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>>1385048
Lol biz users are NOT new to cryptos you dumbass this is a spiderman thread now

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Nocoiner sour cuz they dont have tickets to the moon

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>>1385048
nocoiner detected

Sigh... Mooooooddsss.

Why is there a twat every day trying to advertise his garbage website. Buy a banner you nigger.

Mods... Ban this guy for having such a shitty website.

>>1385045

I'm not really trying to advertise at all! I just wanted to get you guys' input on the website and maybe some tips on how to build an audience :(

You post like a 14 year old with no grasp on reality

>>1384952
sock market always rebounds. The people who invest "big money" have a lot of reserves. They do not need that money. They do not give a fuck about recession. If the rebound takes 10 years then it takes 10 years. If you have reserves it is very hard to lose money except if you "invest" in penny stocks.

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>>1384952

all bear markets have historically been temporary. The only logical thing to do is to double down during those times and keep investing. If you're worried about a complete economic collapse, then you might as well close your bank account and buy some physical gold.

>>1384949
fucking CP and a virus, fuck you you piece of shit !!! REPORTED

>>1385019
But it's not a virus :'(

I'm not a webdev, this is just my subjective impression and advice for your website:

>open website white page
please add a message that javascript is required.
people who disable javascript are well aware of what effects it can have but presenting a page that informs the user that javascript is needed is the minimum webdevs should do.
>have to make choices and select stuff without even knowing what the website is for
dont do that
Add a small explanation of what the website is for and offer a default config. Customization should be opt-in with a customize button.

>>1384944

That all depends on the country. I'm an American and have an account in the country Georgia, where you can get up to 18% APY on long term USD deposits and about 10% APY on standard savings accounts. The only thing I needed to open an account at a bank there was my passport.

However there is risk in doing this as most foreign banks don't have anything like the FDIC (insurance on bank deposits issued by the American government), so if the bank goes under or just decides to not give your money back, you're shit out of luck.

And there's a reason they offer such high interest rates on US dollars -- it's very hard for them to get American money in these countries. I'll leave it to you to figure out why it's difficult for the banks to get American money and why they have to pay such high interest rates.

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>>1384944
yeah sure, go ahead and put your money in a bank in Ghana, secure as fuck with strong gains

>deposited $200K in Zenith Bank in Accra
>literally living off the interest
>made $50K last year
>fly to Ghana and meet with branch manager in Accra
>he's a crocodile
>ok.............
>he invites me on a trip in the countryside
>we spend 5 days at a local resort clubbing
>he seems tight
>on the 4th day i start to notice a foul smell coming from his room
>he invites me in after a few drinks that night at a local pub
>he's piss drunk
>i notice a piece of a shirt hanging from his mouth
>see inside his closet
>his closet is filled with children wearing mickey mouse hats
>panic internally
>pound a couple shots with him as he screams "FUCK YOU ORLANDO"
>i leave
>immediately book a flight home from my hotel room
>may the hotel manager $8 dollars for my bar tab/room for 5 days
>"sir we are having discounted bookings for next week in honor of my 8th birthday, are you interested?"
>no
>fly home
>violently stroke to crocodile gore videos

Look man, don't do it, it's too risky

>>1384967
could have been worse and lose your money

>>1384940

Index funds. MSCI world, S&P 500, emerging markets for example.

>>1384947
nah only S&P 500 works well i suppose.

>>1384940
take that 10k out and put it in your 2.9% account.

1.375% is losing value as inflation beats it.

As for the 4k, but it some kind of fund so you learn about them for when you get actual money to deposit in a fund

> I don't have any real use for it expect investing
Except* And if this is the case why not try gold?

Hold the money until the crash and then buy real estate super cheap.

>>1384915
Trumpcoin now

>>1384990 this later

>>1384884
then go get it. it's out there for you bruh.

Put all your money in nintendo and leverage it by a fuck ton, get paid out when pokemon go releases in asia

Why? Do you want to get back at all the people who "wronged" you?

This should be good

>>1384843
Micro

gender studies

>>1384770
why the fuck would you ever buy thatEVER

if i had enough to buy that i would buy a 400k house and be happy with my monies

>>1384774
Well first of all I live in LA and 400k houses don't exist and secondly it's a hypothetical question

>>1384780
move to a different state son

>>1384765
no. do you ever think people will not need real estate? do you think in the future there will be no demand for real estate, which is what would make it worthless?

the value of securities will go to 0 long before real estate does in the long run.

>>1384805
>do you ever think people will not need real estate?
Do people really need paper books now?

>>1384806
paper books and real estate are not even in the same dimension of comparable retard

good luck living in a paper book

>>1384763
i've never heard of any canadian universities

>>1384763
Don't know of any. Don't know anyone that knows of any. Never met someone who went to one, or wanted to. Don't know of anyone famous that went to one.

Depends which ones. UBC, UofT, and McGill are all top 50 universities in the world.

>>1384702
>Will your employer match your Roth contributions?
>Your employer may match Roth contributions; however, the match would be on a pre-tax (not after-tax Roth) basis. This means you would owe income taxes on the matching funds and their earnings at withdrawal. If you withdraw them prematurely (generally before age 59½), you might owe an additional 10% federal penalty tax on the match and its earnings. The 10% penalty generally does not apply to governmental 457(b) plans.

Google. Use it.

The fact that no employer matches contributions to an IRA in the first place.

>>1384758
Well, they match 401k, which can be rolled over into a Roth IRA

>>1384653
Just don't put it on your resume.

>>1384653
if it's a really short period like 1-2 months
>>1384656

>>1384653
I'd say a year.

>>1384653
Who fucking cares what some stupid HR bitch thinks

It depends on how much time it takes to produce the product. If it's a hassle then a $5 profit margin won't be worth it. it also depends on how much you are selling the product for. For example, if you sell the product for $100 then a $5 profit margin would be a bit low.

Is this a physical store or online?

Are you using Paypal?

Are you making the product or ordering it and then reselling it?

What is your net each month?

Does this product have repeat customers or is it a buy it once product?

Is they're any growth potential for the product as a hobby?

>>1384640
The flower at the bottom of the left leg doesn't match the rest of the carpet...