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Shameless self bump.

And a final one.

seems stringent. what are the time frames and it doesn't have exit framework. arguably more important than the entrance criterion insofar as that may require less robotic decision making.

Of course not you fucking moron, fuck off to /pol/, /news/ or some other board where refugee crap is actually allowed.

>>1276390
>people actually visiting your country and spending money in your economy is bad
>A bunch of parasites who will be on welfare and never contribute to society at the very least, or commit theft, rape and terrorist attacks are ok

Hmmm

>>1276390
I'll keep this as /biz/ as possible on this subject.

No. It can never be a good strategy. Even considering that would make you dumb as shit. Here's why:

>Tourists spend money into your local economy
>Tourists make you rich
>'Refugees' or let's call them what they are; economic immigrants leech money off your economy
>Economic immigrants make you poor

So any place that can have tourism and is against it is fucking retarded!
This is economic suicide.

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I'm not hallucinating right? There was a pastebin with a bunch of info on trading online and making money doing banal shit online too right?

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bump

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please help. it was a pastebin

AAA games: ??? Good question. I'm pretty sure they will try to tap that VR market.

Indie: low-polygon style (think PS1/Sega Saturn) & simulators

>>1276223
go look on newgrounds at some "style" of game thats being done kind of a lot but not executed properly, before angry birds they had dozens of the exact same game (except it was always catapults and buildings ro something instead of birds and pigs)

you just need a game with a mechanic that hooks people in

>inb4 vr
>It'll be short lived based on its gimmicks alone and will eventually need real content
>need real content

you just answered your own question

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I went into a bank once, ask me anything

I can give hot stock tips based on what I overhear while mopping out the mens room and kneeling down to scrub the tile grout.

last year i applied for a bank account and got rejected

ask me anything about running a hedge fund

>>1275780
Doubt people will be willing to tell others what they're selling and bring unwanted competition.

>>1275780
>I didn't read the question.
Anyway, my experience has been that watchers are usually poorfags waiting for a fire sale. And due to the transient nature of listings, probably not worth buying like Twitter followers or Facebook likes.

>>1275780
>$400 a week

turnover or profit?

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>>1275694
When will they learn?

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>>1275697
They never do.

>>1275694
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QD0L4PRit98

>>1275629
Why would an old gold mine exist?
There's no fucking gold left

i promise. If you by a metal detector and look for "lost jewelry " I.e. Gold. You will find much much more gold for less money.

>>1275629
Whatkindof mine would it be? Digging with excavator, filling the screening system with a wheel-loader, pumping the water off the pit and something isnt that expensive, and if there is good road for maintenance, and you can get supplys and fuel nearby, its like a nice summerjob. It will be extremely expensive, if there is no gold to be found there though...

>>1275565
must be a reason

Most derivatives are bought on margin. You'd only pay 10% of what a derivative is actually worth. For example, if I had $100, I could:

>A: Buy Crude Oil worth $100, or
>B: Buy 10 oil futures (worth $100 each total) for just $10 each

This is a very, very basic example, but you get the idea. The big risk with derivatives is that if your future contract loses value, you need to pony up even more cash. So it's riskier than just buying stocks, but the payoffs can be immense.

Derivatives are also incredibly useful for hedging commodities, credit risk, IR risk, and more if you're a large company or bank.

Privatized gains, socialized risk

I was too late to the game
just kill me

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>current bitcoin holders

Converted that shit coin to superior eth months ago

>>1274403
WoW re-emerges.

>>1274403
>When the tech start-up bubble bursts, what will be its replacement?

it will not burst, because start-ups are grinded in the IPO. Social media bubble could however burst, since it has no intrinsic value other than data mining.

Technical start ups won't burst, what will burst is businesses without a business model outside of being cool.

But... Agriculture and food is next

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What happened to my MGT?

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Some reasons why it might make sense to hold TTNP in hopes of a buyout:

http://www.titanpharm.com/technology
http://www.titanpharm.com/about/ip-portfolio

Today's approval in a way legitimizes Titan's patented (until 2024) ProNeura technology for drug delivery. I could see a big pharma buyout in this company's future in view of this validation.

The technology might be what's most valuable in today's approval, so if you believe that the whole idea of "put known drug into novel delivery mechanism" is worth some money, then it may make sense to hold TTNP.

Also, there's a conference call next week:

>"Titan plans to host a conference call on Tuesday, May 31 in the afternoon at 4:15pm ET/1:15pm PT. Participating on the call will be Sunil Bhonsle, president and CEO; Marc Rubin, M.D., executive chairman; Kate Beebe, Ph.D., executive vice president and chief development officer; and Behshad Sheldon, president and CEO of Braeburn Pharmaceuticals."

Happy memeing!

First day on meme hood went 50/50 Rexx/ttnp with 5 hundo where is this moon you speak off

Das Captial.

Fallout New Vegas

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I put together a partial list.

>/v/
Wall Street Kid
Lemonade Stand
Capitalism Plus
Donald Trump's Real Estate Tycoon
The Money Game
The Money Game II - Kabutochou no Kiseki
Famicom Top Management
Top Management II
Business Wars
Aerobiz
Aerobiz Supersonic
Kabushiki Doujou - The Stock Speculation
Matsumoto Toru no Kabushiki Hisshougaku
Matsumoto Toru no Kabushiki Hisshougaku II
Leading Company
Kachou Shima Kousaku - Super Business Adventure
Wall Street Raider
RollerCoaster Tycoon
M.U.L.E.
Niji no Silkroad

>/tv/
Wall Street (this is almost anti-/biz/ though, but actual professional traders seem to like it)
Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous
The Secret of My Success (borderline, but worth mentioning)
Working Girl (even more borderline, but the setting is vaguely /biz/ related)

>/a/
Billionaire Girl
Kacho Kosaku Shima
Minami no Teio
Salaryman Kintaro
Ushijima the Loan Shark
F.P Ageha
Baiking
Tokumei Kakaricho Tadano Hitoshi
Naniwa Kinyuudou
Misappropriation Investigator Nakabo Rintaro

>/co/
Uncle Scrooge
Richie Rich
I Was A Teenage Tax Consultant
Largo Winch
I.R.$.

>/tg/
Monopoly
Acquire
Pay Day
Stock Ticker

>/lit/
Joseph Schumpeter
Clayton M. Christensen

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>>1258887
Milo Yiannopolis recently became a mod of The_Donald Reddit page, there's talk of getting him to mention or endorse Trumpcoin.

Other news there are designs in the works for a new logo (see pic).

Don't forget to keep on Trumping.

I have 50 Trumpcoin that were donated by an awesome anon some weeks back. I don't have my main rig up, only a laptop. Mining is shit for me rn, but I totally support it.

>>1258887

literally why

>>1277548

You need to make videos that are watched on average ~6-7 minutes each. Hit 100k per video.

Until then don't expect anything but nickels and dimes.

if you're goal is to make profit then you will never get that youtube money

>>1277556
Well, some people make it. Some don't. I'm intended to succeed!