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>>1471593

I hope you are right, but that sounds far-fetched. I live in Norway and it's one of the most conservative societies in the western world with regards to drugs. I mean, protein power used to be illegal here. Last time I heard a significant discussion with regards to the legality of anything was the push to ban energy drinks like Red Bull.

>>1471593
>How do I (we) best capitalize on this?
If it happens I won't care anymore (about anything)

>>1471616
That shows there is tons of possibillity :)

>>1471583
Ok but you promise not to cum inside me
>takes off pants

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>>1471583
Wat?????!?????

>>1471583
I'd do it for $500 so long as no one recorded it and no one watched.

>>1471534
i have yet to see any usefulness of monero.
and bitcoins general usefulness is highly debatable as well if you are not a refugee.

>>1471534
Ethereum i guess but the whole smart contract thing has proven to be a failure so far.

>>1471545
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-08-29/new-digital-currency-spikes-after-giving-criminals-more-secrecy

A cypto that doesn't land you in jail for buying drugs is pretty darn useful imo.

Bitcoin is useful for its popularity, but not anonymity.

McCuck

>>1471527
Umm I dunno anon
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Who+was+CEO+of+McDonald%27s+in+the+90s%3F

Hillary Clinton

Negligible, and it takes a lot of effort for those poor returns

There's a reason most beekeepers only do it as a hobby

You might be able to get paid to do it by environmental organizations or the government.

>>1471492
the real money is in yellow jacket honey

yellow jackets eat meat, their honey contains supplements and gives sick gains

blog.objectiveforex.com/p/cryptocurrencies.html

>>1471455
Thx. Do you have recommendations for trading strategies or how does it work? Are the trading bots a big problem for a human trader?

Please remember ETH is a mess.
Buy monero too.

>>1471403
no.

Yes. I started with 500 USD. Crypto trading is the present

>>1471403
Sure, just like all investments, the less money you have, the greater your chances of success.

>>1471379
buy when others a buying - everyone wants to get on the next bitcoin, so when you see a shitload of volume then you should hop on and expect the price to increase for the next few days (or week, or months)

but also look for shorting opportunities if the price is increasing for absolutely no reason

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>crypto "currency"

>>1471379
Fundamental analysis is worthless if you are day trading anything. Fundamental Analysis is only valid over long time horizons. It has no way of analyzing the daily whims of the market.

The FA case for crypto currency, is their deflationary nature (limited amount of bitcoins), their protection from central bank manipulation (i.e. money printing, QE), their low transaction costs, their universality (borders are meaningless to crypto) and their transparency.

I tend to think a lot of TA is voodoo and self-fulfilling prophecy, but their are some useful things in it. Usually the simple concepts like trending and support and resistance.

>>1471307
163,157

1750 here

>>1471307
500

>>1471275
Show up on time, follow instructions, ask questions when you need to. Same as with any other job.

>Aside, when the fuck did /biz/ become /r9k/'s sister board?

>>1471275
some things that helped a lot
1) Try to find small things that you think might be improved. Then do it and show the result.
2) Not be only on time but come earlier and leave earlier. But make sure they notice it.
3) Heavy workload? Take that paper/laptop home and finish it there. Don't tell anyone about that.
4) Find the weakest guy and fit in when the others bash him

>>1471275
how did you get the gig?

>>1471230
>I'm looking to start my own business, though don't really know what kind of business I should start.
Then you shouldn't be starting a business. Full stop.

A business should come from an insight, either a service which you can provide that someone else can't, or a cost or time cutting method you've discovered.

At first I thought starting a lawn care service wouldn't be so bad, but I'm not sure I could do it quick enough so that I could generate enough profit to live off of. I'd need to hire help, but I don't have any cash set aside to pay for some help. I could always give them a cut of the profit as it comes in... but that honestly feels a little shady.

My driving force is becoming my own boss. I would think that is a large driving force behind most people wanting to start their own business. I can see why insight or the ability or knowledge on providing a better/faster service is needed though.

That being said, everyone has to start somewhere. Some people wake up one day having the great idea that they will cut lawns for the rest of their life.

I refuse to just give up because I haven't had an eye opening idea that will make everyone want to throw money at me. I don't need to be rich. This is more for my own mental and physical health than anything.

Yes. I'd report the money stolen and spark an investigation. Do you know how expensive it is to hide money like that? I'd spend more hiding it than I have in my account. They have good ways to log who gets in and out of accounts to where a proxy/vpn won't help you.

>>1471233
>They have good ways to log who gets in

Unless of course... he logs in through your computer and internet connection which malware has been capable of doing for years?

It's that simple

External transfers are tightly limited by financial institutions. The hack can't just initiate a transfer at will. The external account has to be verified and existing as an associated account.

Someone with my brokerage password could transfer all my money to MY bank account. As soon as he tried to send anything to HIS account, the system would NOPE that shit to oblivion.

>>1471071

I will buy literally anything, what exchange are they on?

>>1471071
You know pump and dumps are fucking illegal right? If you were actually successful there gonna go back and find this

>>1471112
Dont cry faggot, thats why u r poor

>>1470997

It's not that an ugly woman is key to financial success so much as a beautiful woman is key to financial ruin.

tips trilby

>>1471003
Are you saying ugly bitches can't be gold digging whores?

>>1470997
billionaires are usually not very young unless they inherited their fortune. They either started dating them when they couldn't get any better, or they are 60s so you forget that women in general after 30 fall literally apart (actual sexy milfs are very rare, unfortunately)

I remember seeing material for basic income from Switzerland which seemed to focus entirely on being lazy. Shit like "what would you do if you didn't have to work?"
Minimum basic income is a get rich quick scheme for liberals, except you're still poor even if it works.

>>1470983

Admittedly, in a socialist country, it could work out (though you would run into the trouble of people not wanting to do manual labor jobs). In a free country, government subsidized housing is not common enough for landlords to not violate you but good.

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>>1470975
>The guy down the street who didn't raise his rent would be able to screen better renting applicants, have lower vacancy, lower turnover etc because he has more people applying to rent his more affordably priced property

Now, as to how it would improve society, it would get rid of so much government largess. Get rid of welfare, affordable housing, foodstamps, and all the other government bloat-fests that contribute to them spending $87K per family of four to "combat poverty". The government doesn't understand that they are actually SUBSIDIZING poverty. If the government subsidizes(essentially pays) farmers to grow corn, they get more corn. When the government pays poor people to have more poor babies, they are subsidizing and increasing poverty. Basic income helps to combat that nonsense.