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>>1153245

No you dumb shit. $3,600 is not a lot. 7 years of shit credit & a permanent mark this young isn't worth it.

no that's working one day a week money.

call your creditors and set up a payment plan.

>>1153245
>Ruining your 20s over $3600

You posted the exact same thread maybe a week or two ago, word for word.

Tell them to stop being idiots.

>>1153222
I just want some good advice man

They're getting too unbearable to keep living with yet people on /biz/ keep saying you should live with your parents until 30 to maximize savings

>>1153225
People on biz are NEETs.
As long as you're working and have and income and as long as you're not frivolous and know how to budget you'll be more than fine.
if they're unbearable, call them out on their bullshit.
People have moved out at younger ages and became very successful, other at an older age and failed in life.
Any evidence to a specific age would be anecdotal and is worth shit.

Also if you move out at a later age, you'll be that one guy that lived with his parents till he's 30, socially awkward, and oblivious to how the world works.

Get your shit together with a job, start looking for a place, once you find one get it, then stsrt moving things in slowly and then get out of your parents' place.
Only thing you need to wait on is having the furniture to live with and a sustainable income.

Get out, learn, fail, or succeed. All are learning experiences.

I mean, 20% sounds like a small share, especially when he said that he plans to expand his firm, and if/when I continue working with him, I might recruit some people who'd be paid a regular salary and I only kinda supervise them, like lead programmer or whatever. Does that mean that he has to make me sign for each and every product? (because currently the contract I'm reading is only about 1 product)

So bottom line is:
is 20% shares a good deal for a programmer who singlehandly writes a product?

I can translate the contract if needed

no. 50% off product and 30% of whole company

>>1153167
this is the way to go, also make sure you have a copy of the contract and let him sign it as well as you

how can i trust you after giving you 1000usd?

>>1153142
What's the voting structure like for change of ownership concerns?

i'll prepare legal documentation for you to sign before you giving me any money.. we need to group up and need to know each other at least online..., opening facebook page, building website etc... i am just trying to survey here if anyone are interested..,

>>1153122
potential cult leader

>>1153122
Black and White underperformed
Fable was just plain shit

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>>1153137
Not an argument

It already left hours ago, unfortunately.

>>1153011
Sure it did

>>1152990
fucking /biz/ faggots wish you woulda told me sooner

you guys were right about the SYS pump but you were too late on the GRD pump

Also, I'm in school so I don't have a lot of time to be spending checking on this shit

>>1152963
Cpxx is supposed to announce earnings on Tuesday. Check out their chart, news, and 1-yr target.
I dropped 8k into it when it was at $8 last week.

>>1152969
Thanks, I'll check into that

>>1152813
>Any tips on how I can get the job

show up

fgt get on the grind

>>1152813
>Any tips on how I can get the job

Dont die during the interview

Have you looked into teaching English?

>>1152626
Yes

Considered it after college (I'd met a lot of Engrish teachers while there for a year during my undergrad), but decided against it - I'd be a year down the line with no real experience to show for it.

Looking back, it could have been a good option, may consider it for a career break or something.

For the moment, I'd prefer to go there as part of my normal career

>>1152632
well what's your major now? try to get into a company that has a presence in China and see what you have to do to be placed there. Knowing how to speak the language will be a necessity.

In most cases it's hard work. In some cases it's just being at the right place at the right time.

>>1152204

Sometimes yes, sometimes know. There are surefire ways to become wealthy, like going to medical school and specializing in a high-paying field and then spending and saving prudently, but other less certain ways that involve a degree of luck, hard work, and charisma.

>>1152204
Yes, statisically so. Even more so as you raise the monetary value of your definition of rich.

Luck makes both the hard working and the lazy rich, but hard work doesn't make everyone rich.

>>1152187
That's overpriced. 1000 goes for ~$1 on many other sites.

It's only worth it if you actually believe in the concept of social proof.
But then, you'd want to buy or build at least 10k follower accounts.
That's about the point where you generate a decent amount of natural traction.

You'd still want to do follow/unfollow churn anyway if you plan to keep growing an active following that actually engages with you.
Buying followers does not generate likes/retweets that are worth anything.

>>1152194
>on many other sites
Which one do you mean? Thanks in advance.

>Buying followers does not generate likes/retweets that are worth anything
I already have around 20-80 faves on average when I post my art since I have around 400 real followers that actually like my stuff and all, but I want to build up my numbers now in hopes of getting slightly more exposure.
Plus I think I already follow all the relevant people to the topic I post about.

What's your experience with bought followers in general?

>>1152207
>Which one do you mean?
There are literally hundreds of sites that sell followers. Just google it and research the prices.

>I think I already follow all the relevant people to the topic I post about.
>400 followers
Find another popular account related to your niche and follow their followers.
Or follow the people that retweet their content. Or both.

What's your experience with bought followers in general?
I've had a few accounts banned but in my experience it can help bolster an account if you've had an account in good standing for around six months (not flooded with spam/affiliate links) with a moderate following (around 6-10k done through follow churn).
Once I hit the 6-10k follower range (normally in this range after a few months) is when I'd buy 10k followers for the account.
It seems to avoid the bans this way

Bumparino

Bloomberg. Bloomberg terminal if u r rich.

>>1152327
isn't Bloomberg terminal more about financial real time data?

BEARS ARE WAKING UP

>>1152084
does this mean I should sell my SPY shares? new to trading.

>>1152112
yes absolutely

>>1152078
My suggestion is don't come to /biz/ for legitimate financial advince, because you'll just be told to invest in ETH or whatever flavor-of-the-month crypto is on the table.

/biz/ is dead, lad

>>1152079
thanks for the honesty lol

>tfw I have a degree and my gross monthly income is about $2200

god damn

try /r9k/

>>1152004

Day trading

>>1152004
>>>/r9k/