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Eth is a mess, now doubly so

>>1408704

yep, and now every time theres more mess, it can keep on doubling with hard forks! The dev team should all apply to the federal reserve. They sure could use some more bright minds to help out the economy.

why anyone wouldn't just hold eth is beyond me

>>1408627

>Tax loss on good property

USA! USA! USA! You now know why the world hates you.

>>1408627
That's just people living their lives. Mind your own business.
Nobody put a gun to your head and made you maintain the property. Also, you might have technically been trespassing, depending on what you did exactly. Do you like dealing with courts?
Just stay out of the damn property. If you don't like rodents, get a cat or two, or lay poison and traps on your property.

where's this house, I need a place to squat by next month

>>1408613
You have to really know your audience.
I suggest, find the local hipster neighbourhood in your city.
Rent out there, get permissions to do small screenings etc.
Rent space out to bands to premier music videos, indie filmmakers, video artists etc. etc.
Have a bar that stocks meme beers.

Also forget everything I said, because apparently the real money in Cinema is showing
>Ballet
>Opera
>Bollywood

Make a deal with the local retirement home or offer mass concessions to the fucking elderly activities bus

veeery unlikely, unless you become the local indie arthouse and premiere cinema - a spot usually already filled by some old established business.

cinemas are *very* expensive to set up. you need a large space somewhere people can easily reach. you need comfortable seating. the tech alone probably costs more than 100k for 1 screen - surround sound, computers and hardware that can handle and is compatible with films (these days they're mostly distributed on special encrypted hard drives), a good digital projector alone costs several 10k. add more costs if you want to go 3D and DTS/THX. if you go arthouse you need classic film projectors and someone trained to handle them.

you need to license every single motion picture you're showing. i don't know about the current deals, but i wouldn't be surprised if there was a base fee for modern blockbusters, independent of how many people watch and additionally a per-ticket fee.

i'm not even talking about operating and personell costs (cleaning, projecting, sales, food)...

and all that for an industry that has been in decline for almost two decades and has been mostly consolidated into large chains and tiny indie cinemas who can only get by on public subsidies. why would you want to get into that market?

if they ever come up with some new tech (dunno, better 3D or 60 fps films or something), you can spend several 10k again, just to continue operating. i think marges are too small, even with those inflated ticket prices beyond 10 bucks.

>>1408622
>>1408638
Yeah, seems unlikely if I don't have the big bucks and connections already.

>I'm glad you agree, hey do you mind picking up the bill for dinner tonight. You know I think it's so great that you're a strong independent woman.
>Babe I love Hillary and Christine Lagarde. Women fighting the patriarchy. they pay their own bills. They probably have toyboys
>Don't you think I'd look so cute in that Gucci shirt? I mean my birthday is coming up.

>>1408525
>if it's just money, why do YOU need it?

I assume this bitch is asking me for money

>>1408525
>"Dude, anon, its just money"

That's absolutely true.

(hint: if you start caring you stop making sound decisions)

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Already picked an escort and exotic rental.

Maserati Gran Turismo and a 8/10 THIC ebony for the weekend

>>1408194

> On July 19, 2016, EnteroMedics Inc. (the “Company”) received a letter from the Listing Qualifications Staff (the “Staff”) of The Nasdaq Stock Market (“Nasdaq”) granting the Company an extension until November 14, 2016 to regain compliance with Listing Rule 5550(b) (the “Rule”), which requires the Company to have a minimum of $2.5 million stockholders’ equity, $35 million market value of listed securities, or $0.5 million net income from continuing operations. The Company has submitted to the Staff a plan to regain compliance with the Rule through a combination of note conversions and accelerated principal amortizations and infusions of equity capital prior to the deadline.

>The Company had previously disclosed on a Current Report on Form 8-K filed on May 13, 2016 that the Company was not in compliance with the Rule because it did not have stockholders’ equity of at least $2.5 million.

I dunno man, I only took three law classes in college but that doesn't sound promising.

>>1408194
Just looked at this. Looks sick. I'm all tied up in the imnp rise though.

>>1403732
Depends how old they are .

