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>>1389203
BUMP

>>1389203
>myshopify in the domain
>home and catalog are the exact same
>no zoom function; couldn't even read beard law #14

also, who are you stealing these designs from? want to get sued?

>>1389203
>https://bigboy-co.myshopify.com/
are you printing these yourself or getting them drop shipped from a 3rd party?

>>1389016
Lower fees and better performance than most managed funds.

>>1389023
What about a fund that performs better than Vanguard does even with saving on the fees?

Is it worth going for dividend-focused Vanguard funds if you want that sweet dividend yield? Or is there better funds for long term income

Read through a bunch of samples online until you get an idea what you're supposed to write. You could also just use someone else's letter and switch out all the details for your own

>>1388697
Shorting currency. Also Ceru Muh Nigga

if people are willing to pay for it, they can get away with it

>>1388523
i woudnt go all precious metals. try to go for roi's

What's overtime, anything over 40 hours a week?

>>1388523

Silver and gold are solid investment. They can't go bankrupt, unlike stocks and other companies, so they are safe as general savings. However, the problem is to find a trustable seller who doesn't want to buy/sell it for outrageous prices below/over spot.

Also, do your homework, track the value of silver for a while before acquiring it. Right now is hovering around the $20, but usually it was around the $16-$17 range. This price increase was nice for those who already own some, but for someone trying to acquire their first ounces, is too expensive, because is unlikely silver will hold this price for too long, IMO. Quite probably it will drop back to $17 or $18, so I would advice to wait for a while beforing purchasing any silver.

Also, there's a bunch of retard /biz/raelis who will tell you about silver being only good for apocalypse scenarios, being a retarded idea and some other shit. Pay no attention. Silver and gold have been around for next to all the humanity history, and both have industrial applications, with silver leading the way with all this electronic revolution.

>>1388493
Tell them to buy tobacco stocks instead, restaurants are shit.

>>1388493
I'm a restaurant GM. My best advice to you would be to work in a restaurant for a little while, maybe 6 months to a year to get a idea for how it works. I work in quick service and if you want to be successful you have to really watch where every dime goes to. As long as you can keep your food cost and labor in check then you have a good chance of making money.

>retired from the military loaded as fuck

which 3rd world dictatorship?

Purchasing binary options is biting into a scam. Writing binary options is perpetrating a scam.

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>>1388317
no, that's insider trading.

>>1388317
Sure, take out huge loans you can't pay back and borrow everything you can from friends and family.
Then blow it all on hookers and coke in Vegas. If the shorts win (you), get the fun of everything you spent it on for pennies on the dollar, because you'll never pay it all back.
Or, the longs win (everyone else) and you strike it rich, having to give back all the money and face the consequences anyway.

age: 19
net worth: 6 gorillion
occupation: kneepads salesman
Location: Wallstreet

>>1388311

>>1386869

>yawn...

Damn nigga you ballin

>>1388212
>>1388277
try >>>/r9k/ samefag

Someone goes and gets a mortgage. And then a thousand other people go and get a mortgage.

The bank, to get rid of risk and gain some extra cash, then sells these mortgages to an investment bank.

The investment bank pools all the mortgages into investments for people to buy (the bonds).

Now when the home buyer goes to pay some of the mortgage off (monthly payments) part of those profits are kicked back to those who bought the bond.

If anything goes wrong or mortgagees cant pay back the loan, the bond still has value since it's tied to the mortgage (the asset or home) which is where a mortgage backed bond comes into play.

Because these bonds are attatched to an actual asset, returns arean't always thst high.

>>1387813
>can you do something that any half-wit could do everyday and make mad cash

Short answer:no.

>>1387813
No. But you can always buy CERU muh nigga.

unfortunately gold is a tinfoil hat commodity.

you should hold it though, because there is value there. it's been a great year for gold.

>>1387812
Economy hit all time highs again. Eventually, the fed is gonna say "**** it" and raise interest rates. But that may not happen till next year. Then the economy will cool down, and gold will likely stay high.

go to reddit's /r/personalfinance and read their stickies/sidebar.

>>1387789
ok that'll do i guess. thanks