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>>1480260
been there bro, but i got fired lol

>>1480260
Same here OP. Don't even know why i even come to this board. I'm always going to be a poor wagecuck.

Save up your wagebux OP
Save up lots, then move to Asia or somewhere and live life like a king.

>>1480242

They can be worth it but they're lower risk, which generally means lower returns.

Do your research, buyer beware, etc.

>>1480242
Don't buy bonds right now. Yields are historically low.

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>>1480247
>which generally means lower returns.
ORLY?

I'm comfortable with 10k in cash.

>>1480205

This 'percentage' varies.

You should have six to twelve months of living expenses liquid (less if you rent, more if you own).

So if $21K covers your living expenses for six to twelve months, whatever percentage is formed by that compared to your investments is fine.

Beyond the six to twelve month safety net, savings/checking are basically worthless beyond being there in case you want to buy something.

>>1480219

I already said 21k is six months salary

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>>1480203
Korean Air Faces Fallout From Hanjin Collapse
http://aviationweek.com/awincommercial/korean-air-faces-fallout-hanjin-collapse

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>>1480203
Nut rage incident

The nut rage incident, also referred to as nutgate or nut return (Korean: 땅콩 회항, Ttangkong hoehang), occurred on December 5, 2014, at John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York City, when Korean Air vice president Heather Cho, having been dissatisfied with the way a flight attendant served her nuts on the plane, ordered the aircraft to taxi back to the airport's gate before takeoff.

First-class passengers, including Cho, were given nuts bagged in their original packaging (in conformity with the airline's procedures); Cho had expected them to be served on a plate in first class. Cho questioned the cabin crew chief about the standard procedure of serving the nuts. After a heated confrontation during which Cho assaulted him, Cho ordered him off the plane, requiring a return to the gate and delaying the flight by about 20 minutes. When the incident became public, Cho and Korean Air were heavily criticized, and in the aftermath, Cho resigned from one of her several executive positions at Korean Air. She was subsequently found guilty in Korean court of obstructing aviation safety and given a twelve-month prison sentence. The flight attendant and cabin crew chief returned to their positions by April 2016>>1480210
>and

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nut_rage_incident

>>1480203
>>1480210
>>1480281

Is Korean Air important?

Because, uh, I'm pretty sure I only care about SK for keks/keeping NK from coming across the DMZ.

>>1480164
Some anon told me TD would let you for a few thousand (and I confirmed), but I suspect there's a gigantic catch in there.
Probably something to do with the sort of things they'd allow you to trade with that little cash.

>>1480184
Thanks I guess this confirms my class brokerage tiers.

Low class
>Robinhood
>Vanguard

Middle Class
>TD Ameritrade

Upper Class
>Interactive Brokers

>>1480231
Yeah, I know some guys who use IB.
Not positive, but I remember hearing that TD has better charting/studies and customer service, while IB has a better commission structure.

>>1480150
Quit being a sucker and buying into every new thing that's released. Only upgrade after your current one ceases to function in it's duties.

>>1480150
One every two years is pretty standard desu. Usually by that time my phone has started to break or slow down a lot. I keep an old iphone as backup in case one breaks before the 2 year mark, and I try to avoid getting the most recent phones available since they are always overpriced, otherwise unless you can take good care of your phone it's tough to get them to last a long time unfortunately

>>1480150
I don't own a cellphone. I probably save $100/month just with that.

if I need to make a call I use my landline. If I'm not near a landline I borrow my friends' phones. Everyone has one.

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>>1480133
Initial email

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>>1480130
sounds like a nice challenge 4 you youngun.
learn math while learning programming for double gainz

>>1480130
project management or consulting in gerneral

I'd say sales. If you're in the top tier, you can earn big money. Insurance, real estate, financial planning, take your pick. But it's a shit sandwich until you get top the top end

>24 years old
>dead end minimum wage job
>no gf, no friends
>community college dropout
>no self esteem
>depressive
>alcoholic
>drug addict
>a lot of debt

How do I get rich /biz/?

>>1480068
>>1480097

mow lawns, wash cars, clean home interiors, clean windows, help people move, deliver things for people.

just some odd jobs you can do. some require materials beforehand.

>>1480097
>still young
>keep job
>irrelevant
>go back to college
>wah
>wahh
>boo hoo
>quit it
>save money and pay for them

>>1480020
Finance would be good, but it doesn't really matter that much. Being a broker is a sales job.

>>1480023
Yep, if you've got the gift of gab, you can do it right out of high school

>>1480108
Well my father was a big time real estate agent so I've been around salespeople all my life.

I'm fairly personable, and presentable, and am pretty much morally bankrupt. This seems like the right kind of path for me to try and follow, but at this point in my life I'm a dumbass 19 year old so I've really not got a clue.

>>1479997
Because you'll always live in proximity to those with more than you.
It's sort of a daily reminder.

>>1479997
If 65k is borderline rich, I'm the 0.1%

>>1480005
65k in the US at least is a pretty damn good salary. As long as you don't live in California.

Im in a similar predicament with Regions and Navy Federal. Im curious as well.

>>1479973
bump for opinions

Lol never in my life I had to go to a physical branch of a bank.

>>1479901
They both have valid points. The bottom point is valid for teachers who actually give a shit and care about their students.

>>1479941
Which is not the vast majority of teachers.

Let's face it, public education is an absolute disaster. Teachers unions ensure bad teachers stay on the payroll. Public budgeting ensures bad schools get more money than good ones.

>>1479951
This is also true.

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>>1479866
So the deal with weapons manufacturers is that They do beegu business when there is an attempted gun grab. If there was another sandy hook or some such incident their stocks fly through the roof. In normal times most people aren't motivated to buy on a regular civilian market. Even though they had good earnings they don't have CONSISTENTLY good earnings. look at their earnings over the last 8 years. Alot of people feel like they've peaked and it's spooking people away from their stock.

>>1479872
This is a good point, but don't you think that the stock would move sideways instead of plummet? I guess what I'm confused about is what's causing the selloff

its simply the MACD
It'll go down a couple dollars further the next few days, taper off, then go back up.

>>1479825
lol my friend was catfished and now hes making money helping some real girl he met

>>1479825
>"I need money for the bus to come and meet u"
>cut off all communication

>>1479830
I was thinking about something like this.
But where do I get them send the money?