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this is for a college application, isn't it?

>>1434094
No, it's for a graduate program at my country's stock exchange.

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>>1434094
>>1434116
Pic related

>>1434083
>How realistic is it that I would be able to advance beyond just being an accountant? Would I be stuck as an accountant forever?

Absolutely not.

Accounting is the backbone of any business, and many people in Finance jobs have a background in Accounting. You will look extremely attractive to any employer in the finance field with a background in accounting, even majoring in Finance or Economics and taking a few accounting courses is great

>>1434093

Thank you! It's nice hearing stuff like this to assure me that I'm on the right track

Ivey student

A lot of people get their CPA/CA (which ever designation it is now) and their CFA and transition from accounting to finance, being highly sought after because of their breadth of financial knowledge.

>>1434067
Timing the market is too risky IMO

What if the price just went up?

Also fees will eat up your 4% in increase if you do it perfectly. Or put you more in the hole if you don't

>Find a high volatile stock, selling for say $24.5 at the moment
>Wait till it drops to $24, buy
>Shocked when it drops to $19 and hovers between $19 and $20 for months

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>>1434067
Why don't you do this, get really fucking rich, buy out Goldman Sachs and rule the world?

You should be able to acquire mid-sized countries within 4-5 years, lurk on your own carribean Island and face the choice wheter you want to be woken up with a blowjob or a strawberry-daiquiri every morning...

Your Chief Groupie Officer will choose girls according to your preference among the thousands of Victoria's secret models and young aspiring actresses lining up just to hang out with you and suck your willie...

Actually if you want to negotiate with me for your talent, I've got a few scripts and some film studio stuff. I'd be happy to have you work as an agent to find me interchangeable cuties to ship in then ship out.

>>1434066
I would be interested in discussing that for sure.

At the moment I am really considering growing particular hotties careers but first I have to research the market and see where the real money lies.

I've know people that became well known pornstars but I think some girls would be suited better for singular videos while others can be real internet / pornstars. The real fact is most girls I know are too stupid/lazy to know how to proceed.

>>1434090

Well, the model that I've been shooting for is this:

>Girl does film
>Girl signs for % royalties only
>We post teasers to site
>She does cam work to promote the film through a portal on the site
>Eventually, when we have enough content, members get access to vote on videos and get first access to content, which phases from exclusive to non-exclusive portions of the site based on release date

Basically the point of live camming and voting would be to drum up subscriptions.

Also lesbian stuff pays the least.

>>1433965
technical """""analysis"""""

>>1433965
Remember to eat the chicken wing, not the head of the duck.

>>1433965
I know the duck will soon fly away or go fishing but WHICH IS IT

>>1433951
You cant time the markets. Learn to evaluate market situation, and make a choice.

>>1433968
let me reiterate, is it worth putting £15k into index funds?

>>1433998
its not sexy but its
better than putting it in your mattress.
now is a good time to get into oil...

Build or finance solar panels.

It's more to do with virtue signaling.

>>1433943
Capital markets follow the laws of supply and demand.

If markets tolerate a P/E of 30 they will invest in solar panels until energy prices drop to the point where you pay $25 for $0.83 a year, or $30 for $1 a year, then they will invest in something else.

In the real world energy prices fluctuate due to other factors, people may anticipate an increase in energy prices due to resource depletion for instance, in which case the solar panels will rise in value.

Why is it bad if a small country only has a few niche export products?

I wish to become a spice merchant now

According to CIV, they must be super happy.

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>>1433836
>go to Ebay HQ
>shoot in lobby
>not a single hit
>forget to save one bullet for myself
>cant kill myself
>I am a fucking failure

It would be great if the EU had a universal shipping service like the USPS or Royal Mail instead of 50 different services, would help reduce the cost some.

>>1433870
They set up the systems to take money from people and then stopped.
Being a member of the EU is not /biz/

it's great, they gave me a limit that instantly matched my highest. no complaints

chase and boa are stingy though.

>>1433828
Having had to work 'with' them I'd have to lean towards no. Few have the card and most places are Visa/MC or cough up extra cash.

>>1433828
Why do you think they have to harass potential customers?

>>1433811
Eh, you would need to be on terms where you split combined income evenly or font marry her.

>>1433817
Don't

Font marry her???

Yes I would go with traditional pre-nupt.

All my money pre-marriage is mine forever (including gains).

All the money my doctor bitch (and me but not my assets) makes, is split evenly.

>>1433755
do your own homework

You don't invest long term in pump n dumps

Trumpcoin

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>>1433749
Don't open an account in the Netherlands, that's for sure. Compliance regulations is killing business.

I'm an American citizen so all foreign banks tell me to fuck off because of FATCA. Feels bad, man.

>>1433746
Use Google to find best rate.
Instant access accounts pay less than 30/60/90 day accounts.
Save into an ISA account always.

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>>1433756
Thanks boss

Plently of good current accounts available at high interest rates.

Depends on how much you have. Can get 5% on up to about 5 grand easy enough with a couple of accounts at nationwide/tsb, with only monthly pay in requirements. ( can transfer between banks for that)

Beyond that it gets more annoying with direct debits and fees. I think first direct does 4% on up to 5 grand but needs 2 direct debits.

Santander does 3% (At the moment) on 20k, but has a 5 pound fee per month. Needs two direct debits. Might drop to 2% in near future though.

If you live in Northern Ireland some of the accounts might not be available e.g Tesco Online. (That has 3% and no monthly pay in)

this should help:
http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/banking/compare-best-bank-accounts

Also a little unrelated, but a help to buy might be an okay move even if you don't really intend to buy a house but want to leave options open.

Can get 2.5% on that, but the 25% bonus requires time to build up, so might be worth thinking about.

Interest up to £1000 has no tax if you are a basic rate tax payer so ISAs aren't as good. Also the rates on them are poor <2%.

>>1433696
MEMECOINS WOO DOWN 12% IN A DAY!

>>1433696
index futures

>>1433696

Is that a cake?