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>>1370666
ahahaha wtf most autistic thing I've read all day

I was going to approve, even if he is a dumb teenager, an interest in finance is a good thing to have at an early age, but then I came across this.

https://shreysfinanceblog.com/2016/06/19/capitalism-has-hit-a-crossroads/

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>>1370700
Oh my god... He is hitting the wall or choosing route of career politician in future.

1st thing about picture. It's fucking steam, water(H2O) in other words you dumb kid.

USA is not "leissez-faire capitalism", It's more of mixed economy of capitalism/protectionism as main headlines. USA's biggest problem is not capitalism, it's cartels that make things expensive(health care). And Trump is protectionist. TTIP whole purpose is to protect USA investors not Europeans.

Monopolies are 2nd big problem and USA doesn't have big enough hammer to smash them. EU has some tools but it they are kinda stupid(useless). For example industry can't own whole production line(copper rock -> enrichment -> melting -> copper pipes), but when EU breaks these lines, it can actually create monopolies in vital production lines. Yes they don't own whole production but new company may have monopoly in one area.

Most of Nowadays economists follow monetarism, which is pretty much Keynesianism but doing opposite (Yeah, they pretty much think that if Keynes failed you only have to do reserve to make it right). It's only this Keynes/monetarism BS, socialists think alike. Hitler failed with his policy with minorities(kill them), so you will do it right if you give them special status! BLM! Refugees welcome! what could possibly go wrong!

/rant
WOW indeed, and that comic sans doesn't give any extra credibility.

>>1370117
Bumping

>>1370117
Any one?

Sorry i don't know much about forex but you should definitly check out penny stocks in that case

>>1370089
What influence do you think Obama has on the stock market other than driving up RGR and others?

>>1370089
what is inflation

Let's ignore TPP, I'm just blaming Obama for everything like I hear a lot of conservatives do.

>>1369442
What the fuck am I looking at here?

>>1369446
A dip that nocoiners didn't buy.

Nocoiners BTFO.

You profit by going 50/50 on a project with me and get rich.

Ruby?

PHP?

Clarify what you mean by backend. It's a very specific definition, and what you've just said sounds like you have an idea of how to program and use intuitive, platform specific IDE's or development kits. Without being rude, I'm not sure you really know what you're talking about, and to be honest, what you've described isn't useful in itself, as Indians and development suites usable by laypeople already do the job of web developing.

If you actually do know how to do actual back end stuff (servers, sysadmin stuff, Javascript and js libraries etc), get in with tech startups and massive companies that do contracting stuff. I don't know if you're still a student, unemployed, or whatever. But internships with the companies making big money (hard to get ones that lead anywhere beyond being a code mule or team leader), and starting low in a new company as a founding/crucial member is probably your best bet.

>>1369433

whats your idea

You would have made good profit if you bought ETH at 9.73 and sold at 11 USD today on Bitfinex (BFX)

BITCOIN halving is today!
Priced at 636 USD on BTC-E

Coins worth watching: NEM, XMR, WAVES, NXT

there are no pros if youre currently using a visa/mastercard debit card already and make sure to permanently and officially blacklist yourself from all credit card solicitations

>>1369274
pros: rewards
cons: only retards bad with money get affected by the cons

>>1369274
>>1369296
+1 to this, I have the Discover It card and I get 5% off everything on Amazon and just about 1% on everything else. If you aren't a literal pile of steaming shit who can't manage money, then get a credit card.

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>>1369202
here is a picture from some http source,
they even give links to a http*.edu (yale has pretty good name recognition) source for the original data...

>>1369232
Are you trying to imply that any data served over http is potentially unreliable? If you are really that paranoid, what gives you the impression that https is a significant improvement?

>>1369244
I guess I'm assuming the challenge presented by acquiring control of some host located within a chain 'the weakest link' is not quite so high as subverting a certificate authority (at least to some degree...)

>>1369134
It's still close to 20, it's rallied a bit back up to 19.80 as of typing this. Not terrible. You panic sellers are nucking futs.

Looks to me like paper golds losing control of price, but what do I know?

>>1369134
Ah so thats why the entire world is hogging gold.. because it's dead!

>>1368902
I know someone who makes like 150 K yearly . It depends on your time and effort and a bit of luck

>>1368902
any easy way to do step 1?

Are you saying the china brand is its own different logo to avoid copyright?

Wouldnt people just not buy the obvious blatent shitty knockoff?

3. Braskem S.A. ($BAK)
The good:
>positive levered free cash flow
>petrochemical company that produces thermoplastic resin (largest producer in the Americas), so cheap oil is good for them
>BoA/Merrill upgraded them this year from neutral to buy
>leader in US polypropylene market, which is used to make plastics chairs, lab equipment, Tic-Tac lids, etc., so there will always be a demand for their stuff
>lowest target represents a 45% gain
The bad:
>very inconsistent dividend, swings up and down
>dividend paid only once per year, sometimes not at all
>debt is around 5.5 times the cash
This is a stock that I would buy and hold not for the dividend, but for the price growth. The mean target represents a 51% increase, and the median is a 54% increase. Considering the fact that they produce something with consistent demand, I see this as a strong stock to hold.

Anyone thinking gun stock are going to jump tomorrow after the shooting in Dallas? Shit is going to be Orlando 2.0

>>1368501
Not a big enough news event.

technical analysis fag here, even tho crypto isn't exactly like forex/stock, there is strong signs of a huge uptrend

I love the stability Trumpcoin is showing right now. Those insane value rises and drops have proven themselves to be too much for many bag holders, so I think a steady value increase is preferable to steep increases, at this time.

>>1368465

It's survived about 2 short period dumps by large bag holders and it also survived the long weekend of mistakes which shows really helps reduce risk because it can hold its ground

Buy kneepads

>>1367901
People like you don't get rich.

>>1367901
>buy a house in the woods away from people
>have guns and shoot them whenever i feel like it
>have private gym to work out in alone
>have great internet tho i can't live without it

You don't want to attract somebody to you that only likes you because of your money

>>1367292

lmao

stop posting these threads

Amazon is easier/less bull shit, but the customer is always right, even when they want to steal your shit, and get a refund while keeping the item.

Ebay sucks, but has no weiners policy. caveat emptor methodology.

>>1367204
How the hell do you find something that isn't already being sold?

>>1367235
I build my own shit to sell, but I sell on Etsy. Amazon/Ebay are the Wal-Mart/Kmart, respectively, of online shopping. Selling stuff to poor people is too much of a headache.