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>XGTI is looking good.

You think that. Watch the selloff tomorrow morning, in which I'll buy into for the bounce. Already made a nice profit from the first pump. SKLN and CBYL are about due though. CBYL is on the verge of an acquisition.

>>1264804
bump

>>1264807

This.

It was already bleeding profusely in after hours.

>>1264773
Germans are historically not receptive to banking.

>>1264773
What went wrong!
>Socialism
>the EU
>Euro fags
This is were the WAR begins ....again

They didnt buy enough ETH

>>1264758
Yes and you'll blow that chance as well

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>>1264758
>>1264810

why are you talking to yourself

>>1264711
ive used shopify multiple times (every business failed; not shopify's fault, only my own).

it's really easy to set up a decent looking site (albeit time consuming).

Here's a hint: google "Shopify 30-day trial" and search around for a slightly longer trial so that you can use it without paying and test the waters for a month.

also about your idea on selling shirts: it's gonna be tough. i dont know what your designs are; if they are niche specific (e.g. game of thrones designs) then you can easily market towards that niche (market towards game of thrones watchers). But if they are just "cool designs and patterns" then it will be much much more difficult because you do not have a niche, unless you call "people who like shirts with cool designs" a niche.

Let me know if you have any questions. also let me know in general what your shirts are about.

>>1264711
Have you built up a market? do you have a t-shirt design blog? do you have advertisment somewhere for this website, are your t-shirt niche?

It is not the products fault that it sells bad, it is the way you sell it.

Is there an automated website for something like this? I would like to upload my friends designs and see if we can make some whatever money.

>>1264687
Basic Economics by Thomas Sowell
Economics in One Lesson by Henry Hazzlit

>>1264719
Thanks

>>1264719
>Basic Economics by Thomas Sowell
kek lolbertaria/conservacuck propoganda. though his black redneck/white liberals book was life changing for me. his rebuttal of sjw shit is great, you just gotta filter out his overall shitty views

>>1264619

Yes. This is a method that's been growing in popularity in recent years, especially among people in well-compensated fields like IT. It's called FIRE (Financially Independent, Retired Early).

The basic principle is that you must accumulate approximately 25x your annual spending, investing in low-cost options like index funds. Once this is accomplished, you can draw down 4% of the total sum (roughly your yearly spending) indefinitely, since the average return should be roughly 7%.

Example:

Joe makes $100k, but only needs 25k a year. For simplicity's sake, we'll assume he has a paid off house.

Joe saves up $650k in about nine years (that's 25k*25). Each year, Joe can withdraw 4% (26k) and live off that without needing to work again. Of course, it's always an option, but you don't NEED to anymore if you don't want to.

Also, you should bear in mind that the process will almost certainly take less time than in the example I quoted, because that doesn't take into account the power of compounding interest and reinvestment of dividends.

>>1264634
Nailed it. Wish we had a sticky

It's a pyramid scheme. I know of a bunch of "leaders" who moved on to WG from the pyramid scheme called Wake Up Now that collapsed early in 2015.

>wealth generator
>asking uninformed teenagers to join

thats all you need to know.

>>1264612
Wealth generating for the owners, lmao.

>>1264425
Warehouse worker

>>1264425
artist

4chan admin.

>>1264405
Terrible accident. You knew better than to try to clean a handgun without properly checking to see if there was a round still in the breech.

>>1264405
More details

>>1264405

Beat the shit out of them with a bat. Tell them you'll finish the job if you hear anything about it ever again.

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>>1264391

When you see movement in oil, you'll likely see a rise in CDN... unless, of course, the real estate market tanks out over there like they predict. Then, it won't matter what oil does.

>>1264391
>>1265187
JUST FUCK MY LEAF UP SENSEI

>>1264374


Bump out of desperation.

Webcam model.

I have some friends over at Ace Cash Express that could help you out. Tell 'em Ben Dover sent ya'.

gambled with fake money. perfectly legal. cheating with fake money. still legal

>>1264183
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>>1264177
http://www.ncsl.org/research/telecommunications-and-information-technology/computer-hacking-and-unauthorized-access-laws.aspx

look up your state laws, if nothing fits your situation then good i guess.

>>1264139
everyone is dumping one the first day it hits the exchanges.

>>1264468

Are there gonna be any exchanges carrying it tomorrow? How do we dump our Lisk? halp

>>1264468
>he doesn't know about the Chinese delegates

>I can't afford to buy a car
>so I'm gonna buy a $27,000 car

Literally OP what?

If your business is your only source of income, that clearly means that you're making enough to get by. So, why not just save up a couple thousand and get an older, reliable car? Honda Civic, Toyota Corolla, Mazda 3... You should be able to get a good used car for less than $5,000.

Don't buy a fucking 27 grand piece of shit mercedes that'll cost you $1200 a year just to get the oil changed

>>1264118
$1200 for an oil change? Try more like $40

Just steal one. Its way too fucking easy since everything is digital now. Especially if you're buddies with a mechanic. Just make sure you get rid of the NAV system in them considering they're all being actively tracked by the makers of the car.

I don't think you should be focusing on passive income vehicles. It takes a lot of money just to get a trickle of income and even that is taxed.

Instead, focus on capital growth first.

>>1264057

I have about £1k per month to spend, is it not a viable strategy to spend that monthly on income generating assets? I just to know where to throw my money

>>1264074
Well, it's possible, but I don't think it's the best. Obviously, since you have 1k a month, you don't need the extra money that passive income will bring, so just put it in an index and watch it grow. Unless you sell, your taxable income from this will be very low, only what your small dividend will be, which you will reinvest with DRIP. In the meantime, figure out what you want your life to look like - where you want to live, what your expenses will be, what kind of lifestyle and income you want.

Once you have enough money to cover your goal, start transferring your gains into passive income vehicles.

You can also combine this with a real estate strategy for some diversification, but that's another topic.