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>>1557296
>I got my degree in Communications with the intention of
>getting an easy major that had nothing to do with an entertainment career and
>it worked out great, made a bunch in business and retired, no one looked at my GPA or activities, ever.

>>1557296
>I got my Masters in Physics with the intention of getting my PhD. It turns out that I'm a hell of a business intelligence analyst.

>I got my masters in Business Administration and bachelors in Communication with the intention of starting as a salesman in a company and working my way up into am executive position. Turns out you really hit a wall going from a manager position into a corporate position.

RIP pot:(

LONG LIVE HUC

Still working on the /CCG/ revamp. Thread reached bump limit quicker than ever and I'm not home. Still gonna open /forex general/ as well.

Oh. Also FOREX and to a lesser extent Options, but options is literally gambling, welcome. Will be sticking around to see the sites. But work calls.

>>1556186
Hi, nice topic. regarding ORCL: Although they have bough a lot of companies they are like a mainframe company now. I have been working with their products since 2010 and me and all my colleagues are on the opinion that Microsoft is going to take their market share sooner or later. Of course for the next 4-5 years ORCL will remain the nr1 player in the industry.

My stocks currently:
SWX: VONN
TSE: TD
NYSE: FLO
NYSE: STNG

BSMX ( mexican bank that rose today along with the peso. If you believe this contradicts the result of the debate maybe you should make a move.)

NFLX (got a downgrade from DB today. Compared to other banks DB is more of a hedge fund, and seeing how desperate they are to get investors back i would say that i trust their call. Keep note that i am short in DB)

TSLA ( Expect a rally until december and get ready to short. Loving the meme structure of this company.)

Twtr ( Massive gains on this little birdie. The snapchat IPO appears to have scared off buyers and brought down the stock 20% in 2 days. There will be attempts to show how live-sports can keep the company going but all in all server costs combined with very low NFL raitings this year do not bode well for this company. Curently i am waiting for a 14-15$ price, i am not suggesting you buy even then though.)

why is it going up and why should i buy it

>>1553981
>why is it going up?
I don't know
>why should i buy it
To make profit.
I've almost doubled my money in 24 hours (More than 90% of profit)

>>1553981
Because its cryptocurrency for the cannabis industry

what passive income sources do you have?

Night shift security guard, bretty comfy imo

bump i also wanna leave my shit job and find something like OP wants

>>1553634
long story but I pretty much inherited property in a fuck ton of debt and sorted it all out, sold some off, nearly got fucked over by the retard banks etc. what was left is paying rent to me now debt free.

I still wouldnt mind working in areas im studying but I see my younger friends who graduated before me burning out and having breakdowns because they thought being a corporate high flyer was the way to go.

I would do night shift guard work but im the type of idiot who would over react and beat a trespasser to death or something.

The dollar value of auto loans is just following the inflation rate. perfectly normal

>>1551335
I, too, watched The Big Short.

>>1551444
So anyone fearing something along the lines of 2008 in subprime auto is just a goldbug?

>>1535990

Has it been confirmed the devs were captured by ISIS? Before they get their heads chopped off, can someone get word to them to mention Trumpcoin when the sword comes out and the video starts?

That's the media mention we need.

Thanks, guys.

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>>1536000

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>>1536000

The TrumpCoin devs were all #Shills4Hill and cucked their way into oblivion.

>>1563371
>literally penny stocks
What did you expect?

How much are we talking?

>>1563373
I expected the gains I was promised

Sell it, duh.

Keep showing up at my six figure day job.

Rent it out to yuppies

>>1563252

You should be able to just drop by, and sign for it. They are slow af (almost everywhere), though.

If it require a signature it means the sender specifically checked it for that (they updated their forms a little while back), and you were home when a carrier stopped by your house. They should have left a little, pink slip with the location, and time you can pick it up.

>>1563252
sometimes you need to wait for them to sort it, and it won't be avail this next day afternoon. It will say on the slip they left on your front door when its available for pickup.

>>1563260

weren't home*

Post office is crazy, btw.

Pay little kids to go door to door asking for donations for some kid with cancer. Give them a little cut. I grew up living in a trailer park and did this with a little kid. When I got a car, we made about $200 a day just going door to door. in different neighborhoods

>>1562999
Nah I can make better money than that kid shit

I'm just questioning the moral aspect. I almost feel bad for some of these people

>>1562979
your nose is showing m8.

if you screw the bottom too hard eventually you get things much worse.

>putting all your eggs in one basket

Why do millennials never have any skills in finding a job. They check out Indeed.com once a week or once a month and call that job hunting. They apply to places and wait for them to call first. They only apply to once place at a time. They use the same cookie cutter resume for every application. Their references are their parent's friends and professors. They have no real experience or training and just a degree thinking anybody gives a shit about a GPA.

>>1562889
>submitted application
>month later, get set up for a phone interview the following week
>phone interview was nothing but questions that my resume could have answered
>wait a month
>get scheduled for in-person interview
>do in-person interview, nailed it
>wait two months
>get job offer
>wait four months
>get called in to fill out paperwork
>wait two months
>get called in for a security clearance interview
Of course, by that point I had already gotten a better offer from someone else and started working, but yeah, depending on the employer, you need to be patient

>>1562902

fuck you gramps, not all of us are that way. You just don't know it, because those of us that aren't, aren't the ones complaining.

>>1562889
yeah, but it's not worth waiting for. get something else in the meanwhile.

it's a pyramid scheme, don't waste your time

>>1562886
This, or a MLM

>>1562882
He probably just wants to rape you fuck off

Btw Hunting For Bambi paintball. Shit is hilarious shit I came buckets. Genius business idea

>>1562690
OMFG DOWN 2%, AND NOT CONSTANTLY GOING UP EVERYDAY, CRASH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

>>1562694
More like steadily dropping retard

>>1562697
>steadily dropping
"Dropped" 1 consecutive day. Up over 25% this month. Man, just give up on ever not being poor.

>>1562636
Well, i cant say much for home insurance, but Car insurance really is only enforced for the other drivers, not for you. I highly doubt any american has saved enough to repair a badly damaged Porsche. I think it was some bullshit MSN article i read that most americans have less than 2k in emergency savings.

>>1562636
Yeah if u don't understand a simple concept it's the Jews then by default

It's because of unexpected costs you fucking faggot. Most people can't afford to pay $10000 upfront when something happens. So they spread the cost by many people absorbing it.

Since out of 100,000 people paying $100/month it's unlikely very many will get injured but they have a safety net

>>1562636

The obvious point of it is to cover expenses that you cannot pay for yourself.

In the US, if you have to go to the hospital and don't have good insurance, then you are going to have to pay tens to even hundreds of thousands for care.

Health insurance is the major one that people think of, but it works the same way for warranties for electronics.

You don't buy TV warranties because you can already self insure if it gets stolen or broken.

It's a business, which takes risk, employees, and pays taxes, ergo, it needs to profit in order to grow.

Profit alone is amoral. It is the business ethics that determine morality.