Archived threads in /biz/ - Business & Finance - 7196. page

[last name][first initial]@[company].com

[first initial][last name]@[company].com
[initials]@[company].com

>>1280583
that's ridiculous

>>1280549
Student loans are government backed, and the government can do whatever they want. If it's a private one, they'll just destroy your credit score and make you incapable of getting loans (And some jobs) for the next 7 years.

>>1280549
>I have $50k in debt, that for some reasons, I don't want to pay.
fucking assholes that steal money god damn.

nothing will happen. They will keep bothering you and try to get you to just pay the interest.

Honestly, its your civic duty to fuck the government as hard as legally possible. Its the only way things will get fixed. Good for you.

I worked on an oil rig (land based) for a very small amount of time.

I got the job by walking into the company's regional HQ with a resume and got hired on the spot.

My only work history was being a cashier and being a laborer for a few months. But that was during the boom days in the heart of the Canadian oil industry.

Most off-shore guys probably have years of experience working on on-shore rigs.

Oil is a high-paying industry with a great amount of time off.

You're best bet is to work construction since it shows you aren't afraid of manual work, then branch out from there.

Get into a construction company that builds and repairs houses decks and fences

Save as much as possible

After you feel you know everything we're talking 5-10 years start your own company

>>1280524
Do you need to have a good build to get taken seriously? I'm skinny and small but I'm not afraid to get my hands dirty.

>>1280357
Yes

I went to LSE

>>1280365
What do you do now?

Coiners and MGT fags stay out!
Join if you are interested in actual investing and valuation techniques.

>phone number

pass

make a discord and ill consider

>>1280257
oh come on, we're friendly

Just suck dick. It's easier.

Monetizing websites is all about traffic and unique clicks. At $100 a month your website would need roughly 3,400 unique daily visitors, just FYI

>>1280099
So 100,000 a month? $1 per 1,000 people? That is tough, but possible.

Anyone have any experience with this?

Rich as fug

>>1280083
Lisk is going to 0. The problems are never gonna be solved and the dev team will bail. Even if the dev team buckles down and fights for their coin with 100% of their time and money, most likely the problems still won't be solved.

get out now, this whole situation will be ugly and it will be the spark that bursts the current crypto bubble. (talking about altcoins not btc)

>>1280083
Only ETH and TRUMP can make you rich my friend. Nevertheless, I bought 100 LISK so I don't miss out on some unforeseen mooning event.

>>1279785
Wtf

Enjoy being murdered/raped by a pack of violent niggers for being a rayciss whitey with many dolla

>>1279785
Depends what tipe of wine you want to produce... If you want to focus on red ones go Spain,France,Italy

If you want white wine consider Slovakia as a option. Not many people know about this country but they produce one of the best white wines in the world. Similar but not as good is Austria,Germany possibly Slovenia

On the one hand, you're smart enough to know that you should be constantly adding to your savings, and you're smart enough to do it through the best low-cost long-term investment vehicle in existence today.

On the other hand, you're dumb enough to think that shaving tenths of pennies off your ETF execution price by timing the market is going to improve your portfolio performance.

Pick a side, schitzo.

File: gods_zeno.jpg (28KB, 280x368px) Image search: [Google]

28KB, 280x368px

>>1279765
That's actually the best answer I could get. Still, let's use the thread to answer that question, even if it's just an hypothetical case, or an exercise if you will.

If you're able to come up with a measure of average daily price volatility, you could place a limit order for, say, 1% below open price. If the order doesn't get executed within the day, let it auto-buy at next day's open (market) price.

>>1279556
the first $10,000 gets taxed at 10%

Every Dollar after $10,000 gets taxed at 15%

so you have a NET Salary of $26,000


- Tax Evader Anon

>I deliver pizza at dominos and I make $30,000 a year after tax

no you don't

I made 31k last year gross and netted 20900 after taxes, only to have the IRS charge me another $400 after filling my taxes. I was litterly taxed into poverty. Btw. Single white male like me always gets fucked

yes fag. lose weight and find a gf

>>1279403
Did this and no it doesn't.
Studies have shown only constant progress help, but such things are just unsustainable.

>>1279398
>feeling of unfilfillment
Only if this feeling is based on shit you saw on the TV

You are such a bag .

That war is over.

>>1279230
Yes, but will the company make money, OP?

>>1279249
Does it matter?

>>1279001
>not enough time to work on skills
Git gud fgt

In my spare time I built a website to show off some of the data analysis I've been doing in my spare time

I'm going to present a lean production seminar to my boss, his boss, and a couple of other people in about a month that I've been preparing in my spare time

I think the argument of no free time is complete bullshit.
Time is like money and how you spend it shows your priorities.
I work 70+ hours a week and watch no TV, I don't draw a line between work and home I am always working on improving my sales and cashflow.

How many hours a week do you spend playing video games or watching TV?
There's your priorities.

To succeed you only need to be 'better than average' and a hard worker.
perspiration beats inspiration every day.

>>1279115
this anon's got the right idea

currently working on a side project of my own that is slowly taking form.. it's nothing to brag about but it makes use of my creative skills and is infinitely more stimulating than my day job. at the end of the day it is a nice hobby that could turn into any number of opportunities in the future.

find a project you can attach yourself to, and the skills you desire will practically build themselves. it won't really feel strenuous, it will be fun and rewarding.

>>1278550
I cashed in way to early and sold 68 shares at 2.56. When I saw it at 2.70 I cried at the smalll cash pile I made and saw how much bigger it could be.

>>1278550
What happens when mgt changes its name? Will RH automatically change the ipo and move the $ over?
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/proposed-mgt-ceo-john-mcafee-131500303.html

>>1278631
I think the name just changes and all else stays the same.

And there will be massive publicity and $$$ for stockholders

-13k debt

>>1278427
0

A couple hundred grand. But I just sold some property