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>>1226513
Rolex is a Swiss based private held company. In other words: they're not obliged to disclose their financials. Sorry mate.

>>1226522

Hmmm, yes I know. That's why I'm asking here. Too bad actually, would be rather interesting imho.

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>>1226539
So you're expecting either a

-CFO/member of the board of Rolex
-Shareholder of Rolex
-Employee of the Swiss tax authorities

to browse 4chan, and post these figures here for you?

Ask anon >>1226270 over here for some BTC. That's more likely.

anyone?

>>1226467

fuck you /biz/, whenever I ask anything important you faggots let me down.

>>1226569
haha pleb

I did Math and went into software development.

>>1226434
Software developer here to tell you that BAs are our bitches. Don't do that. It's just a bunch of paperwork. Get into management or something.

>>1226445
Ah really? I've heard its a pretty good job and thats from IRL's.

I also really want to begin to understand portfolio management and hedgefunds etc..

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>>1226414

Tea leaves

>>1226418
>When you see a duck, it's time to fuck
BUY BUY BUY

>>1226386
Civil servant here. Recently successfully got a promotion. STAR format is one thing, but they're also testing you at competencies such as leadership. The civil service ones are here
>https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/civil-service-competency-framework
Try and meet the effective indicators under EO/HEO/SEO (junior-middle management) for the key ones applicable to the area you're applying. Leadership and communication always. Delivering at pace too. Get a peer review of your answers and ALWAYS be super enthusiastic.

>>1226393

I interviewed for a similar graduate role as a civil servant and the application process was clearly an exaggerated version of what I described. The numerical test was designed for 12 year olds (as opposed to 16 year olds for most other companies) and the entire interview was like an HR parody

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>>1226393
>and ALWAYS be super enthusiastic.

I guess I have no hope afterall then.

>>1226385
Are you asian? I only ask because I can only conceive an asian asking for an ordered list of reading material on the art of negotiation.

Anyway, just practice negotiating. If you like you could start by trying to get better prices on the things you buy in stores.

>>1226388
Nah. As I read on some reviews, some books goes in to detailed real life examples on social encounters and some give various business principles etc. I asked an order because it may help to have a better understanding of the subject.

Art of the Deal

>>1226284
The board is so slow that maybe my IP already changed. So tentative bump.

>>1226705
Holy fuck use your head.
Pen & paper is good enough for budgeting.
Google is your friend mate.

>>1226717
Yeah, what the fuck was I thinking asking /biz/? In hindsight is so retarded I should buy ethereum and off myself.

Get a degree in information systems then work in cyber security.

>Army IT

That's a cute way to spell 35S.

You could do contracting with places like Raytheon or some junk. If you got a TS you can do a lot of lucrative stuff.

Source: father has done a bunch of private contracting with different companies for the Army and DoD. Can make a fuckton if you got the right credentials or contract.

>>1226474
This. Lots of F500 businesses looking for this skill set; major in some form of computer science, engineering or networking, get an undergrad degree, and get a job that pays 6 figures straight out of school.

>>1226266

How can you even use an app to practice for something like that? Unless you get 1 on 1 mock interviews, you may as well just watch youtube videos

>>1226266
>not playing as Popori
do you even want to collect em all

>>1226266
>is there an app that's good for interview questions

Doubtful. Just study behavioral interviewing in general, and make sure you know what answers your interviewers are looking for based on BI principles; study up on the firm if you're looking for something to do in your down time.

>Last month
There's your answer. Is the company valuable at its core? If so then think of this as "You can buy even more now at a 13.5% discount." Sure, you bought some before the "sale" and that kind of stinks in a way but it's water under the bridge at this point.

>>1226272
How do you define "valuable"? They're not exactly Apple or Google...

If you can't handle the it, leave the stock market.

The market returns belong to the storm riders.

what the fuck man

>>1226211
I mean I got a good career started because of it. I was just figuring out if there's any 'right' way to pay it off.

I would try to get rid of it as fast as possible. I mean what we're you going to do with the 19k anyway?

>>1226131
>no fulfillment
I enjoy nature and music, thus having enough money to retire into a NEET/trader lifestyle is 3-4 years away.

I'll be moving to Eastern Europe or maybe near Berlin. I'll have 1M to boot, currently 30 y/o with 620K saved. I've worked 80 hours a week for the past 2 years after opening a small business. God bless Provigil.

>>1226136
>Germany

Enjoy your refugee neighbors and high taxes.

>>1226136
>God bless Provigil.
This is the second time in a few days I've seen someone on /biz/ advocating doping to succeed in business/school.
I'm kind of curious about it.

No one?

>>1226084
>>1226134
Holy shit you fucking retard, if any of us knew a way to make the casino safer then we would not be wasting time on a Tasmanian child pornography subreddit trying to dump shitcoins and penny stocks on one another.

It isn't safe OP. It's not going to be. You could use hedging via synthetic options to lock in profits, but that relies on being able to borrow endlessly at basically 0% interests. Which you can't do.

>>1226140
I refuse to believe that these con artists don't have my best interests at heart.

Statistically, virtually everyone loses money with Forex

It is an investing vehicle that individuals with low capital and knowledge, are at such a significant disadvantage, that it would almost appear rigged to an observer

Expect to lose around 10% your first 60 days

You're thinking about it the wrong way.

It's one of those situations where it isn't the spoon that bends.

Practice for two years, and whatever returns you're capable of at that point is what you can expect to see, kinda.

ForEx is very headline driven and most of the giant moves are nearly instantaneous and totally unforeseeable. See the recent bank of japan shenanigans for example.

Think of it like working on commission. You can't precisely predict what next month's paycheck will be but if you're good at what you're doing then it should be enough to live on.

Start practicing today.

>>1226055
forex is a meme

your expected returns are negative

Nice non sequitur

Here's your (you)

>>1226054
Nice non-response. Too difficult to defend your precious EMH?

>>1226051
depends what you're doing - short term trading in highly liquid products and big name stocks - sure they're all very efficiently at least in terms of their short term intraday movements relative to each other

buy and hold, value investing etc.. on the other hand - nope... the market is erratic some stocks gaining and losing double digit percentages based on hope, fear, subjective predictions of future decisions of governments and central banks etc..while the underlying business itself is unchanged. Even more so for some smaller and mid size stocks too small for a lot of larger funds to bother with.