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Bruh

>>1577375
How is it possible to lose 100%

>>1577382
invest in pump and dump penny stocks instead of something.. useful. He could have made +10% with the right blue chip stock in that time

guys?

>>1577357
all of them retard

I got a office sales position through craigslist that is actually pretty cool, easy enough, has a base pay of $18/hour + commission + bonuses.

To be fair, I went through several shitty pyramid scheme interviews before I found this place. Sometimes you just get lucky.

>>1577341
does it have to be a real pool ? when does it premiere? I'll put the site up if you want to, can you code simple stuff? what can you do in general?

When will us be able to buy Zcash?

>>1577462
Will we*

>>1577294
you nailed it, like most great books (i,e, The Bible) you need to read it metaphorically.

the point is you learn things better. metaphors have been linked with a better understanding and application of topics learned.

>>1577294
it's popular with young executives, mostly male sociopaths, that like to see themselves as epic warriors and captains of industry.

in reality business isn't just struggle against competitors with no rules or ethics governing it. The main strategy is helping people, not harming them or taking advantage of their weaknesses.

that doesn't feel as cool to a 25 year old middle manager with a couple lines of coke in him when he's bragging to his friends about his conquests and acquisitions. We play along though because otherwise the little asshole would be out raping the neighbor dogs and slashing people's tires. He'll grow out of it.

>>1577300
>the point is you learn things better. metaphors have been linked with a better understanding and application of topics learned.
That's a good point

>>1577303
>it's popular with young executives, mostly male sociopaths, that like to see themselves as epic warriors and captains of industry.
Exactly what I suspected.

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Who /all in on AMD/ tomorrow?

what is robinhood? how does it work?

>>1577292
I'm at work and can't look at the stocks for the whole market day.

What limit order should I set, currently have it at 7.50

Make a website

>>1577278

vidchan.tk

Okay, now what.

>>1577273
Do you have a bandwidth cap or is it unlimited?

Are you verboten from hosting adult content/ads?

Are you verboten from using it for commercial purposes?

Do you have an idea for content that will keep a user coming back?

Are you going to focus on user-created content (ribbit & *ch), algorithm created content (digg), or custom, curated content (blogs)?

>>1577253
>if you tried to withdraw all your money at once, they wouldn't allow it, because they probably wouldn't be able to afford it.

they could empty out the change in their gumball machine and cover my deposited savings, thank you very much.

>>1577253
>We don't really own our money, and once we hand it over to the bank, it just becomes numbers.

If you're anything like the typical person with that sentiment you don't have enough in the bank to hurt them by taking it all.

>>1577260

I only have like $5k in the bank atm. its all my money.

>>1577251
IPOs are substantially more difficult to get into, for two reasons. First, they are significantly more rare. The number of attempted IPOs in a given year is a tiny, tiny fraction of the M&A dealflow (ex. there have only been 88 IPOs YTD). Second, IPOs are almost always substantially larger transactions in terms of dollars and complexity. Whereas biglaw M&A work can run the gambit from $1 million filers to massive acquisitions, IPOs are always large-scale multi-disciplinary transactions.

If you're not the cream of the crop at biglaw, you're not going to sniff an IPO in your lifetime. M&A is a more expansive field, so it's possible to do smaller deals in smaller markets and smaller firms. But if you want to work on the deals you see reported in the financial press, again, you'll need to be well-placed in biglaw.

>>1577251
Interested in this too. OP you have a BCL or an MBA?

OP, I'm sure there are countless law schools that are willing to put you in six figures of debt and give you a piece of paper that says 'Lawyer of M&A deals' or literally whatever you want it to say

Tl;dr be careful with law, the career is a giant gamble

now my first thought is a simple cashback system
"buy a dyson for 500$ from his store, and I'l give you 100$ back"
but the issue is that the vacuum store would just raise their prices accordingly and make more profit

your money might go straight into the potential competitor's pocket and you would have nothing to show for it

if you made a deal where he agreed not to raise prices, this could be illegal price fixing

if you set a clear pattern where for instance your cash-back floated in tandem with his eg. he sells 400, your give 100 back; he sells 450, you give 50 back
you might get the result you are after, but he would constantly shift prices to try and temporarily improve his margins and it would be hard to stay on top of it

>>1577226
assuming every customer that buys dyson at shop 1 will buy dyson bags at shop 2, I just offer a sales bonus to the people at shop one for every dyson they sell.

artificially inflate the margin on dyson sales by cutting the margin on bag sales. Loss leader, profit all around.

another option would be to offer dyson vacuum bags free with any new dyson vacuum bought

however the same problem would occur if the offer was only redeemable in your store

the vacuum shop owner would let the bag store give away your bags in the vacuum store, however this would quickly lead to one store absorbing the business of the other and thus I can't see it being a good option for the bag store

>>1577181
Where do you find work?

>>1577181
>>1577186

There are some apps for that. I think "freelancer" is one of them.

Check out their google plus page, and download the "similar apps" as well.

Beyond that, I have no experience and don't know. You should maybe try /g/?

build up a client base duh
after abt 5 years i started to get good repeat business, now i've got £2K/mo just service revenues.

>>1577109
I won't entertain this fantasy. Life moves in only one direction- forward. Thinking about could haves, would haves and should haves is only a twisted distraction.

>>1577109

buy fucking bitcoin

then buy eth

>>1577109
I guess I would have said buy a guitar and play everyday.
I think that would have made me a lot happier but more importantly instilled in my a sense of rhythm and self-discipline that I could apply to other crafts/skill-sets and eventually into entrepreneurship.

Depends on your job and how easily replaceable it is.

>>1577032
Let's say on a scale of 1-10 of how replaceable I am it's a 2 maybe even a 1

>>1577059
Unless you own a sizable share in a company your score for how replaceable you are is between 7 and 10.

The best way to get a raise is find another job and leave on good terms. You might get poached by your previous employer for much more money.

>>1576995
Yeah dog its called Redditor. Multiple pages, your choice of subject. Minimal yards/spergism. Lots of n00b questions, but that's it

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>>1576995
>calls everyone on /biz/ a retard
>asks a bunch of retards for advice
>must be a retard themself

>>1577003
Tards not yards. Autocorrect and such

>>1576986
>you must really like numbers haha
>says the hr major as they walk off to normiedom

>>1576986
>So can you like, do my taxes? haha!

>>1576991
>so you're a finance major? I loved wolf of wall street.

Bump - come one /biz/realis.

What is the corporate strategy at work here?

There's three of these corporations - what's the secret sauce?

>>1576980
they thought it would be profitable, probably also cuts down on overhead

>>1577408
What overheads?

What overheads does a champagne maker have that have synergies with a leather house, with a jeweler?