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You'd be a fool not to unionize. It gives you power to ask for better wages and fuck your selfish bosses in the ass.

>>1230106
the issue would be if our company could even exist as a union.
90% of our work is for Boeing
because Boeing can't afford to have their own workers make it.

>>1230089
>A management employee got fired and is threatening to unionize.
Fuck her. Fuck management.

But I'm guessing you don't know how the union formation process works, and neither does your employer.

>>1230024
Buying a new truck will save money in the long run.

They took out a loan for a 46K pick-up.

This is two people who paint and do electric work for a living.

>>1230026
What was wrong with the old truck?

>>1230027
Nothing, it was like 8 years old.

>>1229629
try r9k

Proof

>>1229629
This is why I pay as little taxes as I possibly can

I hope you fags bought HEAR right at that drop to 1.08

Robinhood General Thread - /rgt/

Visit the website first - www.robinhood.com

Candlestick charting guideline:
> http://stockcharts.com/school/doku.php?id=chart_school:chart_analysis:introduction_to_candlesticks

FAQs
> How is it free?
They invest your unsettled funds after a trade.
It's also pretty basic software.

> When is it coming to my country?
Probably never. They only have plans on an Australian beta ( https://robinhood.com/au/).

> It's been X days, why isn't my account isn't verified yet?
If it takes more than 3 days, try emailing their support. They are very good.

> Is this the right place to pump and dump and/or shill a worthless stock?
No, please go to Stocktwits, Plebbit, or one of our many chat groups.

> What's a good penny stock to invest in?
Don't buy penny stocks you cum guzzling mouth breathing retard.

> I hit sell when the stock was X.XX, but it actually sold at a lower price, am I being jewed?
No, that would actually be illegal. Robinhood graphs are just shit and only show you an average, not-really-realtime price. To get Bid/Ask prices and important things like candlestick graphs, you should use a more robust platform.

> Where can I get better charting or bid/ask?
thinkorswim is bretty gud if you want to go open a second account with real broker.
Otherwise you should be using Yahoo/Google finance or even Stocktwits for your graphing in addition to Robinhood.

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Who here a /CERUwhale/

>>1228981
Picking stocks is probably going to be really hard if you don't know anything about the sector you're looking at or business in general really. Do you? If not then it is pretty much gambling.

>>1228981
i have most of my portfolio in boring, "safe" investments: a couple of dividend ETFs, a bond ETF, a total US market ETF, and a total "world" market ETF (excludes US market).

then i have a bit in an energy ETF... that one is a bit more risky, but sort of diversified w/ coal, oil, ng, elec. producers, distributors, etc.

and then... the smallest portion is in single stocks. this is the 'fun' portion that i am willing to lose entirely.

anyway, here's warren buffet's advice for the trustee of his wife's estate when warren dies: "What I advise here is essentially identical to certain instructions I've laid out in my will. One bequest provides that cash will be delivered to a trustee for my wife's benefit. (I have to use cash for individual bequests, because all of my Berkshire shares will be fully distributed to certain philanthropic organizations over the ten years following the closing of my estate.) My advice to the trustee could not be more simple: Put 10% of the cash in short-term government bonds and 90% in a very low-cost S&P 500 index fund. (I suggest Vanguard's.) I believe the trust's long-term results from this policy will be superior to those attained by most investors – whether pension funds, institutions or individuals – who employ high-fee managers."

>>1229037
cool, so you are thinking like me. I also planned to put the rest I save in stocks (like 5%-10% of portfolio)

What do you guys think about the Swiss Franc? A lot of my colleagues just keep their money (CHF) as cash.

>>1228867

If it was a stupid job then how does it intend to, conform to, etc? We are not the melatonin of our jobs today this is the future anon

By definition, with or without your anxiety, you "can" do it
you just choose not to because you are letting anxiety control you

>>1228867
>I mean I have really bad anxiety problems and there's no chance in hell I'd be able to handle the stress of that dealing with customers and shit all the time

I don't really see how you would be able to function in adult life if you're unable to work a fucking McDonalds job.

