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2.69 billion! 400% GAINS!

>>1552615

A bit.

try to get the goyim to think it could of happened without insider knowledge

>>1552586
I guess he abandoned us.

What meme exchange guy? You mean that crappy website?

Whatever happened to amDoge?

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>>1552552
dicsord

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>>1552552
>The question is, how do we anticipate them?
Not sure, you would have to set your own parameters and find out.

>I refuse to believe that this shit is just gambling, that's an excuse which retards use to justify their failure/incompetence.
It's definitely not gambling, a lot of math and algos are most likely behind a lot of these pumps, and the strategy seems to be working. It does seem like lots of research is being done behind the scenes to search fort the next pump.

>>1552552
just study the markets like everyone else is doing. one day an opportunity will pop up at you.

I spend very little of my time actually trading. I make maybe 1 or 2 trades a week, just watch the markets all the time and read news. try and think laterally about a coin and see if you can spot something worthwhile that isn't well known.

>>1552563
What would you sat your success rate is?

Do you think you'd benefit from upping the number of trades?

>>1552529
>Is financial economics really bullshit?
It's just that it's not as empirically based as many hard sciences.
Which means many adherents can have competing opinions that could all be viewed as accurate.

>>1552540
I know that.

I mean is Austrian economics right when they say that you can't use empirical thought to model human behavior.

ZH is nothing more than sensationalist clickbait. It's the lowest form of news

>Will we ever see a crash along the lines of 2008 in the near future?

Yes, you'll probably see about three by the time you retire. It doesn't mean the world is ending.

>Is financial economics really bullshit?

If economics were a math problem, then it would have an infinite number of variables. This isn't even counting the inherent biases of the individuals calculating it. Because of this, a Ouija board is about as reliable as any single economists predictions.

>>1552439
Interest and service charges on 100 trillion of global debt are about to eat the principle, that would imply complete meltdown of the system of usury. It's either zero to negative interest rates or WW3.

>>1552439

Interest rates seem to be negatively correlated with economic growth, going by that chart.

It is due to a lack of demand for credit by companies. The wages of middle class earners have stagnated for decades, so there's no incentive for companies to supply more, as there is no demand.

>>1552439
How the fuck do they have data from 3000 BC?

>>1552374
SRTY SRTY SRTY

she is all about helping the big corporations and whoring small caps.

>>1552374
Find an online betting site and bet she'll win. Simple.

Bet on Wallstreet big finance

>>1552355
1. it's not.

people would be trading lead, not gold

>>1552355
>How is gold a viable "post apocalypse" currency assuming a total breakdown in trading markets?
its not, you need to remind yourself of the kind of people spouting such retardation

>>1552360
this is my assumption too, but if gold was popular in a pre-electronic global market. why wouldn't it be popular in a post-electronic regional market assuming global collapse?

im trying to even get to your stage, but id do the job a little longer even if it is painful. i heard being a broker gives you a lot of valuable experience. especially since its becoming more of advisory kind like you said just stick with it a little longer. whats next however ive got no fucking clue. ask collegues what their plans are, because nobody will be a broker forever. maybe you will get inspired

If you can tough it out and excel at your job for a few more years you can do a career reset with a MBA (only good if you can get into a top tier school though)

>>1552626
What's an MBA good for?
What kind of job does it actually get you?

is it physically possible for you to get your GPA up to a satisfactory level?

i literally spent the last four months of uni doing nothing but studying. managed to get my grade up from pass to highest possible.

i'd spent the rest of the time before that partying and procrastinating, so i had a lot too catch up on, but it's possible.

restarting worked for me.

entered uni at 18. too stupid, too imature, a lot of opportunities but couldnt get them coz too much of a pussy, only wanted to take it slow, masturbate and play games all day. woke up to life and retook it at 23. best thing i did in my life and what i recommend anyone. only a few people are truly ready to take life seriously before their twenties.

>>1552327
Did your GPA from the first time around hurt you? Did you retake the same program? Same school or different? What are you doing now? What did you do differently?

Sorry, don't feel obliged to answer all of these

>>1552312
2-3* not 203

>>1552312
>carbs
dropped

Also porridge.

A bowl of porridge is one of the cheapest meals possible and filling and nutritious as hell.

Trouble is it tastes pretty bland so you get bored of it fast.

Do your parents have good credit? Ask them to put your name on one of their credit cards (they don't have to give you the credit card). It boosted my credit score from 548 to 689.

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>>1552435
Not really an option. One parent is going through bankruptcy, the other isn't involved.

I'm grown btw so I want to do this on my own.

These are the balances of the CC's and the one other acct.

Bump again

It's upside down.

>>1552275
Naw familia, took it with my phone. But you can clearly see it doesn't match the modern design of the 5 dollar bill.

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Here's an unflipped version.

Never. Only race matters. And I came here to tell you that.

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>>1552227
Says the 27 year old childless NEET browsing a weabo japanese anime forum

>>1552223
try r9k

Hi SEC :^)
Why would anyone ever divulge how to do it with strangers on an an imageboard?
On the other hand you could tell us about the info you know so that it becomes public knowledge and you can trade however you like with no repercussions

>>1552187
Apparently people have tried through their kid's accounts and have been getting caught that way. Fucking retarted.

>>1552198
I don't have anything. I'm curious to the methods people have used in the past.

>>1552175
>how do you secure rights to factual IRL events
You don't. It can't be done.

make an agreement with the source owner. if you can write scripts and pitch them to producers who want to make them into movies you've 'secured rights' to get paid whatever deal you made with the producer because producers have standard contracts they use. Otherwise, you need a lawyer or to become a laywer who knows how to draw up contracts.
>'secure rights' = make a deal to use and/or get paid for it

for number 2 i think it was a trademark registration for the name Twin Towers attack or 9/11 or something like that. i have heard that story too, that in the afternoon of 9/11 (((someone))) who worked in NY attempted to trademark the name.

for number 1, i have also read this story and as far i know it was true, although your details aren't quite right.

the man was an agent or film producer and he would accept pitches for movies from people by message, such as you say postcard or letter or answerphone message. the pitch was just an elevator pitch, no more than a few sentences.

for example the movie Phone Booth the pitch was "a man answers a ringing phone in a phone booth and doesn't leave for the whole movie". the producer was paying for the ideas that he could then turn into scripts and sell to studios.

instead of buying a story or a screenplay he was buying the idea from people. that isn't such a difficult situation to understand.

he was the man who could and was looking for the 'ideas guy'.