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There is no "true" value and it's natural for stuff to change their value over time tbqh senpai

>>1253797
Then what do Technical Analysts mean when they say "correction"?

>>1253801
Increase to a value based on projected market.

It's like 'significant' means directly correlated not 'large.'

>>1253721

it's not his fault really. big chain stores put small stores out of business long ago, and everyone hates going there. From the giant parking lot, to the long lines, to the underpaid know nothing employees, walking half a mile to find the department. Then when you finally get there, low and behold, they don't have what you need and you wasted almost an hour of your busy schedule. Call and ask before you go? Fat fucking luck chump, the monkeys working there won't know shit or give you straight up false information. Even some of the big shitty chains are going under to even larger chains. Cya circuit city, byebye radioshack, eat shit best buy, maybe frys will survive? Doubtful. Kmart? get shit on by walmart tiny ass store. Target tried to appeal to the "progressive" crowd and women selling "slightly better than dogshit" and they are eating that shit now too trying to keep up with the hip kids and their lingo.

fuck all of them, walmart is only being propped up by putting themselves right ontop poverty stricken neighborhoods and sucking up all that delicious EBT and welfare from people who are too stupid for internet and too poor for a car so they walk there

I even get my grocheries from amazon now, I refuse to shop at walmart/target and all thats left are these fuck you in the ass hippie chains price gouging your dick off because they run a shitty business model and trash something like 60% of their food. Tell me how amazon is able to deliver to my door with free nylon bags in a 1 hour window that I chose for the same price or cheaper than these shit stores. Tell me why they need to charge me 50 cents just for a fucking paper or plastic bag. Tell me why I'm sitting in a 10 person line because you have 3 registers open at prime time, when you are paying these poor suckers HALF the hourly wage of an amazon delivery driver.


fuck em.

>>1253721
remember when big chains where seen as the devil?

capitalism at work, thinking amazon will remain the only one is like thinking apple was going to be the only smartphone provider when they dominated the market

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>>1253769
>big chain stores put small stores out of business long ago, and everyone hates going there.

>>1253669

depends on location, all the major US cities are for sure in a bubble. They are propped up by foreign investors, boomers who will die off soon, and industries that are being squeezed by the state and could move at any time. That and the overwhelming (and growing) poverty class in these cities demanding more from the state that are already heavily socialist leaning it's bound to crash at any time. Most of the people are living paycheck to paycheck paying rent prices even with decent jobs. Don't expect the major industries to stick around forever when they have to pay even entry level people 60k+ to have even a decent quality of life while being taxed out the ass.

Look for emerging markets or undervalued markets. Common formula to tell if property is overpriced is annual rent X 10 = true home value (but some places expect rent to drop as well such as LA). Places like las vegas and Georgia for example were great buys 5 years ago and still decent now. The south in general is safe bets but don't expect fast money. Buying rural property slightly outside major cities is safe bets as well as you should expect them to expand as these overcrowded cities continue to push people out. It's 50/50 with that but you shouldn't experience a big loss, just the possibility of the city surviving and expanding its reach.

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Below is a chart for 1-bedroom properties in London. Still, some consider this a bubble and expect the prices to collapse.

>>1253669
Do not invest in individual apartment units or homes. I'm in the us but I would think it would be similar in other areas. You are competing with normeis who will pay higher prices just to have a place. Invest in commercial if you have over $200k usd or equivalent to spend

definitely virtual reality. The world is full of escapists, and virtual reality industry will absorb porn, anime, videogames and everything else betamales uses to comfort themselves.

>>1253682
I mean I understand it can be profitable but for it to truly shape the economics in the 21st century the way, say, the computer has for the last decades I think VR would have to extend far beyond just comforting beta males, it has to truly be woven into the fabric of society like computers, electricity, medicine, oil, cars etc. has. Do you see that ever happening?

Genetic modification and related topics, also AI ;long-term
Virtual reality and augmented reality in mid/shortish-term.

