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>>1422924
You know France is uprooting alot of Malbec because the Argies make it better. My suspicion is you're going to see a huge Red market start to develop in Argentina. Not first growth good, but good wines certainly. You may not need to import Cabs too often anymore.

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>>1422924
hola anon /arg/fag aca
si es solo un par (3-6) compra , pedi que te lo envien como regalo ,
ahora ponele que buscas comprar cantidades , para eso hay otras documentaciones.
las nuevas regulaciones de macri aparentemente seran las siguientes
-hasta 20kg (por courier[UPS,DHL,ect])
-/Hasta 1000$ (usd)

si exeden el monto considera que hay que pagar 50% de franquicia, en otras palabras si tu compra es de 2500U$D
2500 - 1000 = 1500
1500/2 = 750
750+2500=3250
digamos que te costaria traerlos 3250$
tene en cuenta que esto se paga en pago mis cuentas o en bancos como el comafi (con el vep)
para eso haces el 4550,
te recomiendo esperar un poco para que se efectuen estos cambios, desde ya te digo que la aduana esta mas tranqui que lo que solia


Saludos Choriposter

I thought Argentina had better wines in some categories than France though.

What you should be looking to do is export Argentinian wine to China.

>>1422597
Work at Walmart for 7 years

>>1422597

Give 10,000 handjobs for $10.00 per handjob

Buy ETC and Trumps

No one's online at this hour?

>>1422459
We aren't going to build your trading strategy/algo for you. Figure it out yourself or don't trade.

Your question is retarded I have no idea what the fuck you are even asking

What can we expect now? Seems to be floating around 10k

damn that video is beautiful though

ooks like a regular trump video with a blink and you'll miss it trumpcoin plug

Pics ans timestamp or it didnt happen

>>1422165
uh... fuck her? blowjobs are shit tier

>>1422165
What company?

>>1422066
Coin hasn't been doing anything, so the hype is down. Plus Trump is losing in polls right now.

>>1422072
Seems like the first time in weeks. Their gibbering never ends.

and here you are making a thread and talking to yourself about it :^)

>>1422036
>1. How the HELL can day trading stocks or Forex be seen as anything other than a meme?

it is a meme, though occasionally people get lucky

>2. Has anyone here had experience of money (or the fruits of significant wealth) directly leading to more success with women, not including prostitutes?

yes

>>1422036
>How the HELL can day trading stocks or Forex be seen as anything other than a meme? Hedge funds filled with ivy leaguers do shittily ffs.

Yeah, it's hard and requires lots of work and research, BUT these ivy leaguers aren't gods. There are opportunities everywhere if you pay attention. The markets are anything but efficient. Just look at Nintendo;s stock. ~15 billion dollar rise in the stock from pokemon go which never should have happened because Nintendo has virtually no stake in the company. Markets aren't efficient but people get burned all of the time thinking they're smarter than everyone or know all the facts and end up missing some huge ones

>>1422036
>1. How the HELL can day trading stocks or Forex be seen as anything other than a meme? Hedge funds filled with ivy leaguers do shittily ffs. Investment bank trader are just market makers. I can understand the incentives behind why people play the charade (since they manage other people's money) but why does anyone else bother?

It IS a meme.

People, the vast majority anyway do not make any money and most quit quickly because it's bullshit. It's for retards and it's just a lie of getting rich quick to scam idiots.

>2. Has anyone here had experience of money (or the fruits of significant wealth) directly leading to more success with women, not including prostitutes?

Being wealthier helps with women but not in the way you're probably thinking. It's not like you drive around in a lambo or casually mention "You know... My networth is $3.5million, what do you say we... you know, come fuck at my place?".

It's more that the correlation with self-improvement, huge amounts of confidence and more freedom thanks to being wealthy is what helps you.

A millionaire is automatically going to be more confident and have more freedom to spend time doing fun things. A "wagecuck" as is called on /biz/ would be too stressed out and angry most of the time, and that emits a negative aura to everyone. You don't want to be known as "That uptight, bitter guy who looks like he's balding from all the stress", you want to be "That successful, happy-go-lucky guy who always has something nice to say and seemingly never has a bad day".

>>1421948
I got a full suit at JC Penny (shirt, pants, jacket) for 89 dollars after a coupon. It looks pretty damn nice too.

Depends on how nice you need your shit to look, I'm a fisheries biologist so I just have to put on some dumb piece of shit once a year for a conference and everyone at the conference looks like a bum because most people there are commercial dudes.

>>1421948
Grey or blue suit, in wool. (The jacket must cover your buttocks entirely, have waist suppression, fit the shoulders, show 0.5 inch of the shirt's cuff, and have the bottom button unbuttoned.)

White or light blue shirt, in cotton (any other light colour is acceptable but more dandified).

Any tie with any reasonable pattern, in silk, not too slim (like the lapels of your jacket).

Black or dark brown oxford shoes (only black in Great Britain), in leather.

Belt should match roughly your shoes; or you can wear braces if your trousers allow it.

A pocket square in silk or linen is always good, in any colour that's not exactly the one of your tie and goes with the rest (white is always safe).

What is your budget, and why buying one suit only?

depends where you live and your budget

gray or navy

wider lapels and wider ties

longer jacket/sleeves/inseam

>>1421921
4chan

>the more you know

OUTSIDE a tax-advantaged account, a dividend stock will lose out to a growth stock over time because the dividends are taxable as long-term capital gains. This eats into your investment capital, and saps your compounding.

