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Usually /biz/ is worse than Jita. Once in a while there are some people who knows what they're talking about, but it's mostly flooded by scammers and losers.

I've been enough on 4chan to be accustomed to this, but imho /biz/ is probably the worst board on 4chan.

Everyone that advertises some kind of shitty cryptocurrency other than Bitcoin is a shill who you should ignore

>>1388764
if you use common sense you should be fine here

just like anywhere in real life

Econ is a good minor.

Did you do a bachelor already?

If not, then yes... Economy is very good, especially in the field of econometrics.

If yes, it depends...

Just be sure you are in a good program. You want something that is heavy on the math and modeling aspects of econ (econometrics), as that is what employers seem to look for. I made the mistake of doing Econ at a CSU and long story short its mostly basic theory and no actual skills employers want. Don't do the dumb like I did.

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>>1388716
How large is your profit?

How did you get into this? I was considering something similar. I wonder if anyone is looking for people like me on taskrabbit?

>>1388721
It all depends on the specific release and how many of said negros are interested and how many I am able to obtain.

The sad part is, I am usually not able to abtain the full amount they are asking for, I have been looking for someone at footlocker, etc to come in with me on this to make it more profitable, but I would guess some of the people that work at those stores already sell on eBay etc.

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>>1388714
>Paul Spector from "The Hunt,"
Which turns out to be called "The Fall."

>>1388714
>Basically I would be employing mixed Freudian, Jungian, and hypnotic techniques
You want to be a psychoanalyst. Which basically means getting a PhD if not also a MD. From a legal perspective if you need to be educated and get the proper certifications. From a business perspective it's a matter of building a client base. Within the psychoanalytic community one gets clients basically through mentors and colleagues working out of the same institutions like ICP. It's not an easy path and you'll have to want it.

In general I'd stay away from Freud orthodoxy and Jungian shit. It's good to study these folks but from a clinical perspective staying Freudian would be like operating with a Newtonian model when there are more accurate and updated approaches. If you're in Canada or France you might want to look into the Lacanian groups. IF you're in the UK maybe Tavistock. In the USA check out ICP and maybe Emory's program.

>>1388757
There's no law that gives psychiatrists a monopoly over therapeutic conversation.

There is one for prescribing medicine or claiming medical authority, neither of which I intend to do.

To be honest, I only intend to be one step up from a tarot reader. The conceptual tools I use to create a sense of catharsis could just as easily be drawn from religion as from Freud at al

Since I won't be going the medical-professional route, I'm considering a study of how self-help seminars etc get their customers.

Buy two 10 million dollar homes instead.

>>1388705

At that amount, I would build, not buy.

You might get a bigger house by taking over some cunts idea of a luxury villa, but in return you don't get to decide what you need in a home.

>>1388705
$25 million would be too high for me to buy a house, but at that price point I'd mainly be looking at location and trying to get the most house for the money

where abouts in the UK.. same situation bit older and bit less

>>1388696
>HSBC
xaxaxaxa

>>1388696

12000 distributed equally into bitcoin, ethereum, siacoin, and monero. 2000 for a nice computer, 11000 to live off of for 1-1.5 years while learning blockchain development/programming and building a github project portfolio, then get a job at a blockchain startup company as a junior dev and working my way up.

>>1388674
will is that you? it's not your fault ok?

What are the assumptions of your spare time?

>>1388674
The first one is way more likely.

Take a couple queues from Machiavelli

Step back and take an analysis of the group. Slowly gain a bigger share of group control by communicating with them like you're already the leader and take charge in decision making.

The worst thing you could do is personally insult someone in a group setting - it makes you seem uncooperative and aggressive, and will cause others in the group to look down on you. Instead, you should quickly accept the idea as a possibility and ask if others have any suggestions. If the idea is just absolutely ridiculous and needs to be squashed, quickly point out why the IDEA wouldn't work without saying anything negative about the speaker. Use inclusive language when talking about the group and single out the speaker and his idea to subtly make him feel like he's trying to break group cohesion.

Turn the group against him by allowing him to show how bad of an idea it's. That'll cut his confidence and allow better ideas to come forth.

>>1388630
Tel him his idea is fucking stupid. Then come up with a better idea. If your idea is worse, you'll end up looking dumber then him.

Man up. Good luck.

>>1388658
that could actually work, but i should rely on the opinion of others, which are equally unskilled on the subject as him but since they might have more common sense this might actually work
>>1388663
i already did, i'm just waiting for others to read what i said

Like all CFD traders they're trying to shill your money. I've used it for forex, the only good spreads are for USD/GBP/EUR.

>>1388609
NO

One day your account closes for no reason and all your money is GONE.

The israeli news just made a report on all the Israeli forex and binary options companies that settled in ramat gan.
those 20's years old agents are making 20-50K USD from clients.
In conclusion stay out of this shit mate.

>>1388595
No scam. Bovada is the best site out there. Have gotten at least 3 payouts from them and never had a problem. I have also never heard about anyone else having problems.

>>1388597
Did you connect to their site with your bank details or what method did you use?

>>1388600
I always use credit card to deposit and have them send me a check when I want to withdraw. Check is the cheapest option and they charge no fees if you only recieve 1 check per month. It takes a week or so to get to you since they send it from Canada though.

Same reason people shill their stocks.

>>1388594
first they buy the undervalued stock, then they show the world why they bought it so others buy too -->price rises

its just pump and dump on high lvl

>>1388615
this
>>1388594
If they sus out a few reasons why XYZ is undervalued, they buy it and release their report on their target price a few days later. A bunch of small and medium sized read their report and agree with it, pushing the price higher, while holders that were considering selling now hang on to their stock because some bank said it's a good buy.

It becomes a self fulfilling prophecy.

maybe people got confused and thought it was currency for Steam with which you can buy gamse?

>blockchain social media platform
This crypto shit is getting out of control

Sick PnD thp

>>1388385
>how does one profit off of this?

sell the gum

>>1388385
Be the one selling the gum

>>1388385
Buy a whole bunch. Call weights and measures and then anonymously report the discretion. Wait for the day of inspection then walk in when they are inspecting and say you have been buying at the store for years.

>>1388286
um, go through just paypal? Its only 3% and you are protected from scams and frauds n shit. If you want to evade the 3% then kys kike

>>1388302
well, mainly ebay fees... as the guy said in the forum, 13.79% is what he's charged on most items
which if you're selling at $90 + $10 postage (yes they inc. postage into the gross amount) you're throwing away $13.79 to the jews

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>>1388286
If you want the rainbow, you've gotta put up with the rain.

>>1388274
By leaching of the smart person so you don't have to do any work actually makes you the smarter person

Because becoming rich is literally taking large amounts of money from society, and accepting that everyone else will recieve smaller amounts.

It's not a game of nobility anon.

If businessmen were perfectly honest all the time no one would buy their products and no one would work for them when they see the horrible inequity that is occuring.

>>1388345
>If businessmen were perfectly honest all the time no one would buy their products and no one would work for them when they see the horrible inequity that is occuring.
That's not necessarily true... But in a sense businesses are just middle-men between workers and customers. This can be good for the customer or the worker, like if for instance the workers don't have the resources to themselves provide the equipment they need to do their work (say, a factory) and thus no way to earn money. So a business steps in and says hey, you can work at my factory.