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>>1412347

I'm a transcriptionist. My email is [email protected]

Let me know what you're up for.

Wow, you started a business without a plan on how you will reach potential customers....

Not a good start for success. I guess you should hire some mass marketing email companies to send out mass emails to potential companies/ customers.

buy gold or bitcoin

>>1412317
this

>>1412317
i bought gold before a few years, but lost about 10% when i sold it

>>1412306
freetard

>>1412306
It protects you as well.

A mentally challenged person who has to borrow $20 at 500% interest a month has a 0% chance of paying you back.

>>1412309
yeah but even if they pay 40 back and then declare bankruptcy... damn...

Hell yeah bro, we gon' make America Great again and have some sweet gains along the way

>>1412301
ive got 30k and i cant wait to cash out at $2 each :^)

>>1412308
same, im not even thinking about selling anything till at least $1-2. but im hoping itll get to around $10 since finance anon valued the currency to be around $28

>>1412282
^(>.>)^ Give your energy to Hercule!

This is where "lip balm and kneepads" isn't just a meme btw

Honestly interview is probably the easiest part compared to actually getting that far in the first place
>90% GPA
>Strong ECs
>STEM backgroubd
>Apply for vacation programs at the most basic entry level
>hardly progress past the first round

EY here alone had about 16k applicants for vacationers and that's probably less than a few hundred positions nationally

>>1412234
>we've not spoken in 7 years
>asks me if I want to join
>I should have like $30k
this all fits

Okay buddy, sorry that i'm the one telling you this but your savings are gone. It's ok though, most of us learned this lesson the hard way.

>>1412234
obvious bait

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Also what about credit card debt? Its the same story. Comenity and Synchrony banks are handing out massive credit limits to subprime borrowers to stores like Walmart, Lowes, etc.

>>1412226
>>1412229
The entire US economy is literally a supermassive bubble lad. It's supposed to go through cycles of inflation and solidification (return to the mean with a slight gain)

The competition strategy of the country is to inflate every single possible bubble as much as possible if the need arises so their economy remains the world leader, while (most of) everyone else is based on a well-grounded long-term investment of stability and shorter and smaller cycles, like the EU for an example. DB is just a matter of bad luck that wont be repeated if you're going to throw that at me

That way of operating an economy isn't necessarily bad, but it pretty much bases its entire existence on the fact that most other leading economies will either collapse with it, or before it. If that fails to happen (as in the case of WW2 and Germany/Japan), well, you know what happens.
Capital would want to flee to the safer places (like the EU or China if neither collapse), therefor the US will undertake offensive measures against that and fabricate wars they don't even have a single claim to fight (like abusing NATO as an offensive front towards irrelevant non-existent threats), or straight up end up dragging the rest of the world with it.

I personally think that it will indeed go through a massive crash, the biggest one so far, and that the first choice of capital flight would be the EU, which is exactly why they're trying to behave as passive and beta as possible and not seem aggressive, rather calm and stable. That attempt at stability has recently been disrupted by too many terror attacks, which will force them to seriously increase internal security so as to preserve stability and democracy (and therefor capital attraction in case of a crash).

Expect a unified European police force soon, and I'm not even memeing. You heard it here first. Dump all your money in EU stocks right after the EU market "crashes" for a brief moment

>>1412226

here's all of Ally Financials ABS
https://www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/browse-edgar?action=getcompany&CIK=0001477336&owner=exclude&count=40&hidefilings=0

it will have the data for each of ABS pools - how many loans in each pool, how many are delinquent/charged off, etc.

each of the auto lenders reports data like that. if you have a car loan, you can usually figure out which pool your loan is in.

It isn't.

There really isn't anything terribly wrong with it, it is just that their "praxeology" is a bottom-up approach which contrasts with the top-down approach favored by university administrators and government bureaucrats so it is unpopular in academia.

>>1412227
First post, best post

>>1412182
Server's fine as long as you can get into a good restaurant. You don't need experience but sell yourself in the interview. When I was 18 I had too much confidence and went in and met with the owner and sold him on why I'd be a great waiter. He hired me because he could tell I had the people skills to do the job. Be confident, funny, charismatic, etc.

That advice can hold true for a lot of jobs. It'll be tough to make decent money without experience, but it's not impossible. Just keep looking and don't settle. Believe you deserve what you're asking for and then deliver once you're hired. Talk to friends/family about employment opportunities. I got a job from 20-23 making 34-50k/year driving in my car for 6 hours 5 days a week, because my boss was a family friend and I asked him.

GL HF

>>1412197
Nice.

Any specific tips to really stand out in an interview for a serving position? How can I make myself look really good if I don't have any experience?

>>1412201
http://restaurantblackops.com/how-to-get-a-job-as-a-waiter-without-experience/

this guide is pretty solid. pretty much what I did. went in around 2pm and the owner was at the bar. I asked to speak with him and just had a 10 minute conversation basically. this was at Carrabba's so obviously not the highest standards, but the same principles apply anywhere. Smile a lot, be funny, be pleasant, be polite. Frankly, there's not much to being a server so if you're intelligent and can talk to people normally you'll be fine in the interview. Just go on interviews til you get hired.

Invest in some quality kneepads.

You could paint or do landscaping if you have a car.

>>1412127
You could do these >>1412136

If you're good at computes you could put an ad on craigslist or some other site offering to solve/fix computes problems for $.

You could go to yard sales and buy $175 worth of items and sell them for $225+.

Just pick a business idea you like and start small using only $175 to do a few jobs that would earn more than that

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Bump for interest, I'm going into Finance & Economics

Easy as fuck, business is a meme and finance is easy if you study, not a lot of tough math. Take addy or vyvanse for exams(everyone does) to get a competitive GPA and apply for every job in your Career Services. Learn python and R.

Coming from a bachelor in Econ in a canadian university.

>>1412445
same. another bump for interest.

>>1412108
He said he needs one of those also in Europe, India and China.

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>>1412108
i don't know. they seem to have a lot of delay regarding the manufacturing of their model 3. i am trying to get the model 3 in early 2017 if i can

>>1412108
They are running out of money.Furthermore, they do not expect to make profit by 2020.Tesla is nothing but a meme nothing more.I do appreciate their effort though.

I'm asking this here because I don't want to ask some ether shill and get a biased answer.

do you mean Ether, or Ether Classic?

>>1412041
Do you know where you are?

Yeah it works. Making 4-5% right now. I'm a big fan. Referral code time.

Start investing with Acorns today! Get $5 when you use my invite code: https://acorns.com/invite/8643VA

>>1411971
Invested ~550, have 40+ profit since april
let you decide if it is
(aggressive profile)

Wait... I could just pick up stuff I find in the forest and profit off of it? WAAT

>>1411937
What's wrong with you. Go to Wall Street Oasis. Everything on this site is a meme. Go there to get some actual advice. BTW It's unlikely you'll be working in UK, easily US though.

>>1412001
I know wall street oasis but was wondering if i could hear some feedback on /biz/ as well

Can i ask why move go UK is unlikely? Brexit shitstorm has scared a lot people out of UK for example MD of JPMorgan recently, so i was thinking perhaps that chaos will drive demand for outside workers, minus some cutbacks due to that same uncertaintly of course

>>1412011
*Morgan Stanley, not JPMorgan