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>>1468370
Depends how much risk you can tolerate.

Thrown 10% of it in Canadian Medical Marijuana stocks though, seems like it'll rise.

>>1468380
Not too interested in high risk stocks, since I can't be around to micro-manage and I'm more or less uneducated regarding investment. Figured that perhaps a long term yield in something with slow but steady growth might be the best way to go?

>>1468380
>Thrown 10% of it in Canadian Medical Marijuana stocks though, seems like it'll rise.

You would be betting on the whims of government.

Foolish imo.

I did this a few years back, and still hold parcels in Kern, Santa Babara, Orange and Riverside Counties.

I pay about $50-$150 taxes on each yearly.

Each was purchased for between $1 and $1000 pending on existing unpaid taxes. There was about $40 for county filing fee and i'd estimate about $300 for lawyer fees for deed processing etc.

I see them as a low risk investment, as the cash I put in has slowly increased in value - being Australian I purchased when a USD was worth 70cents.

The county assessor and tax collectors help out alot if you ask. I had the county assessors send me photographs of the parcels before purchase and any information about building, development projects or zoning withing a few miles radius and they were happy to oblige. The tax collector was more than happy to send tax bills earlier so they could be paid on time once they reach AU.

Just give it a try with one parcel, see what you can do with it and then determine if you can flip it, or make the choice to hold it.

>>1468558
Interesting, how did you find them?

>>1468347

This is going to be a hard idea to make money off of but you are welcome to try. You have to recognize why the land is losing its perceived value.

>>1468558
This guy probably did it right. He bought when the market was low and the demand for tax liens or tax defective property was very low. He was able to see through the downturn and succeed. You need to think similarly.

The biggest problem is that because of Agenda 21 driven planning, California's ongoing drought plus the recent requirements for Residential Sprinkler systems, you will be hard pressed to find the most valuable land for development.

Solar Farms are going to be just as, if not more difficult to accomplish. California has very big problems with wildlife protection and a whole bunch of state and federal planning agencies who are going to do their best to stop your solar farm from taking off. Case in point, the Altamont wind farms.

http://www.mercurynews.com/ci_29048835/altamont-pass-controversial-wind-turbine-company-blamed-bird

You will have people up your ass about fried birds from minute one.

Next, California has a more regulated energy market than most.

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

Third. Net metering is going to go away very quickly. You are unlikely to be able to sell your excess capacity unless you have a monopoly over a particular area.

http://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2014/05/why-is-texas-terrible-at-producing-solar-power/445221/

The biggest question I have to ask, why are you even trying to spend money in California? There are a thousand other places which are far easier to do business in raw land. You have to comply with an assload of regulation and taxes in California yet, you want to buy land.

Just done my A2s. Economics at Cambridge, well chuffed. Good luck, lad!
I would recommend Dentistry. Your alternative seems a bit iffy, but no doubt you would earn decent cash if your plan worked. Medical professions, especially your own practice, are fantastic.

>>1468400
Dentistry would get me fuck all imo, around 120k after tax.

And I can't increase it much after that.

>>1468326
Buy bonds

>>1468330
Do you have any good places where I can learn about bonds?

I'm 19, and I live with my working-class parents. I'm very ignorant about investing; I'd like to know more.

Invest in $COCK buy soft sell hard

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>>1468301

Leave her asap, she doesn't want you to succeed because only then will you realize how worthless she is to you.

Remember

>Homies > Money > Hoes

The simple answer is you must choose between either the woman or your business. It sounds as if you're growing apart, nothing lasts forever.

I'd let her go, concentrate on your business and find one more supportive of you.

Plus it sounds like she's only interested in having you take her out and spend money on her. She's probably using you.

Does she live with you?

Take a small loan from your father.

