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Holy Shit! That's smart.

>>1448985
It's a good idea... in paper, wouldn't call it smart through.

>>1448919
It's been done, it's called Venmo and people are already using it.

>>1448919
I can see its brand recognition being good, but what kind of market penetration does PayPal actually have. I don't see more than 30-40% of people being remotely ready for mobile or online payment. I think we're still in the spreading phase, not yet in a revolution phase.

Mobile payment is probably on the rise. In a couple of years most people probably won't even have landline internet or PCs. Personally, so far none of the electronic wallets, payment processors, etc have really convinced me.

They're sort of inbeween. They have to hold funds and process transactions, so almost everywhere they need a bank liscense, which probably hampers innovation and increases overhead (but also provides a base level of security). But they don't reward any interest. They take your money, exchange it into virtual tokens and let you pay with them. This effectively discourages holding large amounts of money in them which in turn discourages paying a lot of things with them (or you just use them as a front for a classic credit card or bank debit transaction which is rather useless). Maybe that's a front where you can innovate, but again - it would move the service closer to an actual bank which is not really the desired effect...

>>1448937
Seems dodgy, tiny, I don't see a unique appeal and finally, they've been bought by PayPal anyway...

>>1448937
Stop posting with your fucking tripcode and your shitty "muh psycho xDD" name you fucking nigger

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And it's sweet, sweet, sweet victory.

And the one whose last to fall,
The winner takes all.

I bought facebook stocks they were supposed to go up
BUT THEY KEEP GOING DOWN

That's actually a good pattern OP.

Just do the opposite of what your gut tells you and you're golden.

> 1 post by this ID

>>1448802
>1 post by THAT ID

looks like a scamcoin

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maybe I'm just being too idealistic but there's a wealth of knowledge on 4chan that most just shrug off that could be utilized.

because we love shilling coins and memestocks at one another

>>1448770
there might well be but there is also a wealth of NEETs, why would people with knowledge want to collaborate with NEETS?

It isn't like everyone has the same interests motivations either... so why there might be capable people they don't all want the same thing nor have any need to collaborate with complete strangers - most probably have their own networks to utilize or have better means of meeting potential co-founders than through an anonymous image-board

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>>1448751
one more ref for a sidebar

>>1448751
fukken bump

>>1448751
bumpiddybump

>>1448629
The business will be past idea stage when I approach investors ofc, but I mean whats stopping them from taking my business model and expanding the way I want to before me?

Investors are not entrepreneurs, they don't build anything themselves. They just shit money and expect ROI.

>>1448632
Investors are lazy
That's why they invest
t. investor

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These are the ones available to my company from Principal. They all suck with unreasonably high ERs (up to 0.9+). The S&P500 large Cap had the lowest at 0.18 so I dumped everything in that.

>>1448748
How long have you had that set up and what are your returns so far?

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>>1448797
Only recently started working there.

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>>1448580


nigga you posted 11minutes ago

yes it would be wise as long as you make big bux

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and I know you're baiting for someone to post that image of long text with that anon posted saying not to learn Chinese.

the nose knows

>>1448508
>>>/fa/

>>1448512
i just asked but they have no fucking clue

i made the same thread


i thought since so many of you pretend to be high rolling bankers in the finance industry i could get SOME advice here

>>1448508
Well fitting navy suit should be enough.

>also do i put gel or wax in my hair
Depends on your hair type, but pomade would be the best option. Wax if you have to choose between these two.

>>1448501
>joined
>/pol/ chatroom
>left

decide what kind of chatroom you want 2bh

>>1448637
nigger, only because it was empty at that time

>>1448666
nice trips

>>1448637
you were more than welcome to change or steer the subject towards forex you faggot nigger.

>Would you say that that amount of money is sufficient for ETFs
For a single buy trade it would be:
minimum brokerage transaction fee in $/brokerage transaction fee in %

So if a brokerage has a 0,1% fee on transaction but minimum 0.50$ it makes sense to buy at least 500$ worth of shares.

>>1448503
I can only use drivewealth since I live outside the U.S. They charge $3 in commission. What would you say is the most suitable price range for me to buy shares in? I'm new to all this and I'm currently quite ignorant so forgive my dumb questions.

Why do you even come here jesus christ.

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>The definition of salesmanship is the gentle art of letting the customer have it your way
Ray Kroc

>Some people have a sense of the market and some people don’t. Steven Spielberg has it.
>Woody Allen has it, for the audience he cares about reaching. and so does Sylvester Stallone, at the other end of the spectrum.
>Some people criticize Stallone [but h]e knows what the public wants and he delivers it.
Donald Trump

>I'm only rich because I know when I'm wrong....
George Soros

Any to add?

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I think my favorite isn't even a business quote at all, but if understood correctly can make you mountains and mountains of money.

>As a fortune teller, people only want you to tell them about three things: their health, their wealth, and their love life.
Orson Welles

OP is a faggot

-anonymous

whats the point of this service if the average guy can just buy a scanner and scan it himself

this service might be good for old people, who cannot into technology

>>1448410
Laziness. You can always profit on people's laziness.

>>1448416
Hey anon. We don't use that language when talking about our guests.

It's referred to as "guests looking to buy convenience"

>>1448358
Choke on a dick.
If she was such a good employee and nobody stepped up would it kill him to cover for her those 2 hours? Now he lost his top gun due to the shitty atittude of her peers.

career? its a call center faggot

just get another mexican in there

manager probably jacks it to anime and has no idea what life is