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20k is to much invest 10k and Mark Cuban is a faggot born a couple steps from home plate

conventional wisdom is to keep 2 months living expenses in cash and invest the rest

>>1141327
Doesn't 2 months seem like not very long though? What if I have a medical emergency or something?

>>1141249
Where's oil going my good goys

>>1141256
Down this week up in the future

>>1141256
So sell oil? Got it.


Yo guys first time posting 2nd month lurking

What do you guys think of gbsn?
Also what does nasdaq 20% insurance mean?

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Margin of Safety by Seth A. Klarmar

hasn't been published since 1991.

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>>1140931
You forgot the Art of the Deal

No Personal MBA?

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>>1140896
Rule of thumb: /biz/ is mostly composed of NEETS with delusions of getting rich.

>>1140923

so why do you browse it?

I own a managed IT service company. Its been successful so far.

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>>1140877
got more of them

>>1140783
Take a gun. Put it to your head. Pull the trigger.

>>1140794
As a Wall Street trader, I can confirm this is sound financial advice.

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>>1140794

Don't be a butthurt nocoiner like this op. Don't let your future self down. There is still plenty of room for gains.

>>1140770
Don't you earn more by pool mining?

>>1140793
Im fairly certain that that is true and I had initially clicked on that but something happened and i cant remember what it was and i dont wanna interrupt the shit right nowsince i wanna see what happens when that circle shit fills up completely.

>using the one click miner

Isn't that cpu only? And pool mining is going to get you a shit ton more for the time you spend mining unless you have a rig that destroys 99% of the PCs on the market.

>>1140656
Subletting apartments is a little bit more complicated than you realize.

>>1140658
Alright. You convinced me with your arguments and logic.

>>1140656
firstly, there are usually rules about subletting

secondly, it's not like your roommates won't know (or at least be able to guess fairly accurately) what you're paying in rent. Why would they rent a room from you for 450 when they're only getting 1/3rd of a 600 euro apartment?

>>1140206
I have had a trading card online shop and about 5 years experience selling and buying online and also organizing tournaments and having vending booths at majors.
Planned on getting a store, but the hassle wad to big.
I can answer you some questions, if you think i'm qualified to.

>>1140226
When you say the hassle was to big what do you mean?

>>1140230
I ran the numbers. Got my info from fellow tcg vendors with stores and it was quite clear, that having a store was a loosing game in my country in itself. It had one major advantage: being able to buy from your customers. In the us it was a different thing. There it is quite a good business just flipping stuff in your store and not selling online.

The upfront payment of about 50k to get started was rather crippling to my core business model and getting more employess is a pain in the ass, if youre a fringe business.

ive been following this by the way and step 14 is the one i am running into a wall with.

Thanks in advance to whoever helps me through this shit.

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>using windows in 2016

https://www.cryptocompare.com/mining/guides/how-to-mine-ethereum/

>>1140000

name of the slut?

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>>1140000
i also saw this thread and was wondering. i'm not even sure if affiliate marketing schemes earn shit if you're not some huge facebook page posting clickbait,

Affiliate marketing is a useful tool for actual businesses to network with each other to increase traffic and get commissions. However, it is often sold to people like you as a scam where they make you believe you can make passive income by setting up a few blogs and newsletters, while the truth is its essentially a pyramid scheme where the only ones getting rich are those who run the scam, they hardly ever sell anything, just profit off of suckers falling for the bait,.

>>1139993
Did you apply cap gains taxes to the robinhood?

split the difference. say 25% loans 75% Robin.

I'd recommend the split to target loan balance down to below 50%. for that credit BOOOST

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y3A_XGyZYG8

>>1139993
You have to be delusional if you think you can get a consistent 11% return on some shill app.

>>1140013
Ya thats what I'm talking about. For example gonna use $1000 as my principle for both.
1000*.0775*1= $77.5 interest per year (student)

1000*.11*1 = $ 110 - (110 * .05) = $104.5 after capital gains per year.

That's a $27 dollar difference and since I don't need to pay back loans till I graduate that is just free money.

>>1139793
Have fun never getting a business loan ever again, OP. There is no good reason to file BK when you can let your accounts go to collections, then settle them for pennies on the dollar with the same effect on your credit IMO

>>1139808
My understanding is once collections starts, your credit history has already hit the shitter.

>>1139793
Your assets are sold off and used to pay creditors during bankruptcy proceedings. Keep in mind you have to appear before a judge and explain how your stupid ass got in this mess, too.

bamp

You could become a freelance developer/designer with those skills, but that market is very saturated, especially on the internet. (Speaking from experience)

If you profile yourself as a professional, trustable freelancer, you could target larger businesses. Its vital to get to these clients with offline networking. When someone goes on the internet to find a developer/designer theyre literally flooded with college kids willing to build a website and logo for 10$.

When I was in college I made a logo for a family members business for 100$, after he paid 1000$ to a professional guy he knew personally to do it. You want to be that professional guy.

>>1140305
I follow you anon and i completely agree with the fact that the market is indeed saturated. Not to speak about some guys which are selling their services cheap than ever. Do you suggest that going to smaller companies ( or bigger ) and trying to present them my designs , or come up with a better one, would they accept, or is it a bad idea ?

>>1139549
Really? No one?

>>1139549
No. Learn some sort of trade even if it's something like cooking. Anything but cold calling and hating life.

>>1140193
It's a temporary job.
I need some money before going to college. I plan on keeping it for around 6 months.