>>1468275
Kek

>>1468275
Never gets old.

all i can say is. crypto has wild volatility.. from 40% - 2000% per day

if youre a forex trader, youre gonna love it <3

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>>1468255
>So if you could help an anon out and give me some tips about starting
Leverage kills.
Violent swings happen much more often than in forex world.
No big daddy market makers & central banks looking for the prices to stay in line.
Wild breakouts.
People with $50k belong to the bigger guys in the market, average market participants have a few hundred or thousand bucks while in real forex word it's like x10.000 (if one disregards retail forex and bucket shops)

>some of your (successful) methods.
During the semester I sometimes daytrade and use technical analysis. When I don't do this I just keep a handful of the most promising/interesting/secure coins. e.g. currently BTC, MAID, XMR, FCT. Both approaches have been equally successful atm. Not sure if due to skill or luck.

>>1468255
Starting capital doesn't matter. Just use what you can afford and keep your leverage conservative.
Time spend trading during my active phases is literally all day everyday.

>>1468248
apple because their customers include millions of stupid faggots

>>1468253
tis is true boyo, but there are stupid people on both platforms.

i read online that for apps on the google play store it's better to make money off of ads and on the apple app store it's better to make money off of in app purchases and selling a premium (adfree) version of your app.

ultimately though i think it makes sense to have both ads and purchases on both platforms.

>>1468239
Just start wearing girl's underwear and find some fake pictures to pretend you're a girl.

Then sell panties and make hella money on Ebay. Good luck.

>>1468239
Instead of actually wearing them, just stretch them out a little, manually, and then squirt a mixture of a very light amount of salt, clam, and shrimp juice. Obviously just in the crotch, not too much, and let it dry before shipping.

>>1468239
why would anyone buy your dirty underwear for more than the cost of a new pair of underwear?

>>1468214
Stupid question. Delete this and stop shitting the board up.

>>1468214
max students loans and financial aid to buy trumpcoins.
3-5 years Graduate a billionaire with English as a Major.

>>1468216
Okay grandpa

>>1468157
Kill yourself.
Then you wouldn't need to spend any money at all.

>>1468157
get a job

i was 14 when I got my first job, and it was through the internet for some canadian guy(im from europe), so you have no excuses

find a job and learn some valuable skills

>>1468182
Wtf, how can minors work?

>>1468155
Sounds like a horrible company. Why would you want to work there?

>>1468155
What the fuck kind of company are you working for?

>>1468156
>>1468162
It's the only job I could get with my women's studies degree

Gold is superior to everything

>>1468256
I prefer gold as well but why do you think it's better than everything else?

I like it because it makes the best jewelry. No one wears silver wedding rings. Bitches love gold rings and they love my gold chains and shit too.

>>1468273
The price fluctuates nicely making it ideal for day trades. Also because the price is relatively low per ounce, the chance of its value doubling in the future is more likely than gold.

I am currently studying software development and have a little app aimed at teens going up at the moment, It took one hour to be approved on Android, its been waiting on iOS approval for like 4 fucking days.

>>1468131
I day trade penny stocks

Tile guy, I post here pretty often.

I'd try some flyers, maybe a Google ad. Also, actually stopping by a business and saying hello is 100x better than cold calling. Just stop in, meet for a sec, tell them what you do and drop off a flyer. They may offer their info to you as well. Do like 50 of those a week, and you could prob pick up a customer.

Social media is good too. A company facebook, and also just posting on your personal page about what you do.

good luck.

who has the biggest distribution network already set up?
which stocks should be looked out for?
what will store front look like for this product? shoppers drug mart? lcbo?

how will the legislation look? will it implement a government cartel for this product? or will it be free rain for any jo blow.

>Where should I invest; how are the companies different?
In my opinion there are two main tiers of company, ones that are sanctioned by Health Canada and ones that are waiting for their permit.

While investing in companies that have no licence may attract people (these are very cheap to hoard shares in) there is no guarantee that they will pass.
I focus on the companies that are producing marijuana and selling it to medicinal patients. These have a somewhat proven track record, and they are all generating cash.

>>1468134
which ones?