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Hes not going to tax international trade that much. That has bad synergy with some of his other propositions.

>>1175812

With Hillary we won't have to worry about the future. She will start WWIII to prove she is a man. In all seriousness I have seen no Hillary policies. It will be a continuation of the same slow bleeding we have had under Obama. Oh, and her cronies will be getting wealthy.

With Bernie we have to worry about productive people dropping out of the economy rather than pay crazy income tax rates.

I personally like Trumps proposals a lot, but don'
t think they will earn enough $ over the short term to pay off the national debt like he was claiming. I think they will boost growth, and cause significant friction overseas that is ultimately necessary. (We can't have zero manufacturing here - and china has to have a domestic consumer economy)

>>1175812

With Trump, i expect lower unemployment and higher inflation assuming the trade deficit is reduced via tariff policies and removing illegal immigrants from the workforce. The budget deficit would go down with more people employed and less illegal immigrants. Would recommend assets like housing.

Hillary will be much like obama. Ok short term prospects and deteriorating long term conditions of us fundementals. Look to Europe and no growth economies on how to invest.

Sanders will be like hillary, although quicker. No major policy changes will get through congress and nothing will get done.

Cruz and kasich will have similar policies as hillary. I would expect higher unemployment due to some curtailing of social programs and people are forced to work.

its a shame trump supporters dont know the first goddamn thing about crypto and probably hate it.


Buy ethereum.

>>1175781
I'll give you 84 Dogecoins for those Trumps.

(carloooos)

>So I get my 166666 TRUMP, ready to get pumped onto greater fools once it hits Poloniex.
I meant dumped.

>>1175750
>1 BTC
>whale
If you're a whale, I'm a fucking dinosaur.

To answer your question, yes it's a risk. The higher the risk the higher the reward, that's common knowledge. If you're willing to risk 1 BTC on the chance you could turn it into 20-30 BTC go for it. It is more likely that that won't happen. But it might.

>>1175756
I said mini whale for a reason
You will be hard pressed to find people willing to gamble 1 BTC on fucking TRUMP. I mean the entire volume in yobit for TRUMP is roughly 1.2 BTC. Unless the coin goes to Poloniex and gets a decent amount of volume it's pointless.

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lol idiot

>>1175740
BTC is at 420 rn. Not 453

>>1175701

Glad I'm not the only one. Bought in at 26.9 after it had been trading between 28-30 for like a month thinking it was a dip. What the fuck happened today?

And yes, we install pirate softwares in my country, but you get a fine if the gov find it out. And i will just install authentic windows because i've found a way to buy it very cheap.

>>1175672

Learn English Pajeet

>>1175675
Report them, advertise your installations as authentic windows, don't cut your price until after you see what happens to them (they may start using authentic too)

You could always advertise a sale on Windows installing in the meantime

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I have none. Pls give ;_;

So can I use Poloniex to buy any crypto use my PayPal? How does this work?

i never store on exchanges

>>1175633
>being a salary/wagecuck
>proud of it

>>1175688
I'd do anything to not be a neet anymore.

I can't find a job and I hate it.

>>1175633
I triple majored in Economics CS & Math at a top school and got a 3.6. I can do the same, but I'm not a wage cuck. Was offered a job by Microsoft, JPM, and Morgan Stanley when I graduated but turned them all down.

Feels good to be a /biz/ness owner.

Get a loan/investor

Just keep in mind that for every coffee shop that succeeds, 10 others won't make it past the first year. There are many variables than just opening a hipster spot and waiting for the cash to roll in

>>1175705
I'd say the odds are even worse than one in ten.

What about opening a shop based solely on being a good study spot? Like being in the suburbs where's there's only libraries and Starbucks, you dont see too many spots where you get a place opened every day, covered in outlets and not blasting shit music

Gekko represents insider trading, there are plenty of other figures that can represent greed.

Also I always have a hearty chuckle when morons actually manage to get angry over insider trading. It was made as general as possible alongside other laws that actually protect secrets of corporations, and still people get mad when they see it happen in new york.

>Hurr durr we have laws that are perfectly made to deal with this, why aren't they being enacted

>>1175712
I mean insider trading, let's say you have an information and you post it on 4chan, it cannot be classified as insider trading since it is publicly available for everyone to see.

>>1175727
I don't think an anonymous post on an obscure website counts.

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Oh and don't try to google search pictures of this chick where she shows her mouth, believe me it's disgusting just don't do it, she is cute otherwise though

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bump

major in that language . youd have enough spare credits for a double major. international relations major?. try to get a job in that country at the american embassy. try to get a teaching job at a college or uni.

>>1175482

if you gamble you are probably an idiot. no point helping you anyway. you are like a heroin addict.

>>1175482
Offer your mouth for oral services

>>1175482
I did this yesterday on my way home from work.
>decide homeless people probably can make a lot of cash on bottles
>loot shopping cart from across the street and walk 4 miles to depot
>bring gloves and check every trash can for easy gets
>2hour 15minute
>41.50$

>>1175468
1) Of course
1.1) It means you are not contributing fully to your own society
2) To pay less tax
2.1) Less tax
2.2) Legislation can change and you lose the breaks. You probably have to pay an accountant well.
3) Usually

>>1175470
Paying less tax is tantamount to tax evation, right? So why is it still legal?

>>1175474
Because governments have to keep the super-rich sweet or they'll just renounce citizenship and move somewhere that will treat them better.

Buy ethereum. Right now.

>>1175409
take 5-10% of wages or income
and put it in a separate account
set up a standing order or debit to that account done

>>1175415
no

Finance is a slippery slope, like how satan describes hell. You realize you need more liability, and then below there is always a blacker sulfar pit waiting to swallow you, this cycle continues until you die. Take the blue pill, be a good goy and spend all your money on alcohol.

>>1175718
Fed here. Just wanted to thank you ahead of the time for the inflated donation.

>>1175405
You do realize with a 95% inheritance tax you'll be kicked out into the streets when mommy and daddy die right?

>>1175405
> the government raises taxes to stop tax evasion
yes, that's why america is so good at stopping corporate inversion
you are clearly enlightened tell me more

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>>1175745
>He doesn't know about the economists who disproved this line of thinking
>He is somewhat confident in his pseudo-economic theory that is on par with flat-Earth or anti-vaxx nonsense
>All of this, on a board dedicated to knowledge of business.
>These are the people I share a board with.

>implying the people who run the countries will be in anyway accountable for having money in Panama.

It's like ants accusing you for stepping on one of them, who gives a fuck?

>>1175402
Business as usual is what it is. If you didn't know that yet.. well now you do.

Nothing changes, yeah there might be 20 trillion USD stored in offshore accounts and trillions in untaxed income, there might be a massive criminal underworld that supports wars, rape, slavery, drug trafficking and installs unlawful regimes and is worth trillions but nothing changes. You just have confirmation it exists, nothing more, you will move on in life and these same people will continue to hide money and dodge taxes.