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>>1493787
and just on that second question... do any have matlab APIs?

You can short shitcoins on Poloniex. There is a coin called USDT that is tethered to USD. You could go long on that with leverage at Poloniex. Probably look into the specifics of how the tether coin works though. Most exchanges have APIs, Poloniex does but idk about Matlab.

>>1493787
https://www.coinpursuit.com/pages/crypto-exchanges-buy-sell-bitcoin/

>>1493639

No. Govt will provide tenders and sauce as long as you vote socialist. Companies will be paid to venerate neetbux for all aspects of life. This is the path the normies have chosen

>>1493639
Yeah man you pretty much hit the nail on the head. We're practically all dead from starvation here.

>>1493639
I absolutely think the endgame for the U.S. is the same place as Venezuela or France because the federal and state and local governments are over their heads in debt they'll get more and more desperate in the future and raise taxes and regulate everything that moves until it stops moving and then regulate it some more just to be sure until there are no businesses left or shut down because they either got overtaxed or overregulated or both. You can already see this happening look around at the governments such as Chicago and Illinois and NJ which are already some of the highest taxed and regulated in the country are calling for Even More taxes and regulations because of their desperate overwhelming debt its no surprise that businesses are fleeing.

>>1493626
hedge funds.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7kThTbLUQdU

>>1493626
You do know that you can spread your money around to many different funds, right? For example sovereign wealth funds manage billions of dollars, and they do fine.

See- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abu_Dhabi_Investment_Authority

You know how China store their trillions? They don't buy stocks. They hold in gold, different currencies, and bonds. Stocks are a meme.

Buy the dips boys

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>>1493562
they're trying to keep people on there toes. so ppl dont get cocky. trying to burn some discipline into the minds of you young ladies, while there is still time.
cuz once u make ur nut, aint not a damn person gonna be able to tell u shit.
and ur gonna wind up right back the fuck where u are now.
the russians have discipline.
the saudis have discipline.
americans are fuckin panty wastes.

my take: the ramp we had in july was due to pricing in additional delays for interest rate hikes. now that there is additional evidence that the fed will hike in september, the market is returning to the previous range. not really a big deal.

Just returning to what it was before nothing to see here. Maybe real Canadians who actuallh live in Vancouver can now afford to buy.

>>1493439
Real estate is unaffordable across Canada, and it will remain so. Please welcome the generation that will live in their mothers basement for life

>>1493543
Its only unaffordable in Vancouver and Toronto
Everywhere else its fairly reasonable or cheap especially in Alberta now that oil got fucked

This sounds like a good idea to win a taxpayer funded one way vacation to Guantanamo bay, Cuba

>>1493448
What are you talking about. He's my cousin and I want to help him out

>>1493454
Well what you want to do is highly illegal and posting about it on a cia honey pot is just increasing your chances of winning that vacation

>>1493165

shameless self bump of desperation

If you don't like finance jobs, why are you searching for one?

>>1493165

I'd switch to sales. Easy to get into, always hiring, and can be fun if you are in a good situation. Plus you'll learn a thing or two.

I have rarely heard good things about finance.

Maybe just look for sales positions in finance, payroll, benefits, etc...

Beware commission only. You want a base of 40 - 60, with extra money for commission.

Why?

>>1493121
Because everything in ontario is extremely expensive.......... if I would have known I'd be working my whole life away just to live I would have killed myself when I was 15

I'm poor. I earn £14k a year. I've managed to save up £7k in just under a year. I currently rent. I'm saving more than people I know. Just live within your means. You've got two choices; get a better paying job or move to a cheaper place.

Also add
>Boston

Austin is awesome, Oracle, Google, facebook,Dell,.... are all here and tech as flees the People's Republic of California for greener pastures.

Great city, live music, <8% niggers and decreasing, young, rich, safe, and the rest of conservative Texas protects you from the commie Liberals that live in Austin.

>>1493081
Seattle is hot again. A lot of the Silicon Valley companies that hadn't had a Seattle presence have opened big Seattle offices recently (Google, Facebook, Apple). Lots of startups too and of course Amazon and Microsoft. Cost of living has been going way up recently, but it is still quite a bit more affordable than most of the places you listed.

>>1493047
No. A financial adviser usually works with individuals, convincing them to give him more money to manage so he can charge them a higher fee or get a referral bonus or some other bs.

In financial consulting, you usually work with a business, helping them to make financial decisions.

What is the difference between a hedge fund and a mutual fund? All I know the hedge funding better and won't lose money.

>>1493069
dude learn to fucking google. jesus how lazy can you be

>>1492967
Doesn't risk fall under the umbrella of finance...?

>>1493008
nope, two different roles. Risk covers market/credit and those type of risks.

>>1493011
Oh I see you wrote you're applying to analyst roles... do you mean the difference between a Risk Analyst and a Financial Analyst?

I have a few friends who work in risk and compliance around the NYC area. Over here it is a growing field because of all the new regulations like KYC. Seems like a good path, especially to get in now while it's relatively new. Down the line you may become part of the old boys' club.

I worked as a financial analyst for a while, was a pretty shitty job. Extremely boring and at my firm at least, everyone's spare time was spent studying for the CFA or CAIA. You will never work a 40-hour week, and at the end of the quarter (4 times a year) expect to be coming in on the weekends. the money is good I guess, but not for the hours you have to put in. When you're fat and exhausted at 30, the money won't be that much of a solace from the fact that your job sucks dick.

>>1492869
No. There are a lot of reasons, but the biggest ones:
- Massive expenditures required to implement any wireless tech, meaning carriers call the shots in a lot of cases
- Thousands of patents on virtually every aspect of the technology
- Saturation of the market in terms of hardware, where most consumers evince a desire to have their hands held (i.e. Apple's walled garden).

That said, 3GPP and ETSI are probably as close as we'll ever come to what you're describing.

>>1492878
The problem is, right now calls to advance have to work only on the internet
Calls made from 3g are only slow and expensive because they go through the internet to the phone line
Calls only through the internet is the solution to make 3g viable to make calls

>How can we invest in making the phone free and descentralized

What? Can you re-word that? I don't speak Retardian. Are you talking about service providers?

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You still have to buy the land?

>>1492858
>You still have to buy the land?
Ding ding

>>1492858
>>1492864

ye but a lot 3 times as big costs 25k in my state

>>1492743
Do you really think people would buy this beef if they found out that this was how it was being produced?

>>1492743
yeah I think its a good idea.

Would probably buy your schizo-uzi beef I could see it being really popular

>>1492782
They would buy it BECAUSE they know this is how it was produced. Just like people buy veal because they know the calves have been cramped up in a little cage all their lives and they buy fois gras because the ducks have been force fed. It's called "gourmet"

>>1492802
Thank you.

/pol/

>>1492608
outside 4chan

>>1492610
Ur moms sewing circle