Consider two equivalent stocks -- a growth stock (Stock G) and a high-dividend stock (Stock D) -- both of which yield 10% per year. Stock G earns its 10% by price accumulation alone, and Stock D earns its 10% by paying a 10% cash dividend. You own 1 share of each, and they are both worth $100/share. At the start, therefore, both Stock G and Stock D are worth $100.

At the end of 1 year, Stock G is now worth $110 (10% growth), and Stock D is still worth $100 but has paid you a $10 dividend which you re-invest. Your return on both stocks is the same -- before taxes. After taxes, however, Stock G is still worth $110 (no tax consequences) but Stock D has only returned you $108 because you paid 20% in capital gains taxes on the dividends. (I'm using 20% to keep the math simple in this example, but the principle is the same for any tax rate.) So after one year, Stock G is ahead by $2.

After year two, Stock G is now worth $121 ($110 x 10%), and stock D is worth $108 ($100 original + $8 reinvested) but has paid you a $10.80 dividend, reduced by taxes to $8.64, for a total gain of $116.64. Stock G is now ahead by $4.36

Hopefully you can now see where this is going. Every year the spread between Stock G and Stock D is going to get wider and wider because taxes aren't depleting any of your Stock G capital.

INSIDE a tax-advantaged account, you don't suffer the tax hit when dividends are declared. You get to reinvest the full amount. Therefore, inside a tax-advantaged account, growth and distributions both add EQUALLY to your growth and your compounding. So what you should be focused on is maximizing your overall return (growth PLUS dividends) instead of focusing on one or the other.

>>1421921
I like Total, Allianz, and Imperial Brands.

>>1421942
No one cares m8.

Life is really about continuous learning. If next time u ever meet up with a Ivy League stuck up or a McKinsey analyst/consultant, just try and have fun and ask them if they ever read Qunshu Zhiyao (The Governing Principles of Ancient China) search: EB50-01-01.pdf in Google, Anelects of Confucius, Bhagavad Gita or Kantian Deontology etc. The stuff I mentioned just now, are all free material anyway, and you can readily find them. Qunshu Zhiyao for example, was compiled by one of the Emporers of China during ancient times as he needed some form of formal knowledge to properly administer the whold goddamn China with unity and prosperity. Don't spend too much time on crappy stuff like Rich Dad Poor Dad - it's very short sighted, and also u need to shake of the believe that just because some stuff is free it doesn't mean it's useless.

Ok in essence, if you are widely knowledgable (a Renaissance man), you shouldn't have difficulty reading stuff published by major management consultancies like Bain & Co, BCG etc. Such as
www.bain.com/publications/business-insights/macro-trends.aspx

And for making mega bucks - it's this stuff - Algorithm economy. Just think big and try to design something, an algo, that u can make it beat Google's Pagerank, Facebook newsfeed etc. PROTIP: Billion $ idea - Semantic Web Search.

If you can develop this, you'll be the next billionaire. For example, such an engine would be able to understand queries like "What should I do if I have a lot of pimples?" and it should straight away return results like "Look for Dalacin T" instead of ranked pages and u need to go through them one by one to look for the answer. Why it is able to answer "Dalacin T"? That's because the engine understands the keyword pimples contextually, understands that you want to get rid of them semantically and knows that Dalacin T is a anti-acne solution.

watching

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>>1419453
>just make the next Google, it's easy

ok

>>1416589
Still NTB from my broker.

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>800 MGT @2.63

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i'm feeling it

Gender studies

>>1415186
Do the mathiest thing you're good at. Doesn't really matter much beyond that.

>>1413825
2 of the 6 hours in my shift is actual work
I work in a dinner theater where service is 2 hours long. The rest isn't really work cause there isn't any urgency, you can just dick around

2 hours a day.. the rest of my time is spent trading memes

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>>1413825
>>1413825
1-3 hours of my 40 hour work week is actual work.

I'm a systems administrator at a data center, and as long as nothing is exploding, my free time is my own to do as I please with. I spend it on here, playing video games, reading books, watching shows, and hanging out with my coworkers.

This is pretty much optimal for me. I don't understand people who seek fulfillment though work.

>>1404450
Where in LA?

Rent out.

Definitely. Especially if you're thinking long-term.

You index the rent, the property value already follows inflation - basically you have an asset that will never be worth less than it is today and will yield you roughly the same purchasing power forever.

If you get about 1,800 per month - put aside 300-500 depending how bad the condition is and save up for the inevitable large renovations. Deduct insurance and factor in tax.

Your net profit depends on how much hassle you want. None at all? There's services for that. Property management, finding tenants, invoicing - where there's demand for a service, there's an industry providing it. The more you do yourself, the more profit obviously.

But in general, there's virtually no way to make a loss on a property you got for free. It'll probably not be enough to live off of (but that's true either way).

I bought an apartment in my city last year cheaply, renovated it with contractors for half a year, found some tenants (took the nicest and most dependable, not necessarily the one offering the most rent) and I've gotta say - finding several hundred bucks on your account every month for virtually zero ongoing work is pretty nice...

>>1404450
sell the house then invest the money in multiple cheaper properties where u move (if u like personally managing real estate for some strange sadistic reason) other wise invest in dividend bearing REITS. the returns of real estate without spread risk and all the work done for you.

join the military

>>1424894
When I was in College, I applied for lots and lots of scholarships. I made $1000 for about 3 hours of paperwork, probably less.

>>1424894
Just graduate as fast as possible. You should aim for 5 semesters. Take extra units and summer classes. Don't waste your time doing shitty McJobs for minimum wage when you'll make 5x the amount out of college. Take out loans if you need the money.