbers

>>1573155
This is after fee's according to CBUS

>>1573158
Bingo!

These fudged figures and the underlying corruption within Union owned funds are holding back our entire $2trillion industry with nothing but dodgy propaganda that wouldn't fly anywhere else in the world.

It's really hard to fight the propaganda too, the media, Unions and government are all colluding together and the reason why is fucking hilarious.

>>1573155
I'm a Financial Planner and this is the type of shit I have to contend with. They fudge their performance figures, their fee's, funnel money to Unions and influence policy and elections.

It's really shocking watching people from all over the world talking about managed funds and investments, then looking at Australia and just seeing the level of propaganda.

How can we intentonally disrupt the economy so there are more big moves for us traders to cash in on?

>>1582235
we can short the currencies of our rivals with our combined NEETbux

>>1582235
>wanting big moves as a trader
Senpai I'll happily take a predictable 1% a week.

>>1582069
buy my mom's dick entering your dad's pussy retard

I'd have to look at why not to now. They had major health code issues a few years back. ... I dunno, why are you shilling this?

Are you Canadian?

Doesnt your uni have a career services department? Talk to them. Your gpa is good they should be able to do something for you.

>>1582005
What is a stats degree?
How is it different from a math degree?

you're pretty fucked. your degree/major and GPA is fine, but with your lack of experience and connections you just cant compete with other people that have those things. either fix your situation by getting some experience or connections, or go do a masters degree or something like that to give you more time. the third option is probably the most likely for you, and that is getting a really shitty job that few other people want.

>>1581939
commit crime like carding I guess

>>1581940
I don't want to go to jail

>>1581947
>I don't want to go to jail
sounds like you should get a job then

>>1581937
Make Applejack their mascot

>>1581937
Contact local grocers, you fucking slav.

Or you could get a job. Romani Gypsies find a way somehow. Become a psychic tarot card reader or something.

>>1581955
>Contact local grocers,
Already done. They still make next to no money. Can they get an EU dotation to make 100% natural bio apples?

>>1581856

I understand 4chan is not the best place to ask these questions. I'll go looking for a bitcoin forum then.

>>1581862
I'll help out I guess. Are your only questions the ones you listed?

>>1581856
>>1581862
1. Right now the value is primarily propped up by speculators, to my knowledge, and would be valued considerably less if the rest of the "normal" community had to maintain it. It is gaining more "natural" value due to more companies accepting it, but right now it isn't anything substantial. Anonymity is a decent but not overwhelming portion of the value derived from the features in Bitcoin (in my opinion).

2. The blockchain and Bitcoin would likely be outlawed, but mostly due to the fact that the government can't control it. Note that outlawed doesn't necessarily mean prohibited, and potentially just means "taxed to death".

Also the
>governing authority
meme

While you're right, fiat money really only has value when backed by a government, money should be backed by some sort of goods. Again, in my opinion. Be that gold, silver, oil, wheat, whatever, if it is exchangeable for a note it can be backed by that. A government just happens to be an effective vessel to maintain holdings of something of value.