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>>1444885
oh what do u call it then assface?
when you own a diverse allotment of stock certificates under one person or institution?

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>>1444887
n-nice portfolio anon, ignore my first reply.

>>1444746
It's probably worth $5.

>>1444746
It's a fake :^)

Qing dynasty coins are neat but not particularly valuable, they cranked out millions of them.

Enter them all.

Have you looked into this? - http://www.oddsmonkey.com

>>1444719
Sorry, I meant running a competition

>>1444729
Oh. Get familiar with this stuff then m8
http://www.gamblingcommission.gov.uk/Gambling-sectors/Lotteries/Getting-a-licence/Do-I-need-a-licence/Circumstances-in-which-you-do-not-need.aspx

http://www.gamblingcommission.gov.uk/pdf/prize%20competitions%20and%20free%20draws%20-%20the%20requirements%20of%20the%20gambling%20act%202005%20-%20december%202009.pdf

Anyone have any experience with this kind of trading?

>>1444796
Yeah, it sucks.

Forex is legitimate, but everything about it is so loose that you will be buying knee pads from the brokers.

>>1444710
He looks legit, has a wife, kids, works as a commercial manager at newport county afc, if its fake, the job was well done, his job is legit
>see: http://www.southwalesargus.co.uk/news/features/first_person/11627738.FIRST_PERSON__James_Watts__commercial_manager_at_Newport_County/
Didnt check the university and school records, because lazy, he seems legit to me, but it still might be somewhat fishy.

which brooker is this

>>1444711
de giro

thanks friend

a check is good if you live in the 70s

>>1444676
>>1444676
It seems like you have answered your own question. Fees for wires tend to be higher than cashiers checks. Also when you call or come in to do the wire have the goddamn wiring instructions ready.

>>1444679
As a former teller, plenty of old people, computer illiterates, and fags love their paper checks.

>>1444679
>>1444686
Thanks anons!

I will probably be doing the wiring online. I'll be calling the title company to verify the account information and I'll be contacting their bank to verify the account. I guess that's the best I can do!

>>1444662
p.s. I live in good ol Europe, in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

>>1444662
You'll need a lot of money to live off the interest. Best get saving. If you stay at home and work a full time job you can speed run life

>>1444662
the fastest way? get a fucking job! Jesus, how do you not know this?

I own Kneepads R' Us

Profits keep comming, hard and fast

I dont own one, but ive looked into it.

McD's costs between 900,000 and 2.5 M for most (town square NYC, or london way more).

When they flash numbers (which they try to always hide) they talk in terms of gross sales often in 2 million - 4 million (claimed), and and return 5-15% of income from a sale.

Lots of ifs, ands, buts...

McD's was a great way to make money, and they allow you to buy multiple franchises unlike 7-11 (checkout http://www.unhappyfranchisee.com/ ).

McD's are clean, expensive, but they have TONS of competition these days...

Would you rather go to McD's or In'N'Out, habit, or another $1-$2 more expensive but much nicer burger...

I have not bought a burger at mcdonalds for a long time, but I go there on road trips 100% of the time for the bathroom, ice cream cone, coffee, egg mcmuffin, etc... Huge menu.... not like old school mcdonalds...

Franchisors also contorl the sale of the franchise, and can eliminate up to 20% of the sale value when you are ready to retire...

McDonalds can be a gold mine, but very risky if you start one in a new location like the midwest, or on a highway, or main street of a small highway town that gets bypassed... Lots of hidden risks.

Best piece of advice...

Work at the franchise you want to buy for 6 months as a bitch... don't say you are interested in buying one... be humble... learn the business...

>>1444581
friend #1; ACE hardware store. start up $ = land , building , ~1 million inventory. financed 100% through bank (has multiple businesses with the bank already). He makes enough profit that the bank just loaned him 100% of the startup for his second hardware store.

friend #2: 7-11 convenience stores. has 3 of them. hates it , everyone steals, but he went from "I'm retiring in 15 years" to "I'm retiring in 3 years," really quick.

this is all the info they will give up. and there are no "safe" business opportunities.

>spoonfeed me

>>1444608
Rather be spoonfed than fucking poor, don't you worry.

Ass Stickers anon

With the current degenerate shit going on, that's where the future is headed.

stickers for your ass cheeks anon, trust me.

>>1444538
because time has value.

I'll gladly buy all sorts of call options (american style), valid for an unlimited amount of time off of you. sign me up!

what is a non american style option?

>>1444535
It would. As long as youre paying caputal gains on the sale of the cryptos.

The fact that the electric cost is deducted from taxes still doesnt necessarily make the mining profitable though

>>1444540
Thanks anon.


>doesn't necessarily make the mining profitable
This is primarily an issue of scale, correct?

residential electric rates are significantly lower then business/commercial so the llc would have to operate out of residential zoned building, possibly illegal? and taxes, really, you want to do that
?

>>1444511

What kind of interview is it?
If it's a technical interview, answer all their questions as correctly as you can. If you don't know the answer, admit it and think of a good reason if they ask why not.
If it's just a straight interview, get a feel for the room and personalities of your interviewers. Be personable. If they ask you about your work experience, try to hit the points that would be relevant to the position you're interviewing for. Don't go off on tangents with your responses, keep it simple. Be confident. It's not an interrogation, they're trying to evaluate your personality and how you would fit in.
If you're worried about generic "interview questions" go look up a list and have responses ready. Depending on the interviewer or employer they may not even ask you any of those.

>>1444547
thanks

not technical, jobs like sales, hr, tourism, retail, manager stuff

I'm kinda bad with the confident thing even tought I try to relax and smile

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_yI_WClCDiE

Enjoy your new job!

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>>1444499

enforcer
right-hand man
lap dog
chief brown noser

there are many titles in use in my company.

>>1444536
you forgot consigliere and underboss

>>1444498
Guilt would be a waste of time. Feel how you feel. If you feel like you should be doing more, do more.

Everybody's different though and some genius businessmen waste time and do acid or smoke weed, some grind nonztop.

>smart but lazy graduate

>>1444498
>guilty of leisure
Also
>smart
>lazy
Pick one.

>>1444444
First

>>1444444
Welp. I hope this means $1,444,444 minimum now.

Make crypto great again!

MAKE CRYPTO GREAT AGAIN!
Kek fuckin wills it!