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Fuck man, why didn't you tip us before the train left the station?

>>1239557
Because I stopped browsing /biz/ looking for tips lmao
Decided to go off my own intuition
Sold today a few thousand at .85
if you want a top buy now as it dips

>>1239569
>>1239557
Honestly, my research and gains have been higher since I left /biz/

today was a good day

Im making gains now again, just bought at the dip and its heading up

>>1239400
p/e ratio under 10
no one who actually buys the cars cares about exhaust

Sounds like a good deal

>>1239421
>no one who actually buys the cars cares about exhaust

Then why did Reuters report that the scandal caused their sales to reduce 5%

>>1239421
People wouldn't usually care about figures but their brand took the hit and now they're THE environmentally destructive company. If they can make a big show about how they sorted their shit out i'm sure they'll be fine though

>>1239318

Should have went STEM

Here's a few tips:

Look up succesful marketing people in your area. Network with them (find out if there are meetups (meetup.com) or gatherings or straight up contact them then>), say that you're from out of town, and you're new in the industry, trying to launch in another city (that way you're not potential competition and they're more honest) and that you'd like to hear some tips on how they started out. Something along those lines, I can elaborate if needed.

Also, get a website. Make a portfolio. If you can't web design, pay someone to do it. This will be your most important investment. Find someone to do SEO as well. just look up freelance seo online or whatever, and you'll find plenty of sites. Just check the reviews before hand, and if they seem genuine, use that service.

Finding clients will be the hardest part when you start off. But the thing is, you need to make a good first impression, and that comes with the website, and the portfolio. Doesn't matter if you haven't actually made professional projects before, just put all your best 'prototypes' (logos, whatever you do) up.

That will be 10$ for freelance marketing consulting. You can paypal me at [email protected]

>>1239329
should've learned how 2 gremer

The Aristocrats live stream daily

Do what others do but better

Be a girl playing battlefield and cod.

>>1238992
What is the target audience for sutch a app ?
And can you please share the data and statistics you are currently working with and a small timeline of the advertising measures you put in place so I can observe its effect.

>>1239014
Target audience is people who like to play the specific online board game app.

The time frame is too long. We have used a few paid reviews which did little spikes for downloads and that is about it. There is a limited count of online review sites that are worth ordering at anyway.

>>1238992

Why not consider adding some freemium features? If you can't increase your number of users significantly, maybe you can increase you profit from existing users.

I've been running a freemium fantasy sports game for 4 years now, shit is cash.

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Isn't there an old saying, "the man that represents himself has a fool for a client"?

>>1238993
But i mean, if you're faced with a certain situation, do your research, and present a clean top notch defense. What's the purpose of paying a guy to do it for you?

>>1239000

The guy prosecuting you is probably smarter/more experienced in the field and is jacking off at how easy his case is going to be.

What is your plan for eradicating global unemployment?

>>1238884

creating the most elegant mob app which will allow you to gain significant amounts of freedom, basic income, and if you are materialistic - it will allow you to become financially independent if you are willing to put little effort in it. It is soon to come out, you can await for the pre-launch on wisdomrace.com.

>>1238880
Roll

>>1238558
I think it's going to drop for a little while now that it's had its run.

But it will go up by the end of the year since it's an election year and all.

Probably not, its hundred year average is somewhere around $16/oz or so IIRC so its most likely headed down.

>>1238583
Both fundamental and technical analysis says otherwise.

From a technical standpoint, the cycle says otherwise

From a fundamental standpoint, pretty much everything points to higher silver.

1) More demand
2) Election year
3) Continued debt
4) Less faith in the dollar
5) Feds at it again

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>>1238538

updated w/ current chart and no desperation tagline.

Pilbara Minerals (PLS) seems ripe for shorting??

GXY is overvalued as fuck.

Get in on XTV which is expected to surge over the next week as they are expected to announce the new distributor to replace at&t

credit history is a meme

but credit cards are good because you have a line of unsecured credit at your disposal and mitigate sales tax using cash back

>>1238451
Alright nigger, a few questions.
1. What happens when you don't pay your credit card off? If it's unsecured, what do you lose?

2. What the hell is cash back and how does it mitigate sales tax?

3. Can questions like these be answered thought the books provided in the sticky?

>>1238446
Do you even know what a meme is, retard?

Just fuck, really.

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>Microsoft

In what way has Microsoft gone to shit over the past decade?

Pic related, doesn't look like very bad to me. Idk tho

Pretty drunk at work reporting in. I have about $100 in my Robinhood account but I've been too much of a weenie to put it into anything for the past month.

>>1233651
buy ODP

when office depot and staples merger is finally approved it will jump nicely

>>1233651
Get CPXX and CERU for guaranteed returns.

>>1242721
why don't you do the due diligence yourself?

>>1242825
I am, currently, I have been, I still am... I'm just trying to gauge what questions I should be asking, thanks for your input though.

>>1242831
biggerpockets
if you had done your research, you would've come up on this site, and you wouldn't be asking questions here, as they would've all been answered for you.

You need experience in a field to learn what people want.
Spend 3-5 years building a career, and then you can learn what people/businesses actually want.

Sure OPwhy dont i just spoon feed you a million dollar idea.
Matter of fact why dont you just outsource all of 4chan in figuring out your million dollar idea to just start a business.

Matter of fact i have this idea that i was working on to make myself some money, but since i have no conconcept of a capitalist system I'll just give you that idea. Just fucking becuase.

You fucking frog poster get the fuck off my board.
This may work on /v/ or /tv/ but any /biz/ fag would never do this in their right mind.

>>1242577
Stop whining. I'm asking for resources to help find profitable ideas.

don't fail

Only 1/10 small businesses succeed. All that means is you have to try multiple times.

Your first 5 attempts will fail. Accept that.

You might succeed on your 6th try, or 7th try, 8th try is likely, 9th try is VERY likely, and by your 10th try you'll pretty much succeed.

Failure can't be avoided.

It can only be planned for.

>>1242574
Fair point, but losing all of a business's assets in bankruptcy is painful, I imagine

And the average Joe has to go all in to even get the capital to start a business

What are the most common characteristics of the 1/10th that DO succeed?