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>>1282713
I saw that have a 15% rip a few days ago. It seems like every biotech board right now is screaming "my stock is going to have a buy out!!!!" It's probably because of a new wave of fucktard traders who are obsessed with buyouts. Just saying watch yourself. I can find you 100 stocks who are candidates for buyouts. A drug entering phase 2 is enough to get several hundred 'tards yelling "hurr buyout"... again do your DD but I doubt Pernix (lol penis) is going to do anything with 100% certainty.

>>1282713
>I got a tip tonight

source?

>>1282748

Friend of mine who has been trading for about a year, who follows another guy who is apparently a pretty big trader in town.

So just a tip down the grapevine.

>>1282686
>safe investment
>completely destroyed by one hail storm
No thanks

>>1282723
>(lives in a sunny place)
only liquid here

its not only availability of sun, but also if the government actually pays you extra for energy to the grid, like in poland or japan

plus, the chinese wont install the panels
so unless you are a cheapskate faggot who likes to waste personal time on menial hand labor, you will order panels and installation from a local company, and warranty will be provided by them

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"Violin Memory is a public American company based in Silicon Valley, California, that designs and manufactures computer data storage products."

The shares of Violin Memory Inc (NYSE:VMEM) currently has mean rating of 3.0 while 0 analyst have recommended the shares as ‘BUY’ ,0 recommended as ‘OUTPERFORM’ and 1 recommended as ‘HOLD’.The rating score is on a scale of 1 to 5 where 1 stands for strong buy and 5 stands for sell

The mean price target for the shares of Violin Memory Inc (NYSE:VMEM) is at $1.10

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On Dec 1st, 2015 the Violin Memory FSP 7250 and 7600 were announced. The Violin FSP 7250, is optimized with always on data reduction to provide an entry level point—below $100,000—into all-flash storage.[16]

The 7700[17] series can scale up to ten 6000 or 7000 series arrays for up to 700TB of raw capacity or 3.5 PB with deduplication[18]

The Violin 6000 series[19] all flash arrays include the 6600, 6200 and 6100. The 6600[20] is based on SLC flash and offers 17.5TB of capacity. The 6200[21] offers flash performance at capacities from 17.5 to 70TB. The 6100[22] is a smaller array at lower price of entry with a pay as you grow[23] option.

The Windows Flash Array (WFA)[24] uses Microsoft’s Storage Server 2012 R2 instead of vMOS. Jointly developed with Microsoft, the WFA supports Microsoft’s SMB Direct protocol and is an optimized NAS solution for Microsoft[25]

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VMEM HYPE TRAIN IS REAL BOYS

Can this be our next meme stock?

>>1282421
>guy that sells scandium, talks about scandium demand
>no shit

if you want latent demand and a new meme metal for 2017, look into cobalt.

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>>1282421 Scandium alloy S&W pistol frame
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8NKwBv-MVyg

>>1282427
Cobalt, Lithium, Scandium ,etc Meme metals. combined with nano tecnology...remakes the way things are done.

>>1282405
Why do you want to be a stockbroker?

>>1282405
You could be making 100k+ easy with solid job security, oppose to totally commission based non secure job.

Plus, the furfillment of being a salesman is much less than that of someone who actually solves problems.

>>1282413
I think it would be a fun job. I like the stock market.

>>1282419
>You could be making 100k+ easy with solid job security, oppose to totally commission based non secure job.

I liked learning engineering, but I can't see myself working in the field. Passion died. Sometimes, you have to go with Plan B. Besides you don't start out with a 100k+ job out of grad school. Jobs aren't easy.

Rockefeller.

>>1282380
P. T. Barnum or Rockerfella

>>1282391
>>1282392
Why Rockefeller, besides investing in the next big thing early?

>>1282392
Why Barnum? I actually know very little about him or his business, outside of the obvious carnival stuff.

>also struggled when playing Monkey Island

I never needed to know this feel of being so dumb.

>>1282233
1-> 2 is the same as 8-> answer

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>>1282251
o fugg

Well I'm gonna do the real test now. At least I will have the weekend to rethink my life.

That's a big stack

>>1282224
Quantopia.com

>>1282224
I'll test you.
Question 1:
Does having a CFA mean that you have more financial skills than a non-CFA financial worker.

everyone thinks you're a scam

>>1282217
No government to get in your way.

>>1282217

You don't have to lobby for open borders because the Africans are already there.

>>1282102
I mined Bitcoins for a couple of months last Summer. My advice: don't bother. You're fighting an uphill battle as the network difficulty increases and you'll be lucky if you get a return on your investment. Also, Bitmain's supposedly releasing a new miner soon, which will surely make matters even worse as they deploy them in their own farms and the difficulty spikes even higher. It's much easier and less risky to trade Bitcoins/Altcoins. Only mine if you anticipate a steep rise in the value of bitcoin soon or you just want to do it for fun. That's my two cents, anyway.

Mining Profit Calculator: http://jblevins.org/btcmpc/

>>1282102
>unironically wasting real money and electricity on this

Thanks for the laugh kid

>>1282102

I bought one OP, realised they can't mine bitcoin.

>threw it away in disgust

Pieces of garbage op.

>>1281934
zero

yes it is the 6th largest crowd funded project of all time, but if anyone fucking knew the answer to the question you asked, they'd be psychic and therefore, extremely fucking rich. What a fucking retarded question. Not to be harsh, but when the fuck have you got a reliable answer about the future value of anything?

Just buy it and make the ico investors some money phaggot

>>1281705
Being too eager is a no.
Being too perfect is a no.

The same reason that the military rejects people who want to be in the military a little too much. You're a liability.

>>1281722

I'm not an eager person

>>1281705
they didn't like you enough

>>1281680
Drop shipping is easier and more profitable.

>>1281702
been thinking about getting into drop shipping for a while. Any advice or free books I could read? know any good suppliers?

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>>1281702
Do you actually drop ship?
Do you have any experience selling online whatsoever?

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>>1281622

>>1281686

And "availabled" has been corrected.

Would anyone use this?

>>1281689
If links can be password protected. And old files get deleted.

Also, I'm fully aware that this will require work and and I won't get rich overnight.

>so I can't really do it face-to-face.

Who was the author of the book you read? Dr Seuss?

>>1281643
Apologies, English isn't my native language. What's the correct term?