>>1253633
i wish. my life would probably be better if i had my shit together

>>1253633
i want to have a nice desktop calendar widget with alerts.
i haven't looked around yet.

>>1253633
Everyone will probably need one at some point if their tasks get large and complex enough and if standards of quality get higher.

But at the moment, completing tasks on impulse appears to be the most gratifying and efficient. Got comprehensive finals on organic chemistry later today and I haven't studied. Never felt better just doing things when I feel like it.

Unifag here. Having to wake up at a certain time to go to work must suck balls. Are flexible schedules common for wage workers? What jobs offer flexible schedules?

>>1253552
gay prostitute

>>1253561
Well id be my own boss and work my own hours but no thanks.

Bbbbump niggas

>>1253545
No.

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You can never lose in the housing market mate, it's been out performing the NZX for the last few years

what can go wrong?

>>1253545
go ASX or housing market


however the housing market is a cuck-race with all the good deals snapped up years ago

heres a decent start:

http://finviz.com/screener.ashx?v=111&f=cap_micro,exch_nasd,geo_usa,sh_avgvol_o200,sh_price_u3

micro caps on the NASDAQ, sub $3 share price, >200k volume

Look into CBYL lads

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>>1253475
this brehs

potential to go either way. Tomorrow should say which.

>>1253414
How is stupid shit like this and payday loans legal?

>>1253417
like
when you got money
but like they like
ya know
like
keepin i' away from ya
cause they payin ya "annually"
that means that your money is worth a little bit less and less each year
however
though
check this, aight
so jaboy jamal georgie wentworth was like
ay yo
dat boi gotta lotta monaaayyyy
haha
and then he thought to himself
i could like
gibs muh moneyzzz
to dem po' as' fol' for a fee
das rite imma rip dem mufuggas off with 50% over time
haha
then the government kinda stepped in and said maybe 25% is the highest you can go
and then while the entity that still owes, pays jg wentworth, allowing them to remain liquid as far as your payment goes

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>"Think of it like a bank except better. Banks get knocked off all the time. Nobody knocks off old tony"

>>1253406
nah, jgw

>>1253409
877 cash now?

>>1253406
>CBYT
what makes you feel this way?

>>1253333
ETH is a neckbeard meme. The entire smartcontract idea is retarded because you have to read code to know wtf you're signing.

The only reason Bitcoin caught on its simplicity. Normies hear all the bullshit about dollar collapse and say "I gotta buy some internet money." Same reason it rose and peaked along with gold. No one cares about useless smart contracts. ETH is too complex and stupid

Can you sue the people if they rip you off?

Yes? It's legit.
No? It's a scam.

>>1253358

ETH isnt that hard. It'll stay comfy on the 2nd place on coinmktcap for a long time

>>1253295
Commissions and fees would be a reason not to, plus you are at the mercy of their decisions in investing.

You do it on your own if you have specific goals, industries, or stocks/funds/etfs/etc that you want to target.

>>1253301
>You do it on your own if you have specific goals, industries, or stocks/funds/etfs/etc that you want to target.

I can understand doing this full time, but if I'm doing something else full time (work that produces the money to invest in the first place), I don't think I could do as well as those who do it full time.

Try it on your own for a bit OP. Maybe its easier than you think.

If you hate it or cant deal with it, then go to a managed fund

>>1253238
prererreds

>>1253238
If you're looking for long term just go with the usual tech behemoths. They're not going anywhere anytime soon.

>>1253244
What's to say a 1% monthly even quarterly payout from a bank is better than risking the money with a preferred stock? It could be 30k of interest, If I'm still working, that's an amazing bonus while not having to worry about it.

Smeal alumnus here (Finance). Post some way to get in contact and I'll point you in the right direction. Make a throwaway email or something.

>>1253264
Sure.
[email protected]

>>1253215
>rising sophomore

stopped reading there

They do.

>>1253178
can women do the same amount of work as men?

>>1253178
Women earn more than men for equal work.