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your an fagget

>>1172831
Because the degenerates who constantly breed and shit out kids need someone to hate. They can't plan for the future, and weigh the consequences of their actions and then wonder why they never have any money.

> 2K Back on Refund

You're filing your return wrong, buddo.

Invest at least 0.1 BTC in every altcoins with very low volume.

Then set sell order at 1000% profit.

That's it! 99% guaranteed profit.

Just saw exe coin pumped to 3000% today, so if you have 0.01 and set sell order at 1000%, then you will have 1BTC.

Forget this shit for a month or two then you can double or triple your initial investment.

Sell any other altcoins which doesnt net you any profit.

I've been doing this and trust me this is the easiest money making method that I know so far.

>>1172701
Dump them all and put everything behind TRUMP... thats my advice.

>>1172780
Where do you buy Trump coins?

>>1172640
bookkeeper $20/hr

>>1172643

Serious answers only please.

>>1172640
be a fag.

But cry because you'll never be half the fag he was.

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I use adobe premiere but most people use sony vegas and it works fine for them. I just started my channel yesterday and my first video got around 110 views. You really have to tweet and post on reddit or you wont get any views when you are first starting.

>>1172188

is it viable? of course it's viable. don't listen to retards telling you 'that ship has sailed' or 'youtube is oversaturated'. it's just a tool, a platform. if you create value and make sure your target audience finds you (like anon said reddit and social media are a must to present your brand), you will succeed in youtube.

i've seen channels pop up and flourish and eventually reach the 150k subscriber mark all the time. persistance is a huge part of the recipe it seems. to give you examples i've seen 'grade a under' and 'nerdwriter' go from absolute nobodies to the professional youtubers they are now. they are not pewdiepies, but they are very much established and no doubt get some good $$$ from youtubing.

so it's as worth it as you make it out to be. you have to bring the content and value, and you have to find your audience. youtube is only the medium.

>>1172197
>>1172204

Thanks for that. Yeah, I'm pretty convinced now. I'm gonna spend the time checking out premiere too. Even if my projects don't go big, creating videos is gonna end up being a useful skillset anyways.

>>1171974
why wouldn't this be feasible?

>>1171983

Seems too good to be true, especially in the UK.

remember costs

No-one really knows when it'll hit. Honestly, though, I think that a slow grind is in the future of all economies as massive societal and tech changes are absorbed going forward.

The main thing is to have a planned response if the markets drop.

>>1171753
hold cash, PMs, crypto, and buy into the market when it has found a stable bottom

>>1171753
>who's causing it?
well the short answer is the market correcting the fed
you can't rape it long term
>how can we profit off this?
in deflation cash is king
>when do you thing it will hit?
in 2 years, at first some asset prices shoot to the sky then more money printing some inflation then deflation eventually asset prices come down and then you can buy.

question is it will be a big bang or just a long whimper and hyperinflation?

or maybe i'm oversimplifying it. one thing is for sure the rich will get richer and we all get fucked.

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>>1171743
in elon we trust

Pity you only own 4 shares anon.

> 8% growth
Hardly meme worthy, I could point out dozens that did double digits overnight.

The moderately-high margin (20%) consumer electronics market is a good bet.

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On a serious note, you have to find items and work the numbers.

Find items on eBay that are hot sellers by clicking the "xxx sold" link on Buy It Now auctions. Example: http://offer.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewBidsLogin&item=262148853102&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2564

In March, 26 shirts were sold at $10.89 + $2.60 shipping, for a monthly revenue of $350.74 for that item.

What price would you need to purchase a comparable item for for it to be worth your time, assuming the same sales volume (a shaky assumption; this requires good judgement)?

Calculate all your costs except the purchase price, then subtract them from the sale price to get your profit + purchase price amount. It's $9.14 in pic related. So if you spent $9.14 per unit purchasing the product, you'd break even.

Now look for comparables on Alibaba and ask for price quotes. Say you find a comp for $5 per unit, minimum order quantity of 100, and inbound shipping charge of $60. Thats $5.60 per unit purchase price.

$9.14 - $5.60 = $3.54 net profit before income taxes.

$3.54 * 26 shirts per month = $92/month net profit

Now, how much money would you have to have tied up in inventory of items with similar numbers to this to generate, say, $10,000 per year?

Your purchase of 100 of these shirts is about a 4-month supply of shirts. Say you re-order at the end of month 3. You laid out $560 for the first order and $560 and the end of month three, and $560 every four months thereafter. Whether or not you actually reorder this specific shirt is irrelevant because we're talking about a class of items with similar numbers as I laid out.

At the end of month 3 you have 1/4 of your original inventory on hand, or $140. And, you wire $560 to your chinese supplier on the same day, for a total of $700 tied up in inventory. Your inventory goes from $700 back down to $140 in four months from today, for an average inventory level of ($700+140)/2=$420.

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>>1171555

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You you need an average of $420 and a maximum of $700 tied up in inventory to generate $92/month=$1104/year net profit. You want $10,000 per year, so $10,000/$1104=9.

9*$700 = $6300 max tied up in inventory for $10k/year profit (This is not realistic if you have multiple items you're restocking; it will be somewhat higher in reality.)

9*$420 = $3780 average tied up in inventory for $10k/year profit

That is for items with 71% net-profit-to-purchase-cost ratio (pretty high) and a similar turnover (or higher per-item net profit and proportionally lower turnover).

>>1171092
grow weed

>>1171105
I am way too beta for Russian prison. Even though I have to recognise that almost no other crops have as much return as weed. Also I am Buddhist so selling drugs goes against my vows.

>>1171105
>grow cannabis in siberia
hmm

Looks like amd is gonna take a dive today, might snag some

To anyone NOT looking to meme,
$NRG under $13 right now is a good bet.

Who / made a profit on NETE and got out before it plummeted/ here ?

Unless you're living in a place for a long time, or find a real good deal on mortgage, renting + low fee Vanguard is the way to go.

http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2740027

related research

In the UK, they are introducing an ISA where you can put in up to 4k a year and the government gives a 25% bonus.

The only stipulation is that you have to use it to pay for a house deposit or wait until 65 to withdraw it, or else you lose the bonus and any interest accrued.

Would it be best to max out the ISA and then put any other savings in a low fee vanguard?

>>1168764
they have to pay their fair share

>>1168770
So, if they lose a lot of money, they should pay even more in tax?
There has to be something missing here.

>>1168764
STFU day trader

Speculatory-driven asset inflation has caused things like home prices and automobiles to grow to many times the median income. A house used to be twice the median income 30 years ago. Now it's 15 times the median income thanks to real-estate speculation.

Look at the science. All of it supports gender segregation in work environments.

>>1168351

women shouldn't even have a right to vote

>>1168353

sources?

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Hasbro

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Skittles

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M&M's

8 million

>>1161723
500 million

no tax, all in cash, no one knows

>>1161723
3m
I'm cheap.