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Where is the Potcoin's wallet?

>>1547487
http://www.potcoin.com/wallets/

I'm buying as much as I can.

>>1547497
I want to buy, but i will do so just after the price drops.
I am eager to buy it.

>>1547398
Buy a mansion and retire

>>1547403
this

>>1547398
Blow it out your ass

>>1547396
Fall asleep waiting for the doctor. Say "sorry, I was really relaxed" then when the doctors talking to you, stare ofd, and ask him to repeat himself multiple times.

>>1547396
>my symptoms
You're fucked it won't work for you. Study harder retard

I can't take adderall anymore. I just keep jacking off.

Vyvanse killed my sex drive and was worth it way more.

Help out the Nigerian Prince Akeem, you'll be worth millions once he gets out

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Can you buy real state in your area with this money? If yes, learn that: "Don't wait to buy real state, buy real state and wait".
If you can not, then try investing in good stocks such as Tesla and Santander, or cryptocurrencies (believe or not, it's not a meme), if you want security to your money, bitcoin will give you at least 20% profit in 1 year (but probably will give you a return of 40 up to 75% in a year). Or gold, gold will give you from 10 up to 30% in 1 year (real gold, not gold stocks)
And if you want more profit than that, you can either invest in promising coins such as Ripple or start a business.
Also learn that rule: More profits=more risks.

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>>1547433
Here is what you asked for.

>>1547369
Interesting thread. I give you my bump and come back later.

biggerpockets

>>1547408
Not for commercial.

>mfw im on 1500 $ loss.
it wiĺl go up r-right?

>>1547350
Yup, buy more now, more profit when it turns around!

>>1547341
/ag/ here
In it for the long haul - breaking even atm

>>1547327
If 10k is your yearly income you're not intelligent enough to trade stocks.

>>1547328
I'm in college, that's my pocket money.

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>>1547334
Why are you trying to trade stocks when you are in college and barely have any money? Save that shit for when you have a job and decent pay. In the mean time enjoy college and fuck girls.

>>1547254
There's nothing about a criminal record that prevents you from investing (unless you were convicted of securities fraud and restrictions were part of your sentence).

But if you think $25K is going to turn into a million bucks in 20 years you're criminally stupid. The only reason compounding and long-term investing works so well is that people add to their savings regularly. Those many small additions add up to a lot over time.

Good luck doing that while in prison and having zero income.

>>1547254
That's a really good question.
Some prisoners have to have internet access, but I'm unsure on the legalities. You could definitely have someone do it for you on the outside, but again legalities, maybe nothing could stop them from robbing your ass.

>>1547700
>>1547265
Mainly concerned about funds being frozen. Not sure if prisoners are allowed to look at their bank account.

>>1547239
What project? Buying bitcoins?

>>1547241
Ah... On the surface...

I have hidden quite a few of the other 'elements' from the screenshot. Want to talk more?

>>1547243
Not really, but it might help for the sake of your thread what the fuck you're doing.

>>1547202
yeah bruh I'm here.

not sure how relevant liqui price is, but that price is 164% more than we paid so that's encouraging.

not that I'd sell for that, I'm hoping coin dumps initially so I can buy much more.

you gonna trust some guys that let russians steal thousands of dollars from them?
https://blog.cashila.com/2016/03/30/cashilas-recent-downtime/

Fuck this piece of shit service bruh I wouldn't touch them with a 10 foot pole

>>1547214
it was up 300% yesterday and continues,
liqui is probably gonna pump at 0.1 btc prices( not really the rest will follow) but it definitely gonna go 7-8x ico like Lisk,
once the first dividends are out, it's gonna be Steem-pump x 10, since getting paid dividends doesn't require you to write articles or comment or take any action whatsoever. The bitcointalk thread is getting more and more people onboard

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1587736.4660

mad moneys like we made on Lisk, since all the people that hyped Lisk are also on this.

>>1547223
then don't

>>1547160
I totally agree with you.

However I don't consider myself to be knowledgable in the slightest.

I look at news and graphs and buy dips on companies that consistently do well.

I often sell these at a rate that would resemble swing trading.

I like to mix it up. I swing trade and hodl

>>1547162

How often and how much do you profit on this strategy?

>>1547025
Robin Hood.
Misery loves company.

>>1547025
just open a RobinHood acount. Throw a few hundred in, follow meme's on /biz/
it's a good first lesson

Don't invest, you're not an investor. You can't """invest""" in your free time and stay long-term profitable.

Since you are not an investor, if you really want to see decent returns on your savings, you should seek financial advice. And by financial advice, I do not mean /biz/. No one here knows shit except how to chase moon missions.

>>1547013
>VCORX
I'm curious why you're looking at this fund specifically. Compare it to the Vanguard Intermediate-Term Bond Index (VBILX), for example. Essentially identical bond composition, and essentially identical average maturity. But VBILX has easier access to Admiral class shares ($10K versus $50K) and lower fees (0.09% versus 0.15% at Admiral class).

Also, VBILX has an ETF (BIV) so you should be able to buy it anywhere.

So, yes, adding some bond exposure is probably a good idea, and yes, intermediate term bonds are a decent place to start. But unless you have some specific reasons I'm missing, I'm not seeing VCORX over VBILX.

>VCORX

>50k minimum
>Still .15% fee

Who is this fund made for?

>>1547038
>VCORX
Has a minimum investment of $3000, like most Vanguard funds. Only the Admiral class (VCOBX) has a $50K minimum, which is the same minimum for all Admiral class shares in actively-managed funds.

And 0.15% is actually pretty decent for an actively managed bond fund. The average for similar non-Vanguard funds is 0.78%.

That being said, my issues remain as stated above.

>>1546964
try r9k

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invest in $URRE

maybe stop being a faggot?!

>>1546912
You can invest successfully with almost any amount. You're really only limited by a minimum your individual broker might have.
The same is not true of trading, however (the successful part).

>>1546912
You literally need only enough to gamble on some penny stocks. Aka less than a dollar.

>>1546912
Is Chris Broad a meme now?