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>>1493710
when everything inflates, it's not a bubble.
it's just inflation.

>>1493710
If you want to see what the short term effects of infinite spending and debt are, look at Japan since 1990.

It simply defies standard economic logic.

Can OP provide any more sources for this ? Really interested

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>best strategy
play roulette

Poker is too much autism and the odds are shit

>>1493889
>poker is too much autism and the odds are shit
Care to elaborate?

>The odds are shit
coming from a cuck who has obviously no understanding of poker at all.

im selling everything at monday

>>1493745
>monday
>down 800 points by 9:32AM
>sell orders won't go through
>no one is buying
>why didn't I take my profits when I should have on tuesday
>no,,,,ooooooooooo

Knee fucking pads.

>>1493585
Well, first they usually get some skills

>>1493585
Crypto trading. Oh wait sorry, you need great intuition and observation skills for gambling.

>>1493504
Yes. Either protect your social media accounts, or stop being a racist /pol/ shithead where employers can see you.

>>1493558

>lol whats wrong with censorship just dont have the wrong opinions and ur fine!

You shouldn't be using freedom hating safe space sites to begin with and if you are, then you definitely shouldn't be posting your opinions on them as a wage slave

Huh?

Living with roommates is cool

>>1493445

Socially unacceptable by who's standards?

I feel like I'd still live with roommates even if I could afford not to desu. It's nice to have people around and I don't need much space. Living in some giant mcmansion all alone is just something normie baby boomers aspire to.

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well i for one didn't
on the other hand, i'm not gambling with memestocks, so there`s that

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>>1493279
everyone lost a bit. its the end of the week and oil is low.

no one wants to let their money sit in a bad weekend.

you should have recognized this and pushed into stable securities.

remember for next time.

dont beat urself up.
ur a newb, and dont have much 2 lose in the first place. 2 late 2 sell off now , just hold ur shit.

>>1493279
>10%
jesus fuck am I glad to be ndexing

only slghtly over 1 % down

>>1493239
About $600 in BTC and $200 in NAV. When BTC was at $220 I was making ~2% daily, but the margins are getting thinner and I'm pulling closer to ~0.75% after trade fees now. I'll need to put in a lot more money to make playing the game worth the time. I never should have gotten out...

>>1493239
I like to trade marijuana stocks in Canada. I know the sector, they're cheap stocks (usually $1-4), and if ever the stock goes down and I loose money, all I need to do is hold on to it for a week or so and it will be right back up. So far It has been working out, plus its a rush trading two years worth of tuition on a hunch and being right.

Any tips for a rank beginner on at least where to start ? Wtf is even marijuana stocks lol

I don't see any problems.

>>1493230
How the fuck could we possibly know? We don't know anything about your current relationship with her.

>>1493230

1) How old is your ex?
2) Why did you break up?

This will determine whether or not it's a good idea.

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>AMD

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>TVIX

So what do we buy that's dipped?

Butt plug coin?

>>1493149
Might be worth looking in to if it weren't so damn hard to buy it.

>>1493177

Lolwat? It's on Polo

Tell us your story.

>>1493128
>friend of a friend introduces me to some guy who says he went to business school
>offers to invest in stocks for me 'just to test the waters'
>say ok, give him some money
>he triples it, do this a couple more times
>he eventually asks for my ssn and driver's license to 'synergize the capital gains'
>I don't know any better, give it to him
>2 days later I get a call about buying a house in California
>I live in fucking Indiana
>credit is now in the negative
>this was yesterday
And that's how I learned about identity theft.

>>1493126
I maxed out a few cards i had years ago to the tune of about $11k, i bought a car and new clothes took girls out to eat etc. When the bills came i just threw them in the trash. My credit stayed fucked for 7 years then i got a secured card and started building it back now my score is in the 900s and i don't even have a job.

>>1493083
I would spend any amount of money on pic related.

>>1493090
Are you a girl?

>>1493097
Did you just assume my gender?

>>1492984
>"Hi anon, I've been reading about your company and it seems like a great place to work. I was wondering if you could tell me about what you do there? I would love the chance to get some advice from someone in the business. Thanks!"

>>1492984
I get a lot of cold networking contacts in my current position (got one yesterday), so some thoughts from my perspective:

- Give me a good reason to respond. Don't send some generic-ass cut-and-paste e-mail, I can detect them and detest them. Frankly, flattery works on pretty much anyone: I'm much more likely to respond to a question asking for advice generally rather than a question about how to get a job. I routinely go out of my way to help out law students looking to get my job if they contact me and ask for career advice generally, but I'll immediately delete their e-mail if the questions are an obvious cover for them to send their resume. Make sure to (1) have at least googled my name and figure out what I do, and (2) make your questions relevant to shit I'd actually know.

-- I can't stress the above enough - the more something looks formulaic, the less I care about it. The only exception that comes to mind: "thank you" e-mails are nice and somehow rare.

- Don't dare fucking cold-call. I will immediately hang up. Ditto on other time-wasting techniques - long e-mails, requests for long lunches, etc. Keep in mind, in the white collar world, even the grunts bill at around $300-500 an hour. (This may be idiosyncratic to me, though - I haven't taken a lunch break in two years)

- Don't just contact me for a job. Unless you're talking to someone who is in an equity role or otherwise has the hiring and firing power, chances are, the most they can do is fire your resume off to a HR person. Be nice, network, but don't expect things. In most places I've worked, forwarding resumes equals sticking my neck out, so it's inherently risky.

>>1493050
>Make sure to (1) have at least googled my name and figure out what I do
this x 1000

When I used to work on the trading floor, people would come in to interview with my boss (senior trader) and accidentally call him a broker. They were immediately treated to a round of "fuck you"s and then shown the door.

sooooooooo funny to watch lol

This graph it's a little misleading.

What it's really saying is that the wealthier you are, the more wealth you have outside of your principal residence.

Duh. That's practically the definition of wealthy. Net worth outside of your primary home.

Ermagherd

Rich people have a high % of all the money
Almost as if... they're ... rich

>>1492873
Actually the relevant thing to look at is that rich people hold very little debt.