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>>1442001
I don't know about that position, but that's pretty normal pay for a grad position, and it will go up significantly as you move through the grad program.
Standard grad position pay in Aus is 50-65k depending on industry/position

>>1442741
i'm with anon, Aus grad jobs aren't really much higher than 60k, but they generally rise rapidly from there. 50-55k is pretty normal, and if its what you want to do then definitely try it out.

>>1442001
>in NZ
>second in Ease Of Doing Business ranking
>not starting a company and outsourcing 50% of labor to Asia
>not leasing a fancy car to avoid paying tax on profits
> not using company to basically buy 50% of food/mops/detergents/plants/whatever bullshit for personal needs
>not using company to buy furniture, declare it destroyed a after a year and then use it at home
>not using company dime to eat at fancy restaurants and fly on vacations

YOU ARE IN NZ START A COMPANY YOU FUCK!!!!
Second in ranking in Ease Of Doing Business, my country is in the place number 40.

>>1441953
whatup, I'm in OB, very much into ETH and Trumpcoin. Hit me up boatsfloat/gmail.

suhh dude i'm in san marcos

>>1441953
why did you include your skin color?

get kneepads

get kneepads

What do you do in the military that pays 82K at 26?

Dude, have you even tried? Just look up trading competitions.

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=testing+your+algorithmic+trading+strategies

Mh yeah, but I don't want to back test some algorithm. I want to download historical stock data (maybe including some other market data) on a hourly base.
But thank you for the effort anyways anon.

>>1441947
yahoo finance api has hourly u dumb mother fucker

>>1441908
of course not officer

>>1441908
How about you go first, OP?

Bumperino

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I like the idea, Where are you based?

Where would you place them to insure no foul play occurs?

Will copypaste an useful post written by a good anon a few time ago

R J O'Brien... their main business is brokerage/clearing

if you're self funding though then just give them a call, you could also try marex spectron

if you need funding/want a grad scheme then there aren't so many opportunities now - screen based futures trading is much much harder, the easier ways to make money have been automated. You could try Hamilton Court - it is owned by David Kyte (founder of Kyte Group). There is also Met Traders and maybe Futex. Aside from that if you want to trade then try options marketmaking firms like Optiver, Liquid Capital, Mako, IMC...

there are other firms out there but anyone claiming to be a prop firm that wants you to hand over money for training is generally a scam... If you want to self fund and rent a desk then go speak to Marex, R J O'Brien, XConnect...

>>1441889
Thanks but unfortunately, I am not from the US

>>1441889
Quick update: i've heard Futex went belly up recently, so write that off

Now for what i know
I am self employed and trade spot fx and metals using self developed counter trend systems. But mine is the road least travelled since currencies tend to be extremely volatile due to the fact that it's mostly a non speculative market, which means most of the moves you see (especially on shorter time frames) are random.
If you want to play with the big boys, learn coding (R and Python), learn everything you can about Market Profiling and go with index futures. There are plenty of platforms out there, not sure how many will let you get the data and the feed for free. If you want to try options, there is everything you need to know on Dough.com and tastytrade.

In any case, i would recommend getting some experience beforehand. Firms nowadays are more risk averse than ever, they are hiring people with Ph.D in math and physics mostly, engineers are ok but there is just too much competition. They usually don't give a shit about training you unless you pay them (bad sign).
If you go there with experience and a profitable track record, you are almost guaranteed to get the job.

Well, /biz/?

You're not getting rich. You're just leeching off of a rich person. If you want to be rich, you need to make your own money.

Now fuck off.

>>1441940
>make your own money
You mean leeching off poor people?

>>1441853
Spending less than I earn and investing the difference

$KNPD

Earn as much money as I can while spending as little as possible and dollar cost averaging into an s&p ETF

Why not TOR or torrent?
I see that as undermining community effort.

>>1441837
no clue about maidsafe but tor is a cia project and torrents are monitored by your isp

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>>1441837

1. TOR requires volunteers who support the network for free. Not a lot of people volunteer so TOR is laggy. Maidsafe gives people safecoins (which have monetary value) for support, which is way better incentive than the pat-on-the-back TOR model. The network can run faster that way.

2. TOR only offers anonymity. People have to set up a single webserver to store files and provide bandwidth. Thats inconvenient, expensive, and if someone wants to take down the website they only have to find 1 server. Maidsafe lets you set up a website supported by lots of individual computer resources so it is convenient, cheaper and hard to shut down.

3. torrents also use a pat-on-the-back model so there is no real incentive for seeding. Maidsafe provides monetary incentive (safecoins) for their bandwidth


4. In torrents,, users can cherrypick the torrents they seed. That makes some content inaccessible if no one seeds, and it means the users are legally liable if they choose to seed copyright content. Maidsafe does not tell users what files they are storing and supporting, so all content is equally available and makes users immune to legal action

5. Maidsafe is an actual company with mature, trustworthy people who can be held accountable. For companies, it would be the better candidate pick vs "a free online software project that anonymous people support sometimes when they want"

Its not undermining existing community effort. rebels who survive on virtue alone are free to support tech without monetary incentive. Maidsafe is building its own community of people who are incentivized by money.

>>1441800
I'm guessing it's a shit job based on "night shift", if so then it doesn't matter.

Lie on your resume, don't put anything oni t it doesn'tmatter if it's a shitty job

>>1441802

I get paid 75k a year

>>1441800
Explain your situation to future employers. They have seen it all.

>>1441704
why don't you keep working in computers? You'll make as much or more as your friends who went off to college.

>>1441704
A) Study for A+ and spend $300 on that
B) Study for ITIL and do the same
C) Study for CCNA (pick your poison) and pay for that
D) Get MCSA to round it out
E) Work tech jobs and make sick amounts of dosh
F) Buy a house at 24

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>>1441711
Sorry when I meant working at a computer shop it's like 90% hardware and blue collar work. I occasionally have to image things but I'm completely software illiterate pass the intial set up
>>1441708
It's a shitty job and coworkers are complete peices of shit. Couldn't stay there forever. It's great part time though

>>1441615
This is cool and all but I'm curious as to how I can make money from this.

I don't really care if every single person in north korea were to die the next day, it would make no difference in my life

>>1441615
I'm going to tell the North Korean authorities immediately.

>>1441615
Maybe have a third party buyer purchase it for you and hand it off? Or create a throwaway corporation that uses its own accounts for the purchases?

Or how about some BRK-B?

No ideas at all?

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ETFs are too much of a smart investment for /biz/, mein Freund.
You are literally competing with meme coins and "selling human shit general".

And look for food etfs.
But indices are pretty good anyway.

bumpin

>>1441603
There are a lot of financing firms in my area that specialize in loaning for real estate projects. You should research those and your local banks. Call around and shop around. There's no one-size-fits-all answer to your question. You need to talk to the people who would be loaning you the money and let them give you a quote for your situation.

>>1441603
Probably 8 million (75% LTV)

Whatr you thinking condos?