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in Australia, if it matters

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goyim?

>>1392555
"To whom it may concern"

"For recycling"


Same effect

>>1392534
eth is a mess

It will become a larger and larger mess

Idiot

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I would start out exclusively buying Lowe's gift cards, and if that works I would expand.


People who want anonymous bitcoins can get it, people who do return fraud schemes can sell their store credit for digital money. I could even have a separate .onion website for customers wanting privacy ;^) ;^)

What would be a good bitcoin exchange to use, do you think?

it's not the best idea in the world unless you want tons of egift cards that were bought with stolen credit cards by niggers

>>1392320
Because all merchants have literally transformed into buildings. You may have heard of them. They are called stores.

>>1392320
There isn't really such a thing as a merchant anymore. They were replaced by corporations as feudalism grew into capitalism.

>>1392320
you could be a merchant on amazon

>>1392303
Not really, you can use a repeatable valuation method that can work across many stocks to scan them.

i.e. you could put anything below 60-70% intrinsic value on your radar

Then look at management and it's history of decisions as well as review all relevant financials.

Make sure the company is positioned to do well in its industry, has lasting model for success, etc..

Once you ask questions like that, you can find stocks worth owning for the next few years and you should be able to beat the market.

However, don't buy stocks just because they are cheap. A lot of people make this mistake without considering the situation the company is in.

Remember your job is to properly forecast future performance.

>>1392303
Very simple. Just use the néepad formula.

>>1392316
This was very helpful thanks.

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>>1392273

>>1392273
>buying call options
>being this much of a nigger

sell covered call options for that sweet premium.

>>1392319
>unlimited risk for fixed gains.

kek kek, you're an idiot

>>1392093
network a lot have everything ready(contracts, marketing material etc.) cold call cold mail(non spammy etc.) dependent of your field but you can except do deal with annoying clients, ppl that do not want to pay you etc. Think of everything that could go wrong and have a ready solution for that

>>1392098
How much does social media matter for this field?

>>1392062
Why not just hire a free lancer if its an e-commerce site, its not like its a brand new idea worth stealing. If not just search for companies in your area. Trust me when I say this, NOBODY is going to steal your idea, so just go with a company who have a lot of experience, it will be better in the long run.

There are package solutions for e-commerce you can buy for <$200. If I wanted to help, I would buy one and then bill you out the ass to set it up. But you probably won't pay the invoice so fuck you.. nice try jew

>$12,000 to create an overly complicated card game

>>1392046
>What are shipping and manufacturing and sales tax and Kickstarter fees

If I hit the minimum goal, I'm basically making only $500 profit if everything goes well.

Fix your graphic design skills, they look too amateur m8.

>>1392014
Googled it: basically they were secretive and lied through their teeth.

http://www.wsj.com/articles/SB1007502843500372680

Lots of people were calling them out on it, but the corruption and bribery was so deep that it almost completely invalidated anyone claiming that the books were cooked

There are old interviews up on youtube that are very interesting to watch.

There's on where people are actually using the argument of "You think it's realistic that say that multiple auditors were bribed?"

At one point, Enron was actually turning down legitimate contracts because having real clients would hurt the ponzi.

don't even think of getting into that business.

I used to own the fourth largest Minecraft host, and the second largest Ark Survival host. It was the MOST work for the smallest profit ever. You deal with constant 10 year olds that get their mothers to make tickets for the stupidest shit.

Unless you can get it nearly 100% automated, and even then, the margins for this shit is so thin it isn't worth it.

NXTD, gainz up to $3 in the next year, possibly $1 in the next week or two

any guns stocks, AMD, Seagate

Knee pads manufacturers (tickers SLURP, CHOMP and URMOM)

>>1391916
xD

It's called a heat map, and there are literally dozens of sites that have them. Now that you know what it's called, I'm pretty sure Google can get you the rest of the way there.

>>1391889
Thanks!

This is what I was looking for: https://finviz.com/map.ashx

>>1391846
They're all memes

Idk ur shitty country but I'd always recommend finance/econ over bba unless you get your masters very quickly after. At the end of the day, the degree is to get your foot in the door, don't put so much emphasis on it and network instead, you will hardly use any shit u learn in school irl be it bba or econ, but the networks you make last and you can get a foot in the door. Work on yourself as a person more you filthy jew

>>1391857
The thing is, won't a BBA help me be a "better" business manager? As in, won't it actually make a difference in my business knowledge and help me "create" my future businesses? I always thought Econ was a basic training to get you to be an office slave, making you research shit 24/7 (which i'm totally not into). I'm more of the "lets fucking do this" kind of guy where I just want to make business plans to expand my biz ideas into reality. Wouldn't a Biz Adm be better for me as a future enterprise "creator"? (i know these terms im using are pretty shit)

>>1391857
>Work on yourself as a person more you filthy jew
Also, yeah, I'm actually trying to self teach myself how to code and also reading some good meme books just for fun (reading the Millionaire Fastlane by Mj Demarco).