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>look for MACD divergences
>make trade
>$5 profit
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>look for more MACD divergences
>make trade
>$5 profit
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>look for another MACD divergences
>make trade
>get spiked
>-$180 loss

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Hey /biz/

I want to find a job I can work while working at my current job.

I have enough downtime at my current job to add a part-time workload. I work in administration and want to eventually transition into tech. Naturally, I'm interested in supplementary income but also I want to add skills and experience learned through work in that sector. Specifically I'm probably looking at webdev/full stack/etc stuff. And while I'm looking for such a position, I plan on building a portfolio (and none of the pieces will generate significant income).

Remote positions would make this arrangement possible, but I don't find many that only have a part-time workload...or at least they're not published with that language. I'm wondering though: in work labeled as "contract" (remote) jobs, is it possible to work on a part-time basis? I've seen some such postings with quantified hours, but most do not. Or, if there's some other avenue of getting work-allotments that constitute ~25hrs a week, I'd love to hear it.

Any help?

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Non-alcoholic beverages. There's a fuck ton of room for beverage start ups right now, I mean fuck, even if you slap 'organic' on the label and put the drink in a recycled bottle it will sell to hipsters, then you just capitalize on your success.

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Hey /biz/. I've been a lifeguard going on 6 years. Part time during school years and full time in the summer. I'm thinking of branching out and getting my CPO license. Certified Pool Operator.

What can I do with a CPO and 6 years of lifeguarding experience the answer is obviously work on pools but what would the title of said job be I'd be looking for.

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Hear me out on the current business predicament I have.
I work full time as an I.T technician, where I am an employee and am paid a set salary amount which is my primary, 95% source of income
I decided to make my own business website and try and attract my own business clients, as what I am doing now for another company, I can do the exact same thing but cut out the employer who takes most of the money. Surprisingly I am already seeing positive results i.e I have received a few new clients through my personal company and I have had to juggle my full time job work houes to attend these personal clients. But the money I have received through these clients in my new small business is no where enough to live off financially as a primary source of income.
I work full time as an employee to survive, but it also prevents me from being able to spend enough time building my own business to the point where its financially possible to live off of.
Sure I could do what my brother did and move in with mommy at the age of 28 and build my business by not having any rent to pay, but I refuse to do that out of pride and principle.
So... I know nobody likely has a magic answer that I havent already thought of, but I know some of you are entrepreneurs and may have a good approach/
Is the only solution to transition slowly from full time work into my own business, like going part time or dropping a day at my current job. But if there is any solution I havent thought of to build up my business, while also having a steady and stable income, please share your ideas.

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THAT’S RIGHT YOU CUNTS. PROVE ME WRONG. NO YOU CAN’T. WANT TO KNOW WHY? FUNDAMENTAL ANALYSIS, VALUE INVESTING, GROWTH INVESTING, TECHNICAL ANALYSIS, “MUH PRICE ACTION” ANALYSIS ALL THAT SHIT IS COMPLETE BULLSHIT. I CAN FLIP A COIN AND GET HEADS IN 100 TIMES IN A ROW EVEN THOUGH THE PROBABILITY IS 50/50. THAT’S ESSENTIALLY WHAT INVESTING IS. PURE OLD DUMB FUCK LUCK. THOSE THAT HAVE AN “EDGE” SIMPLY HAVE LADY LUCK GIVING THEM HEADS EVERYTIME (NO PUN INTENDED). LOOK NIGGA, I DON’T ENVY YOU AND YOUR “SUCCESS”. BUT IF YOU GO AROUND PREACHING TO OTHERS THAT ANYONE CAN INVEST/TRADE IF THEY JUST PUT IN MORE “HARD WORK AND EFFORT”, JUST

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No thread on the Aussie Budget?


http://www.budget.gov.au/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Australian_federal_budget

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-05-03/budget-2016-sliced-diced-interactive/7363834#spending/breakdown/2017/general-public-services
www.abc.net.au/news/2016-05-03/budget-2016-winners-losers/7338448

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Hey /biz/ would you rather a 3 bedroom beachfront property with a dock or an 8 bedroom 4 acre property with a pool. Same price on both of them. jw :)

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How do I out who owns my 5 year old overdraft debt from a bank? I want to pay it off now that I am able to so I can open a real bank account again.

The collectors stopped calling 2 years ago, but it's still on my ChexSystems report under the name of the bank. Do I call the bank and ask?

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Is there a place to get stock exchange data in real time such that code on an excel spreadsheet could read it?

Pic unrelated.

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WHICH OF YOU FUCKERS BURNED DOWN FORT MCMURRAY TO MAKE OIL PRICE RISE?

I WAS SHORTING OIL YOU FUCKS

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It was about a year ago, this dude made a thread saying he ran around robbing houses with a lockpick <_< lmao. Prolly a kid or ya know a creepypasta wanna be. Any thoughts on it? Being a thief for a living, going to prison. Ringing door bells and doing smash and grab or using a lock pick if you're so inclined <_< Are there any thief's on here that make a living doing it? or Pro criminals? and if so did you have a mentor or just self teach?

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I work a warehouse job as a supervisor. I make 12.50 an hour with a shift differential of .50. So 13 an hour. My work decided from here on out they are going to only hire through agencies. A supervisor in another department quit so they "promoted" one of the full timers to supervisor without giving them the title and tacking on a bonus to their checks. That person makes 11 an hour. The bonus they gave them was 200 extra dollars each paycheck. Which is weekly. So this person is making more than I am. Is this allowed? Is there anything I can do? I'm not in the know about laws and you can be terminated for talking about each other's wages. Should I just forget about it?

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I work for a very big recognizable company that is in a ton of flux. We are hemorrhaging senior leadership not only at the VP level, but above, especially in my division.

We're losing people more close to my corporate position too - I feel like I'm watching the rats abandon ship with the captain. That said, they're looking to promote me. The title change would be huge, the salary increase would be nearly 95%, but there may be an expectation I stick around for a while, up to being contractually obligated if I take the job.

Should I do anything and everything (read: likely a step BACK financially and professionally) to get into a company with a more stable outlook? Or stay the course?

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Hey /biz/, going to my state's top public college in fall, and I want to know what undergraduate is better- finance or business administration. I'm going in with my AA completed, and my eventual goal in life is to own a business young and become a millionaire before I'm 30. Any insight would be useful.