Imagine you are 18 again, which career would you choose this time and why?
>>1569530
private security stuff, getting into the real shit.
Office jobs are lame
I wouldn't have turned down the blowjob in exchange for a dream opportunity presented to me. I was cocky enough to think that I could do it on my own, but that's not how the world works unfortunately.
Lost a few years of potential career progress because I was afraid to suck some fags dick.
Data science, no fucking doubt.
>not doing 125k straight outta school
Investment banker or lawyer @ top-tier firm?
probably law at an investment bank tbqh
>>1569517
neither are red bulled
>>1569517
I was a lawyer for 3 years at Cravath and it was horrible. I barely escaped with my sanity.
If you are an android user and dont have google opinion rewards, you need to get it now. What are other apps like this? That require very little effort and are great $?
>>1569455
And what can I buy with this"$" I get? Can I use them to pay for my groceries? My rent? New PC components?
>>1569458
yes, you can trade money for goods or services
>Selling personal information for chump change
You are a fucking dumbass.
The only people stupider are the ones who do unpaid "personality / what character are you tests".
To every person who has ever asked how to make passive income here you go.
https://youtu.be/_adF-iE84Z4
You go to the bank and ask for half dollars in exchange for cash.
You will get a shitton of normal coins but you don't loose any money it's just in coin. You will find coins that are silver and worth maybe $10 online and can be sold for quick cash In a pawn shop for less money.
>>1569453
That may have worked in the 80s, but now it would probably get you $7/hr at best
>>1569453
good luck with that, you will be hard pressed to find any silver
most banks have coins shipped directly from the fed, all the silver has been pulled
you'll have to find a teller who just happens to have silver coins that someone turned in that day
don't waste your time with this bullshit
>>1569453
use your money to buy a dictionary so you can look up the word "passive"
I started in the stock market with $1,000 several months ago. I got up to $3,500. Now I'm back down to $1,500. Is trying to beat the general trend of the overall market a lost cause?
>>1569425
/thread
>>1569425
this desu nig
Okay faggots. The Memestock biz isn't going to well for me. I need a real job to recoup my losses, I'm thinking about what to get.
I have no education so there's a few options. I'm thinking,
>McDonald's
>Some sort of sales job
>Some physical labour bullshit
>Your ideas
>…
Help me brainstorm or give advice
>>1569386
If you think you can sell, try selling cars. Good money in it. Even if you hate it, just stick it out and make enough to move on.
become the new Subway spokesman
>>1569386
wut u mean "pimple" and the magical racist algo didn't make u rich!?!?
gee wiz...
maybe you should keep asking for advice from the same people!
Are you ready for the worst week of the stock market, ever?
my net worth is mainly in btc so im ready
>>1569370
>finishes quantum computer
What's the deal with real estate? I've considered investing in rental properties before(not commercial).
I just did a financial projection over 5 years for some condos, just as a start. Very "best case scenario": assuming things like 20% down(to avoid mortgage insurance), 4% interest rate, perfect fill(no vacancy or late rent), perfect property(no repairs), no association fees, no time spent for rental related issues, no taxes on profits, I still only come up with about 4% IRR after 5 years, which I think is insanely low considering the risks I've passed over.
Why would anyone do this? What am I missing?
Also I live in CT so maybe the margins suck here.
Can someone explain?
>>1569338
It's low risk.
>>1569345
If I put all the expenses in that I've passed over, and put some money away to account for repairs, vacancies, and deadbeat tenants, my guess would be that the return is effectively 0%. I don't know where you get "low risk" from. I don't invest in perfect scenarios.
>>1569350
Might even be negative return if I really put the work into the spreadsheet.
>Mom asks me if I can help her invest her money
>Tell her I have no idea and that investing seems very risky and she's better off keeping it in her 0.01% interest bank account as I know she does
>Meanwhile I'm making gains from Vanguard while I work and live expense-free because I tell my parents I only make $1200/month and I'm trying to save up
>Actually making $5k/month and investing almost all of it every month
you should at least invest her money and give her 2% returns instead of the .001 % she gets from banks.. and keep the profits
Help your mom don't be a bad son
>parents have a lower net worth because of OP being a shitty child for no reason
>comes back to bite him when his inheritance is half what it could be and his broke old parents are always haggling him for change and giving his kids shitty gifts because lolnomoney
well played OP ;)
Red/odd: 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 19, 21, 23, 25, 27 (10 numbers)
Red/even: 12, 14, 16, 18, 30, 32, 34, 36 (8 numbers)
Black/odd: 11, 13, 15, 17, 29, 31, 33, 35 (8 numbers)
Black/even: 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 20, 22, 24, 26, 28 (10 numbers)
?????
Why did they do this? Shouldn't there be 9 numbers of each combination? As it is, if I put 10 dollars on red and 10 dollars on odd, I have a better chance to double my money than if I put 10 dollars on black and 10 on odd.
Or am I retarded?
It's the only way to do it to not have neighbouring reds/blacks
>>1569299
What? There already are neighboring reds and blacks.
>>1569299
10 and 11
18 and 19
28 and 29
What are /biz/'s thoughts on the Pareto Principle?
>>1569139
It's true for certain things, but even then, the statement is general enough to try and force itself into very specific things not dislike horoscopes.
>>1569139
True most of the time. The thing is the only way you can rise above the average crowd is if you go the additional 20%.
Of course some dumb workes and mechanics can build a car but if you want a brand quality car you gotta do the extra work
>>1569139
I buy a business that makes $10k per month and requires 100 hours per month of work.
client group 1 takes 80 hours of work and pays $2k.
client group 2 takes 20 hours of work and pays $8k.
do I continue to work 100 hours per week to make $10k or do I dump the $2k that takes 80% of my time and go after more of the most lucrative clients?
Given limited time for work and unlimited clients from each group, why would I do the lower paying jobs?
I'm much better off dumping the lower paying work and going after more of the higher paying stuff. In fact you've got a financial duty to not work for the clients that pay the least.
One of my friends said he is going to sell tickets for people to come to his house and watch him and his girlfriend have sex.
>>1569117
Tell him to livestream it, I'll pay if shes hot
>>1569117
is called a peep show, and it's as old as Ellie Cresswell
>>1569117
How much for a ticket?
What does your board of directors look like?
>>1569098
A bunch of fat boomers and old hags in suits
>>1569101
This
>>1569098
that pic is a vintage porn movie introduction. called Orgy on Wall St.
Does this guy actually have real advice or is he just getting paid to shill for companys; why would I listen to anything he says?
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/jim-cramer-doesnt-beat-the-market-2016-05-13
buddy it's JIM CRAMER do you even realize who you're talking about it's JIM CRAMER why would JIM CRAMER get paid to shill when JIM CRAMER knows things about the stock market that JIM CRAMER has picked up through his years of experience?
>>1569057
Always do the opposite of Jim Cramer
I want to either do accounting or nursing (Im a guy btw). Which should I go for? I've heard the whole bunch of options of nursing means I can travel around US cities on 13 week contracts, get paid 25-30k net and relax for a bit before doing it over in another city. Or accounting, which admittably is less bloody and healthcare related, can get a comfy living with a CPA, but has downsides (60+ early career hours, boring?).
What should I do
>>1569042
What do you like to work at?
>>1569042
accounting is only boring imo if you arent interested (like everything, but you cant brute force yourself to like accounting)
>>1569042
If you like the smell of piss and ass, paper work, angry doctors, angry patients, and being on your feet all day for close to nothing be a nurse.
If you want a cushy job handling other people's money while making a good amount on your own be an accountant.