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>>1177211

>volume 6 BTC

you guys are really making tonnes of cash there lmfao

>>1177215
In fairness every coin has to start somewhere. Volume seems to be picking up too.

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>that volume

>>1177141
i predict they will do good.. theyre cornering emerging technologies.. They will be the google of cars and alternative energy

>>1177141
Cars will sell exceedingly well. That said, the stock is too overvalued and the P/E is fucked to no end. Everyone in my office thinks it's a hot tip to buy the thing; that's a bad sign.

It will probably increase in the short term despite all logic, but at the first sign of market turmoil, it will sink like a brick. The moon train for TSLA is over.

>>1177213
This. It's not good to buy meme stocks.
Once they're memes they've already been on everyone's radar tooooo long.

Move to Africa.

>>1177128
buy blue chip dividend stocks. drip. repeat.

>>1177128
>What do you do with it to ensure you never need to work again.
It's not enough. Sorry, anon.

>>1177119
Nah we just gunna pump meme and trump next then use our profits to pump eth again

Ethereums rocket to the moon stalled as soon as the hard shill started

>tfw still 60 eth in

Further information.
Property 65000
I own no other property.
I own 2 cars outright total value approx 6000

No real savings.

I honestly see no feasible solution and that has me even more depressed.

>No real savings.

.. and that's where dreams meet reality.

Why not start a campaign on FundANYTHING and promise to invite anyone over a -
$50/100 Donation - Dinner Party invite at your place
$200 donation - housewarming party invite, stay overnight if wanted.
$500 donation - your guest for a week
$1,000 donation - your guest for 2 weeks
$5,000 donation - your guest for 1 month

- breakfast, meals and/or drinks could be provided free, Internet, linen, towels, etc, or perhaps use of a cleaner/housekeeper, at appropriate package price, just some numbers to work with, I may be way off.

>>1177080
> There is an app for that

Stop falling for this meme. Just use a pen and paper. All software does will overly complicate a simple thing. Budgeting is a good thing to learn. How will you budget when computers go extinct?

>>1177088
Is there a guide or anything of sorts?
I just don't want to fuck this up.

>>1177090
I'm 19 and moved out in march. What do you want to know? How much money do you have and what are your constant expenses? Where do you live and how much do you want to spend on food?
Pro tip: learn cooking and how to use spices, you can cook some delicous meals even on a budget and it is really not hard.
Do you have a car, does your city have good public transport?

>>1177056
I've been in this boat for a number of years and I eventually got a high paying job that paid six figures. But it took me years studying arcane bullshit to pull this off and even then it was mostly a fluke... I don't recommend this life style to anyone. If you can -- please do everything you can to try change your personality by going out of your comfort zone before your health declines to the point where that's no longer possible. It only gets worse the longer you stay like this and being a normie puts life on easy mode.

>>1177056
I earn a living from some web app bullshit, but now I have the money to move out I'm too scared to.

Don't think money gonna cure your anxiety. I still feel killing myself is probably how it's going to end. Change yourself if you can as this guys says >>1177057

If you've got good computing skills then I'm pretty sure there's loads of opportunities to get loads of money without interacting with people too much

>>1177007
Airbnb maybe?

>>1177007
As this is a device for Airbnb users, have you considered reaching out to AirBNB? I'm sure they will see the value of this lock and can help you advertise it to their userbase. They will take a portion of the proceeds, of course.

>>1177007
10 digit? Is that necessary? Most door locks are 3 to 4 digits. Also, you should make internet and smart phone mandatory for datamining.

>>1176980
The fire rises.

Workspace is goverened by idiotic cuck culture, pointless meetings and HR cunts. All of this was durable in times where work= family with kids, but nowadays because of female workforce your effective salary was cut in half. Also young people can't get jobs thanks to a worthless culture and the fact that most of them hardly have employable skills, and a worthless major.

Never. This generations version of rising up is signing an online petition and joining a facebook group.

>>1176909
Get out of fast food and into some wage slave job desk jockeying paperwork. Government is great for this, and they have pensions for longtimers. I'd suggest post office, but maybe tsa or something equally mind numbing but physically undemanding would be better. You're not lifting boxes like you would on the post office, and rarely have to do anything more strenuous than a pat down as a tsa agent.

>>1176909
The guy on the right just asked to take a pic with the celebrity on the left, right ?

There's no way in hell that he's banging that.

>>1176909
invest 30% of your poorfag savings, re-invest the profits, after 10 years. you will have alot of money, believe me

>>1176889
>I'm sure will piss experienced traders off
Don't worry, you won't find many of those here.
I'm sure someone who shills for RobinHood will be along shortly to advise you.

>>1176893
I'd still appreciate any input or thoughts from mid-level amateurs. I really have no clue where to start, but I have several companies I want to invest in.

>>1176899
Start by saving enough money that you won't go into debt if you have some minor emergency (car breaks down, you lose your job, broken leg, etc.)

Once you've done that, start plugging any extra earnings into your 401k up to the company match, because that means guaranteed ROI. If you put 4% of your salary into a 401k, and you're employer matches that 4%, you've literally doubled your money, with no risk, and that's all before any investment gains.

Once you've done all that, and still have money to play around with at the end of the month, come back and ask the retards around here what penny stocks to buy or what the next bitcoin will be.

>>1176857
Maybe.
Are you trying to live in an ultra hip neighborhood?

LA or San Diego? Trying to decide

>>1176901
>ultra hip neighborhood
pls no

>>1176910
>San Diego
this, roughly

>>1176822
No, you should stop using it right away.

>>1176822
no its basically like fb - if you're into business careers you should get a degree then apply for an internship

>>1176822
I have a LinkedIn account can never figure wtf am I supposed to do with it.do I like send messages to random companies and they will just how me? lol feel weird posting my whole resume on there. Just have job titles. Am I wrong?

Make the standard for being a manchild caring about dumb things like politics and nonsense like that instead of anime and interesting stuff.
And there, your problem is completely reversed!

Replace welfare programs with forced labour camps. Neets put to good use. Will light a fire under their ass for when they return to normal society.

>>1176800
That's not really OP's issue though, he says that he also thinks people who went to university and aren't on welfare programs and make their own money are also bad people.

>>1176783
Fuck no. You're delusional if you think you'll ever see a single cent of SS. Just count it as an extra tax.

SS will not exist by the time you and I reach retirement

It will die with the boomers

You're not guaranteed shit with the government besides higher taxes and less freedoms

>>1176783
yes, you will get it. it will likely be a percentage of what it is now though. the only way for these other idiots scenario to play out is if zero dollars were entering the SS system, which will never happen. if there is less money going out than coming in, everyome will eventually be forced to accept a smaller amount