I've only seen two people drive one and they were in mid to late 20's

>>1403732
If it's an old guy: He's probably earned it.
If it's a young guy: Rich parents, probably a douche

>>1408493
ETC looks set to boomerang back up, I'd go with that.

>>1408495
How do you know it won't fall a slow and painful death?

>>1408493
Not MGT I can tell you that, anything there is better than the retarded meme stock /biz/ invested in.

Wait that isn't a frog... who is that?

You're a fucking retard. Don't post here again.

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>>1408431
I'm no original fag but should I consider buying? Who's buying them? What industry are they in (space?)
I'm on mobile in rain at 3:13am on a poorly lit road in the middle of fucking nowhere but on /biz/ so I can minimize aggregate funding risk by looking at ways to diversify my portfolio
What've their returns been this Q? Forecast? What's their leverage ratio?

>>1408431


still holding, bought in at 0.45

>>1408445
>Who's buying them?
The are taking over GMM

>What industry are they in?
Lithium mining with large deposit mines in Perth, South America and China all fully funded now I think

>What've their returns been this Q? Forecast? What's their leverage ratio?
Fucked If I know. All I know that at the start of the year it was ~20c Was arround .38 when I bought and now heading back to .50 as the takeover is now official.

Im sure some others will chime in later with better info.

You don't owe them anything, unless of course they're financially helping you along.

Which by the way I don't understand why so many parents do. So many parents treat their kids like they never wanted them in the first place-- which may be the truth or they're just passing down the way their parents raised them.

When you become a parent I hope you can break the chain and actively do everything you can to give them a bright future, which would include passing down as much money as you can. If you do this, your kids owe you a lot, otherwise, fuck them.

>>1408291
Thank you anon

Ive seen this shit posted before man, grow the fuck up. If they piss you off that much just leave now. You're 20 years old Im assuming, so either move out or suck it up

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USD to Trump when? I'm ready to put in a few grand

Yobit, wtf...

>>1408286
My speculation is within one week. It seems like it is/should be a very high priority and I'm sure the Devs realize this too.
This would get rid of the biggest barrier to entry into TrumpCoin.

>>1408274

Tell her that she can either walk away or kill me and go on the run from murder charges

*teleport behind her*
"Nothing personal"
*draw katana and slice her in half in one fluid motion*
"...kid"

Rape

I've been involved with a few different grow operations over the past 5 years. Lived in a grow house with 400 plants that I took care of by myself, and biggest one grossed about a million a year.

Hate to say it anon, but if you aren't already in the business of growing in Cali you are probably too late unless you have good connections. Since it's such a grey area here almost everyone is all set up with huge operations and you better have some good product also. As soon as it's legal big money will come in and streamline that shit. It basically already is that way just under the table.

>>1408256
kek prop215 lowered the barrier to entry that you could just grow in your house with a doctor's recommendation, depending on what county you live in.

now with MMRSA+AUMA you'll have to get a license, there are regulations on the land you want to grow on, everything is taxed to shit, you can't sell directly to dispensaries.

Not sure why you didn't look into this while you had the closest thing to free market weed the world will ever seen.

>>1408259
how many harvests did you have a year? with the right genetics I feel you could gross half a million with 400 plants. unless you're selling in the fall/winter to saturated markets like the bay/LA

>>1408259
This.

You're better off moving to Canada or Australia before they legalize it. The USA (West coast especially) has such an over saturated market. Everyone wants to grow weed and open a dispensary.

You need to go into an untapped market

Had a bad experience with merrill edge. What position are you considering op?

>>1408263
Temp-to-hire customer service rep for 401ks. What was bad about it?

>>1408231

My flatmate from uni works there, he's doing something related to trading/software dev and says it's pretty good. Has an awesome salary and a big bonus but I cant tell you anything more than that.

>>1407879
>not owning a business

I have a 33% stake in the family business, thus get to keep 33% of profits.

We should net ~$700K this year (on ~2-3M revenue) and I'll probably buy out my parents stake at some point.

Have about 1.2M saved at this point.

>>1407888

I would if I could.

>>1407879
Maybe they're right. The number of hours doesn't mean shit if those hours aren't productive.

My employer requires we leave by a certain time. Burnout is real nigga.