What? Are you going to avoid going to the bankteller because "Muh anxiety"? Literally everything in life requires social interaction.

I would really like to see the kind of person who cannot work a job as a mcdonalds cashier. He must be all sorts of fucked up.

Explain to me, when you're talking to a cute girl, does your anxiety start acting up as well? What about when meeting new people? How the fuck do you even live you fucking /r9k/ zeta

how to know you dont send it from a hacked paypal account?

>>1228755
To be honest,im retarded from paypal and new to bitcoin and can't even buy bitcoin on localbitcoins.com becauze i dont know how to do that,so I'm pretty sure that i dont know how to hack either lol

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>tfw decide to see what all this hubbub about bitcoin is all about.
>get my first ever wallet program
>use some shitty faucet to make 1 cent after around an hour plus of doing captcha
>this is how people make internet money

At 17K a year you shouldn't even be thinking about it but if you're determined get a used one.

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>>1228336
Unless you're a soccer mum don't do it senpai. If you're going to get a car that drinks tons of piss get a sports car not some luxury pile of donkey shit.

>>1228336
>I earn 17k per year

Thoroughly talked out.
/thread.

>>1228178
>So please explain this to me /biz and maybe share some of the problems you face that result in you having hardly anything left from your paychecks.

Well I can't speak for everyone but I can give you two reasons.

For me I live in a low salary area (Pittsburgh) with massive nepotism in getting the jobs that we do have, so it has been very hard to get employment with my accounting degree. And even when you do you might get a $14/hr bookkeeper job or something like that.

On the flip side I know a guy who got a job with our county (because of who he knew) and made lots of money. He saved up a lot of money and blew even more going out to dinner every night. Obviously though there isn't enough jobs like this for everyone here. County pays double to triple average salary here.

>>1228178
When I was poor it was because my family was leaching off of me.

Sad but true.

A lot of people are just stupid though.

>>1228178
Yes people are fucking stupid mostly.

Buy drugs on DNMs and sell them locally. You can get amazing prices if you look around. For me I can get almost anything for half the street price, I undercut local sellers by easily a quarter and only sell to rich/white people

>>1226796
That's tempting, but that'll be a last resort if anything. Lol.

I've also considered getting my business license for my computer repair business strictly for the tax benefits, but I haven't got to do too much research on that. I've heard I could write off my personal phone as a work phone, and even travel in my car.

I sell my boy bootie in NYC for 500 dollars an hour desu

>>1224712
You're going to be applying for the exact same jobs with an applied physics degree as an engineering degree

>>1224718
the way I see it though with an applied physics degree, in addition to having those engineering jobs available, there's more opportunities in R&D than you would get with an engineering degree.

>>1224724
Also. physics has alot of quant work you can do for finance. I know engineering can do that as well, but, physics are still more sought after and physics people tend to have masters, phds etc oppose to the engineering bachelors and fuck off.

>>1224580
is it a public holiday monday?

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>>1224580
Does 'bank of japan' mean anything to you fags?

>>1224622
no

Most jobs will pay over 35K a year full time or 20K a year part time.

>>1224305
I've only gotten a response with min wage jobs that certainly do not. Furthest I've gotten elsewhere was a phone interview and they dropped me when I mentioned wanting to finish my degree because I couldn't work overtime

Searching so far yields no such jobs, >>1224305

nocoiners BTFO, can't believe anybody would miss on the chance to buy into THE next collaborative megacorp, i mean holy fuck

bagholding ether as we speak, sir

>>1223167
>>1223157
up over 10% in just a few hours

Mint method isn't viable anymore

>>1231912
Buy stuff then return it for cash or store credit.

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>>1231912
I saw a Ted Talks about this, apparently there are still ways and it is 100% Legal to do this is if you can find ways to

>>1231938
for cash would work, but it would take far too much time unless it was expensive stuff, Store credit would mean you are losing money in the end.

>>1231941
What?