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>capitalism is socialism for the rich
>tumblr

About the same time I realized socialism is capitalism for the poor. Really makes u thingk.

>capitalism is socialism for the rich
>socialism is hunger death for the poor

Well first off you're going to need some knee pads

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>>1413384
why to suck dick??

HAHAHA SO FUNNY EPIC MEME XDDD

kill yourself u dumb fuck

the whales are keeping prices down by dumping every now and then

>>1413230
ETC has no future.

It has no devs, and relies on copy/pasting ETH's updates. It is simply a shitty ETH altcoin which offers NO advantages over ETH. The only selling point is that it has not yet hard forked - and promises it never will.

Also, hackers and the Ethereum foundation hold a very large amount of ETC. A massive dump could come at any point. If they do not sell, this undermines POS in the future, leaving ETC at big risk.

It's a classic pump n dump. Go look through altcoins on Poloniex, and you'll see countless examples of exactly the same thing when new coins were added to the exchange. They all end up worth almost nothing.

If you genuinely believe that ETH is against immutability, and is going to keep hard forking in the future, you're a deranged fool.

>>1413238
A lot of this is bulshit.

Infact, consider help if that's what you gather after reading on ETC.

>Does that sound a good deal to you?
>What do I have to do to help you get onboard, sir?

>I'll be in the neighborhood on Tuesday and Thursday of next week. Which works better for you?

That's right, with this line, you just walked him into a corner, now he HAS to choose. Your first-year sales rep ass just turned the tables upside down on a seasoned president of a company.

>>1412978
BUY THE DIP
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>>1412939
OP should at least get a github going with some documentation.

>>1412939
>Memex
http://www.meme-exchange.eu/

the fuck is this?

>>1412939
Original OP here.

Development is ongoing. Delays due to my normal work taking most of my time at the moment but very much still happening. Don't expect launch any time soon. Planning closed beta first, invites to be given out on /biz/ when the time comes. This is very much a long term project. Patience required.

Technical decisions being worked through at the moment (picking out a time series database, planning for easy server scaling, and so on).

Get in on nxtd for a tenbagger

get in on mnkd - last chance to lose all your money

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Not bad for first month?

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>>1412087

I am a trader at a HF. 10+yrs experience in various banks (moved on from execution to prop desk) and I'm sorry to break it down to you, but all you guys are cringeworhty.

It's like flashing a frequent flyer card while pretending you're a pilot.

Just fucking stop. If you're that good, trade your strategy and have it audited by a big4 company. Collect institutional investors money and carry on. You should be a billionarire whitin less than 5 years.

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>>1412087
Ah, those were the days.
Commissions were higher, but there weren't as many jagoffs around.
I used to talk up the pennys with the most creative accounting, that worked wonders.

>>1412103
I'm starting out now as a penny stock day trader, following the advice of the likes of Tim Sykes (inb4 scammer), so even if I became amazing. The sheer float of many of the tickers I'm talking about don't allow for the likes of institutional investors.

Also if a person was "that good" he would just exponentially increase his own money without the need of taking other people's.

This is way too real. Especially at the end of the month.

I've played this several times, and did ok.

>>1411986
>random bullshit bad luck
>too real

>>1411274
just wait for the next housing crash you loancuck

>>1411274
Do you have other debts? Did you talk to a real person from a bank? I would think you'd be approved for more.

>>1411288
I tried talking to a real person they said "yeah we don't have anyone here who does that you need to go online."

Im new to shares, but ive been watching
Surfstitch
Broken hill Prospecting (Missed out big time by not putting in when they were 3c
Lng
RMX

What are some good high term yields??
Ive got near 20k, and Id be keen to turn that into 30-40 in the next few years.

>>1401204
I've used good penny stocks to quadruple my initial investment so far. But you is it hell going through all the research. I think I'll post one of my latest picks tomorrow, once I'm sure the volatility is finally out of the way. From there, it should br an easy run from 30 cents to over 1.50 in November.

>>1401244
Eh... but boy* is it hell

fug autocorrect.

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>>1392945
I disagree

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What does /biz/ think of this book?

There's also a meetup group in my city about it.

$212 this month - down 70%
50%
i sell books and make pennies per sale. books that are worth a lot help increase my margins

>>1392738
Where are you sourcing your books from?

700 - 1000 month
used software
75% profit margin

Im not telling what niche as people scavenge everything.

I work in IT and saw something that a) people need / want and b) I can obtain consistently and legally. Plus you need the patience of a saint to get software selling and things rolling on eBay where customers / ebay staff / faggot competitors don't stress you out and make you act impulsively.

It's kind of like starting a mini business, I guess. You need to play to your skills and find something nearby you you can sell and capitalize on.

If you have no skills or head for numbers and /biz/ness then forget it. It's not for everyone and sometimes feels not worth it. I spend about 10 hours per week for 700-1000$ profit

>>1415935
Just use cash to fund your everyday activities.

SIPP pension, what do you work as ?

>>1415935
If you get taxed 40% that makes you a higher rate taxpayer, yes? Assuming UK based on the cash image.

In other words, you are a (reasonably) rich person in a well-off first-world country, and you are trying to actively evade the taxes that make it so.

Think very carefully about whether this is something you want to do. If you go ahead with it, I hope you get caught and thoroughly arsefucked by HMRC.

>>1415735
Word of mouth is probably the best advertising you can have.

Depending on the scale try to offer incentives for people to refer their friends as a customer to you.

For example, perhaps off a 10% off the next order for both the customer AND 10% off the first order for the friend they refer. That way you get the customer incentive and more interested in ordering again but you're also doubly so involving the referred since now they not only have a great review about you from a personal friend but also a discount.

>>1415735
craigslist, angieslist, thumbtack, word a' mouf,

>>1415735
Being a Deliveroo.be rider is not a business.

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>>1415620
And why exactly would you put your trust in such a website?

>>1415620
yea, its called /biz/