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>>1489848
I feel like if you took $300 and stuck $30 into the top ten coins, you'd eventually cash out $20 every day right?

i make around $100 a day with minimal risk on polo. But you need to have at least 3 - 5 BTC at any given time, since i never go balls deep into a coin unless theres big news.

I just set buy orders below the current price and wait for dips and sell after a rebound.. It sounds simple but it works

>>1489859
What is your strategy?

>>1489746
Buy BTC.

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>>1489746
>I NEED

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>>1489758
I (fucking)NEEEEEEEEEED IIIIIIT!

hang out with her if you like her. If nit then don't

If both of you aren't enthusiastic then it's a no

>>1489691
desu it sounds like you made up your mind

like it's a clear fucking red flag, she's a gold digger man and she'll leave you so fast if you go broke

she knows you like her more than likely, did you guys date? either way FUCKING DON'T CONTACT HER BACK RETARD SHE'S CLEARLY TRYING TO HIT SOME SECURITY

>>1489691
Tell her to fuck off

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I hear a lot about this one. Worth it?

>>1489696
I'll sum it up to save you the time.

>make a loan use the money to make more money
>repeat
>profit

what kind of business?

>>1489662

The IRS caught Capone when no one else could

Just pay up

>>1489662
Tax evasion? or tax avoidance? One is very illegal, one is very lucrative.

Nothing because no one here actually makes shit

>>1489653
How much did it cost to do all the paper work for those patents though?

>>1489653
Great for you, OP. It seems you are so well off that you don't even feel the need to come brag on an online mongolian frog trading forum! Great stuff!

>> rental properties don't work

Topmost kekeroo

>>1489643

$VIAV
$NOMD
$NPTN
$REN

They're all going to keep going up. You look at them and do your own homework

BBRY and nintendo

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>>1489643
Nice try, Shlomo.

>>1489543
paying other people to work while you sit back and watch.

>>1489543
Convincing dumb people to do the shit you don't want to for money.

>>1489543
Example:
I worked at Taco Bell for a month part time. Earned less than 300.

I ended up quitting, then starting making instrumentals for ONE rapper, for 600 a month.

While not a lot of money, I literally slept all day, bought groceries, bought weed.

That's an example of working smarter.

>>1489536
Nice buy high sell low

>>1489548
Short the stock faggot

>>1489536
Did they unveil something good at Pax?

>>1489524
not sure. How's TurboTax doing?

If you can automate bookkeeping and financial statement generation then yes. Why aren't you developing an application to do this? I thought you guys were entrepreneurs

if you can automate skeptical assessment and ethical thinking, sure. probably not for a while though.

>>1489520
Do you have any decent traffic yet? Do you meet their requirements? Do you have some random bullshit blogspot that's obviously going to be used for clickfarming? I honestly think my adsense account was denied because I posted my URL here and some fucker click bombed me. Or maybe they just flag 4chan referrers and bad traffic.

>>1489559
Well if that's the case, why haven't they denied it yet? Im just stuck in limbo. It is a very small site as of right now yeah, i suppose that could be the problem.

>>1489595
they might just have a backlog to clear
theres probably tons of applications everyday
waiting definitely sucks tho

>>1489491
$0

>>1489491
I voted for Bernie and I'm very well off... sorry to burst your bubble :)

>>1489506
We need an outsider to come shake things up!
>votes for guy telling obvious bullshit who was in government for almost 40 years

Kilk yourself

>>1489453

Kilk? I don't know what that is

>>1489459
Google it faggot

>>1489400
If I could do it all over again, I would work my ass off after highschool. Working full time and living at home, there's no reason you can't be making 40k and saving at least 20k of that per year. After you get burnt out from doing entry-level or blue collar work, go to college or get certified in something better. College is so expensive and everyone has a degree... it's no guarantee of a stable or successful future. I would only go if you know for sure what you want to do. For example, my girlfriend has known what she wanted to do since she was very young. The only way to do this was to go to college, so it was worth it for her. For myself, to get into IT you don't need a degree, you may just need experience and some certifications.

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>>1489400
I've been thinking about this for two years, became sort of a thing on 4chan because I made videos on whether or not college was worth it and why etc etc, what majors were worthwhile etc specifically for poor NEETs, shit like that. it was comfy.

You can start a business if you have an actual idea(you probably don't), go to university, or work menial jobs(best bet would be sales, which sucks)

If you have to pay more than about $10,000 per year, it's not worth it unless it's something like top 20 internationally.

If you were to work for two years flipping burgers, you'd come out with ~$20,000. The problem is that I don't know what universities you're considering, how much you'll have to pay etc. If we were to consider if making ~$12,000 is worth the time, then I would say no it absolutely isn't. One year of your life is worth more than $12,000, and you should go to university as soon as you figure what you want to do.

If you wanted to become a doctor, you could be a surgeon by ~30-31 years old if you went to university now, making $400,000+ each year, or a primary care doctor at about 28. You could be an engineer by ~22-23 making $65,000+ each year. You could be working in a post-doc as a physicist in your late 20s.

I wouldn't waste my time working some shitty job. Trust me. You'll say this now, and then you'll look back 4 years from now still living with mom wondering why you wasted your time. You're not going to learn much with this soul-searching shit. The time WILL pass, and you WILL look back wishing you just did something good and shut the fuck up about it. I've met loads of middle aged guys that say it feels like yesterday that they were just out of high school. Time is precious and you should go to school and get your life started. Don't fall for this soul searching shit. It's not that hard to figure out.

If you're serious about figuring out what you want to do, I would highly suggest you somehow find people to shadow. If you think engineering sounds cool, find some engineers in your area and ask if you can shadow them. You just walk around with them and watch what they do for the day, maybe an hour or two, whatever. If you think being a doctor would be a good thing to do, find some doctors in your area at the local hospital, private practice, whatever you can find and see what they actually do each day. You can do this with any profession. People are more than happy to show you how awesome their job is, or how awesome at least THEY THINK their job is.

That's easily the best way to "figure out" what you want to do without just going to university, taking classes, and finding what intrigues you specifically.

I honestly wish that it was almost like a requirement in high school to shadow professionals to get an idea of what you want to do when you're out of high school. It would help a lot of people. All you do is stay out of their way and let them do their job. They might tell you what they're doing, or even let you help in some intern-y way on something that isn't too important.
>>1489411
This is what some people will say, but I don't agree with it anymore. You can do this, but knowing what I know now, I wouldn't waste my time.

>>1489346
yeah i have an idea, please be a little more vague so you'll ensure we can't give you the slightest bit of help.

>>1489347
It's just a 2 minute pitch for a competition at my University. As far as they told me any ideas are welcome

An app that helps you commit suicide