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>>1276756
Look outside London. You will not find anywhere liveable at a decent price. There is a reason London has a commuter belt.

The M4 corridor is super popular for that because you've got the west coast main line to commute on. Straight into London, good tube connections from Paddington, and it's handy for Heathrow and the rest of the country via the M4, M25, and M40 to the M6.
Alternatively, Kent. But that's basically where you move after you've given up, bought a people carrier, and let your wife get fat.

>>1276825

>Can't afford to live in W8 postcode
>Kys senpai.

>>1276756
How much do you make?

>>1275662
>700 word essey due for tomorrow
>spend it browsing random boards of 4chan
living the dream

>>1275662
That's nice dear

>>1275680
it's memorial day tomorrow, fagtron.

>>1275633
Buy the dip on MGT, or whatever the latest meme stock is.

>>1275633
>Why doesn't /biz/ have investment guides so newfags can get rich or get broke trying?

You shouldn't take financial advice from neets and teenagers.

>>1275645

I did and I made 14.88 million dollars this year on trump coins.

>>1273252
its over valued as fuck mainly thanks to Elon's meme magic

wait for it to actually deliver on some of its outlandish targets first and then buy the dip

>>1273272
Or just short it.

>>1273252
Elon Musk has, if I'm correct, stated that investors are not his first priority. He is a driven individual looking to change the world, not drive profits. But those game changers can make fucking bank.

>To not answer your question.

>>1272339
>specifically books on starting corporations

try with a small company first, corporation consolidation is a bit hard to grasp if you don't have any idea about accounting.

>>1272344
any books on corporate accounting and creating small companies then?
thanks!

>>1272339
>reading books mentioned in cfa l1
op you wild and crazy guy

Iam top 12 and we will prevail :D

>>1271754
Top 29 here. Not even lying.

Not showing up on that list but I would be #49

>spoiled

So we know that ass is diseased.

>I'm starting a digital marketing agency
>did a lot of reading and used to work at a preexisting agency

Why are you asking internet strangers when your degree and prior experience probably makes you more qualified than they are?

>>1279180
I'm just asking about running a business in general. I know that I can talk to clients and build websites and run advertising campaigns, but I'm still curious what people with experience being their own boss think.

>>1279173
Who is this semon demon!?!!??.

>>1279026
Youve posted this thread 3 times today. You just keep changing the story a little.

Reported for spamming.

MODS MODS MODS

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>>1279031
I hardly come on /biz/ maybe someone else has posted this but it wasn't me I was reading a book on Warren Buffett and became curious.

>>1279037
Ok well youve been reported. Enjoy the ban nigger.

Also the company only has a market cap of 7.68 million, while it has more than 14 million in cash on the balance sheet. Could be an opportunity to get in on an under-the-radar company before everybody else

They have a worse track record the CERU.

>>1278952
In terms of management? or in terms of getting their product pipeline approved

>>1278849
Good luck m8

>>1278849
you never grow up. no one does. people just figure out how to make money while still being a child.

reference. the fucking babies that ran the last organization I was a part of. old fucking babies.

>>1278848
>Less than 5% of hedge funds outperform the market
>your actively traded portfolio will totally beat the market bro
>I lost a lot of money in the market and am salty because of it

I pick option #3

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>>1278848
>he doesn't beat the market using Robin Hoods commission free trading

>>1279268
>he values his time as free

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these are the best ones I've found so far:

>>1278825
Thank you anon.

There is this chopcoin.io browser game where you can win a decent amount of Bitcoin if you play well and often

>>1278753
Can you get live broker data like from the an actual brokerage firm? that would be a good thing I think

>>1279211

Yes I use an actual brokerage firm with .5s guaranteed response time. Don't want to give any more detail.

>>1279221
well thats what is neede better insight into whats going on. Id nominate GXY of course.

Yes, fucking rental property

>>1278614

Thats a good way, but I currently own just a small ass apartment which I live in.

Any other ways?

I don't want to work the rest of my life like a slave for a shitty wage

>>1278615
Amazon Turking if you just want spare cash.

Not really viable as a sole source of income though.

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how good are you with math? That's the meat and potatoes of most economic argument.

Much of the argument is the shape of these 4 lines.

Learn accounting and Finance to learn about Price.

Learn a little logistics and actuarial math to understand supply

Learn Marketing and Persuasion to understand demand

Learn a little Game theory and Law to understand supply.

+++++++++++

The first assumption every economics text says they assume perfect knowledge of all participants & act rationally. Which is fine for models, but in real life this assumption screws people over.
opposed to all of marketing and behavioral science which says most people are fucking idiots and will rationalize any stimuli despite its injurious nature and knowledge.
i.e. smoking doctors, fat dieticians, lotto winners instantaneously jumping into and losing 7 figures very quickly.

Either way there is a lot of complete bullshit that economists get away with b/c they have simply no idea how people will react.

>>1278715
>That's the meat and potatoes of most economic argument.
Only if you want to know the proofs behind the theories. If you learn the theories and learn the abstract concepts behind them, you can avoid the math.

>>1278538
>Specifically, I mean economic theory
That should NEVER be the end-game for anyone interested in economics. In fact, the dogmatic adhering to theory is exactly what holds the field back. The only thing theory is good for is helping you understand the mechanisms behind empirical economics, which should always be what you're aiming for.

Eventually, when you study economics, you reach a point where you learn the following:

>Economics has no method to predict, control, or even anticipate a change in consumer preferences

The goals of a science are:

>To understand phenomena
>To predict phenomena
>To control phenomena

When you come to understand this, and also understand that economists just slap assumptions onto what they think the market prefers based on their cultural assumptions, you begin to hate economics.

>t. former economics student