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speaker market is saturated.. would be cool if you knew some richfags who are into custom sound systems

What is your question OP? I see no question

>>1451835
sell me the 100k speakers. why so good?

>>1451834
both.

>>1451834
for real tho

>>1451834
not sure, i am intrigued by current bond yields tho

>>1451808
Who's the balding Jew?
I wanna get rich.

>taking investment tips from an insecure balding narcissistic piece of shit in 2016

LUL

>>1451812
Antiparazi aka (((Byron Bernstein)))

>>1451794
I assume no 401k.

Do an IRA if you want retirement funds. You won't be able to touch those funds for a while however.

You want memes? TRUMPCOIN

>>1451815

daytrade with stop loss.

ive been daytrading since 18 with $50, im 19 now and turned that $50 into 4000 by daytrading for like an hour a day because I still go to school and I have a job aswell.

>>1451793
My understanding is that in US you have to approve overlimit fees. Like you have to sign up for an account that has them.

all my cards can't charge overlimit fees, so if they let me go over my limit that's their problem, not mine.

>>1451800
I guess my main worry is if my credit score's gonna take a huge hit. Paying it off is no problem though. I pay on time and I usually pay more than the minimum. The past two months, I could only pay the minimum though, due to my full time job always closing during the summer.

no don't worry. call the bank. Tell them dates and timves for payment. Everyones questions are answered. all are happy.
Go in peace.

>>1451751
I always get a loan preapproved through my local bank and then research what I'm planning to buy. Find out what it's worth.

then I go find one and make an offer. If they don't take my offer I walk out and go find someone else. Usually as I'm walking off the lot they chase me down and accept the offer.

then they try to add on a bunch of crap I don't need, undercoating, detailing, fuzzy dice, extended warranty, whatever.

once we turn down all that crap I call my bank and insurance company and get things wrapped up.

I don't buy used cars from dealers though. The markup is ridiculous. You can get much better deals from persons. You just have to have cash or the loan before you go shopping.

>>1451779
>loan preapproved

This is one thing I'm kind of concerned about. I value my credit score pretty highly, how do I be competitive with my score without getting a shit ton of hard pulls? I heard if they're within a 45 day period it's fine?

>>1451849
yeah, if you're shopping then all the pulls count as one.

can someone answer my question

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Ur meme coins are shit and so are you.

>>1454221
cope

Do you see those stocks recovering or heading to 0? Should i short them again tomorrow? Seems like two businesses with no business.

>>1451660
Both companies still have assets which will likely end up being sold to the gov't. There's no reason for them to go to 0; it'd be like saying their assets are worth nothing.

>>1451711
meant to reply to >>1451694

>>1451640
you would be wrong.

The one that gets you the best job possible, so usually something heavily mathematical

Anyone who isn't a retard can teach themselves economics, no need to study it at university

As someone who studies Eco and the Dutch equivalent of MORSE, I'd say Micro and Macro are pretty fucking useless. You could read up on most of that stuff yourself and it's usually not applicable if you're not in a research position.

The only things you'll need everywhere are some basic math (Calc), some stats (T-tests, regressions, etc) and a bit of CS (mainly the programming).

One, Take the loans idiot. Inflation is eroding them to nothing. You're actually making money the day you sign the dotted line. Assuming you pay everything off.
Worst Case scenario you file for bankruptcy and have to use cash only for 3 years like you're doing now.

I would not be afraid of a deflationary situation.

Second take the Clep and Dantes/DSST for everything you can.

That should knock out over half your filler.

or move to norway.

Join Habitat for Humanity.

Get a side job

>>1451619
How many fucking times are you still gonna ask this "question"? Also how the fuck are you homeless?

>>1451619
Also employers don't care whether you have a math or CS degree. I'm majoring in math and got a side job as a programmer.

>>1451609
it's obviously entirely luck

>>1451609
The first and last thing.

Luck can help, but moderate success can be found through hard work ON THE RIGHT THING. Don't be Sisyphus.

>>1451625
First you have to define success.

But I think of it as ingenuity just multiplies your hard work's value.
If you're a laborer and you think of a shortcut, say a way you can lay more bricks per hour, or spend less time waiting for clay to bake, that without diminishing quality, you can do the same amount of work, but get more out of it.

if you think of a person has having a fixed and finite amount of time and energy they can expend over a day, then obviously if they can better and more tactically expend that energy and use that time the more value they can produce every day.

But who really cares? it's all abstract bullshit.
First you need to HAVE a hustle, hopefully you'll spend your time making money than philosophizing over what's the most effective way to get money.

>>1451577
I have 2.5 million doge

>>1451577
/k or /out

>>1451577
obviously

>>1451529
paint it the correct color

>>1451529
Turn it into the police for a reward.

>>1451529
I wouldn't get myself into this position in the first place.

>>1451512
I would say don't worry about it because it sounds like they will fix all of it, they just sound lazy. But if they do say you have to pay for it I would suggest just cutting your losses and getting out, if you really have a lack of capital suing someone is the last thing you want to do.

If they do not fix the issues in a reasonable amount of time, then they are breaching the tenancy agreement. They property manager / landlord has an obligation to ensure the property and it's fixtures and fittings are appropriately working.

I would keep following up with them in a polite but firm manner, and ask that you receive a reduction in rent up until the time that all of these issues are fixed adequately.

The best thing is just to stay calm, but be persistent. People are just lazy, so if you're proactive and chase them up then hopefully it will make them sort it sooner

>>1451542
>>1451550
Thanks I really wish they are quick about it but I doubt it, I will probably end up going to them several times just like I did with the key. I am not fucking paying for that boiler with my money it should work, just like the other two.
I will see what I can do tomorrow, if they give me the usual "we will try asap to fix this and that" I will have to go again on Monday.
They could have taken care of this in the weeks they made me wait, instead the agent that was talking to me usually took a holiday in that period, and x guy only checked the house just the morning before I could pick up the keys. I don't know why they are fucking with me so much.

>>1451508
Mint is run by the same dudes that run TurboTax; I think you'll be pretty secure with them.

>>1451508
I used mint for personal finance a while, but found it to be useless because I don't ever use my debit card. Did not know they have an investment portfolio organizer. Anybody use it?