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>>1414796
The option allows you to buy it at a set price.
So if the actual price rises, you profit, because by exercising the option, you buy at the set price and immediately sell at the (now higher) actual price.

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>>1414871
>you buy at the set price and immediately sell at the (now higher) actual price.
Ok but how. Lets say I now own 2 million rolls of toilet paper that I bought below market price. Who buys them? A competing toilet paper company?

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Your right, the problem is that the people here just hate just to be hating.

>>1414794
>he speaks some truths

Yes, but he lied about everything else and passed it off as personal experience to get his point across and he still refuses to acknowledge it.

>>1414814
>He lied about rich dad
Oh well, just let old Rob have his fantastical ruminations.

bump cause second page bump

>>1414771
buy etc

>>1414803
yeah, I see that a lot of people are talking about it rising in price on here, but I'm new to this. Like, what do i do? just make an account on these exchange sites and just use a paypal or a credit card or something to buy these coins?

it's not bad at all if you use old school accounting

Yeah, it isn't nearly progressive enough. They made an attempt though I guess.

>>1414722
Oh vey silly goyim don't forget about the 13.3% state income tax and 15% FICA!

well

It's not like you're selling them anything, you're there to threaten them. What do you need to learn?

>>1414797
It says there is commission, which I'm not sure how it works. I guess I need to coerce them to pay up well?

breaking into IB is harder than breaking into these schools:

UPenn, NYU (Stern), Harvard, Columbia, Michigan (Ross), Cornell, and Princeton have great recognition + precense on Wall Street.

obviously schools like Stanford, Yale, Dartmouth, Duke. Georgetown, etc. have great name recognition but many don't go to Wall Street in comparison to the first list.

MIT kids tend to be quants.

some other schools with less name recognition (but still good schools), yet still a fair Wall Street precense (more often than not in boutiques...= less $$$) include Boston College, Texas, Rutgers, Florida, Villanova, and Virginia.

good luck I guess. (especially if you just found out what IB is and you only like the $$$)

>>1414880
>Michigan over Dartmouth, Stanford and Yale
>Not even mentioning UVA (McIntyre)
I wonder which school you go to...

>>1414929

Virginia is UVA, is it not?

OP asked for good target schools for IB in NYC. Dartmouth, Stanford, and Yale are obviously rated higher as academic institutions as a whole, but Ross has a large representation in Wall Street specifically because of the sheer number of alumni connections tied to its undergrad business school. Stanford kids tend to stay in the Silicon Valley and SF, rather than NYC. Yale and Dartmouth kids are well represented but not as much as those I mentioned before them, and many work IB in Boston. Nobody is going to shut down your application for going to Dartmouth, Yale, or Stanford instead of going to Ross though.

I went to Columbia. You?

F you cant even squeeze a meaningful rate per hour, such as minimum wage or what you make at work, then selling the shit is a waste of time. I have seen so many people sit on piles of rusty junk who use "i will be able to sell it one day" $_$ as an excuse not to get rid of it.

Do like they do on hoarders and seperate everything into keep, trash, sell and donate piles. Do those things at the end of the day. If it aint going to make you at least minimum wage for your time, trash it all. Youll thank me later.

>>1414632
>>1414637
Or keep pushing it on E-bay, Amazon, every single selling site and keep pushing it for 5 years. You've already kept them for a long time, hold them and keep trying to sell them. There will be that 1 lunatic who buys your junk for a million dollars.

I've had this problem. For some reason I could never throw out electronics. Various cables, power cords, video cards, motherboards.. I had a ton of garbage.

I decided to make a one year rule for myself to keep it under control. As in, if you haven't used it in the last year, you don't need it.

So far so good. I'm still a hoarder but within reason. Oh and when I did sell stuff initially I sold it all in bulk lots of similar items on Ebay. Depending what it is (like tools) - a garage sale might work too.

>>1414491
There's nothing you can learn quickly that will earn you money. If there was, it would be mainstream, everyone would do it and thus it would make no money.

You need to either be creative, be skilled/have experience in something valuable or do illegal things. Or a combination of any of the three.

furry porn commissions, its quite profitable

here's how I price it
http://liveforthefunk.deviantart.com/journal/Commission-Info-511650348

>>1414500
Learning to draw furry porn isn't quick nor easy though

>>1414449
$20,000.

when i was 16 yo i had around 11k because i saved most of my money and rarley spend anything i felt bad for days after i bought a pc but when i think of my old classmateas
new xbox ah i want a ps3 new phone every year i pay still the contract for my old phone but i buy a new one with a new flat

>>1414449
2 shares of $KPDS is all you would ever Kneed

>>1414444

I live in Texas and I have a finance degree of that helps.

>>1414444
How rural are we talking? Small town, or ranch in the middle of nowhere?

>>1414444
Opposite here.

I live in a town of under 100k people with my parents and it fucking sucks and I hate it. I want to move to the city soon.

>>1414340
Youtubing isnt "Passive" income. You have to consistently update your channel with new videos and balance quality and quantity to make a successful place people want to revisit.

Do the Youtube videos make themselves?

>>1414340
Bruh Ive had a youtube channel for over a year and I spam that shit everywhere and so far I only have 300 or so subs and made probably $60 that I cant even claim

Help them by putting them out of their misery.

>>1414324
Just help out your parents for all the times they had helped you. Afterall raising you wasn't cheap for them either but realize that you won't ever see that money again. Of course you can limit how much you give them.

>>1414324
What type of business?

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>So what's the actual point of studying indifference curves?

pretty much the most retarded shit you can find school books in general. because econ is not real science they make shit like this up to make it look like real science and create some content

>economics
>applied

urgh, what are you? a filthy business student? in sciences nobody cares about applications...

actual answer: you're learning the foundations of a basic model that virutally all of economics is founded on. a homo oeconomicus exhibits rational behaviour when confronted with a decision between two goods. he's always trying to maximize his utility and this is how you put it into mathematical terms. if you understand why the curves look like they do, why they are monotonous, transitive, etc you understand a lot of basic assumptions in economics. it also completes the mathematical model and is the demand-side equivalent of the production curve, given budget restraints.

like most stuff you learn at university: the actual knowledge is mostly useless. *understanding* what's behind the knowledge is what'll serve you for the rest of your life.

or at least it's usefull to know where mainstream economics is coming from (if only to know exactly where they're dead wrong).

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so it does not matter whether it's bullshit your not, econ studies are important so you can understand what is behind the the bullshit is, that makes a lot sense. serve you for the rest of your life...sure...

Your 401k is going to be worth pennies after the upcoming market crash

>>1414249
The management fees on your 401k are much higher than getting your own index funds and filling your personal IRA (or ROTH).

Only ever contribute to max out your employer contribution because it is free money and then just add to your own retirement fund.
Or, just take that 4% difference and do something else with it.

401k management companies take a commission on money managed and then still have to pay the fund companies as well.
It is a series of Benefits Brokers>Mutual Fund Sales>Mutual fund managers which comes out to incredibly high fees when you could do that yourself with very little research.

Only do the match. Markets aren't going to tank hard enough to lose that matching money.

>>1414074

Most traders also

Too many people are pro-BTC to the point of fanboy-ism. In the end it's not about who is "right" and what chain prevails, it's about making profitable trades and stacking money. If BTC is falling, I'm shorting and rooting against BTC. If it's rising I'm going long and rooting for BTC. Having favorites and a weird sense of morality is bad in crypto. Just make good trades.

>>1414074
>currency
Kek

>>1414089
>>1414089
>>1414087
asset then

not going long on btc its like you want to be poor