Archived threads in /biz/ - Business & Finance - 7464. page

>>1106282
its not too late for ether friend

>>1106282
ethereum

you should do something jewish like buy a bunch of altcoins like feathercoin and then drive the demand for it, after its driven +30% of what you spent you sell them all and get your original bitcoins

>>1105655
If your plan is to end up like your picture, then yes, that would be a solid plan.

Absolutely.

The posters on this board are top-notch. Definitely not NEETs and /r9k/ migrants who are looking for the quick fix to their pathetic lives.

File: 1455607957775.jpg (14KB, 804x446px) Image search: [Google]

14KB, 804x446px

>>1105655
Hell yeah. Drop out of college. Become Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, or whatever.

People on this board are exclusively certified MBA graduates with 3249483 years of experience.

>>1106480
Naw just an hero and save yourself a bunch of useless litigation.

>>1106480
You will be a millionaire by July.

This message was brought to you by the faceless japanese venture capitalists now in control of 4chan™

>>1106490
Is that actually possible, or are you being clearly sarcastic?

To clarify, I'm not trying to dodge taxes or anything I just don't want my name to be public.

>>1105870
>findable

what kind of software and who are you going to be selling to?

>>1106274
Vidya

>>1105352
Buy two houses. Live in one, rent the other. If you've saved 300k in five years, don't quit your day job.

>>1105419
Live in the most expensive one so you can take care of it and if you have to sell the other one the one you live in is already the one that will increase the most in value

>>1105352
What's the differenc ebetween industrial engineer and a mechanical engineer?

>I am tired of doing the work for ignorant guys out of a business school who don't understand their own business

Mech Engineer reporting in, can't express how much I agree with that statement. They understand the numbers and useless metrics, but no clue about what/how the company actually delivers.

How much do you earn to save that much and what industry are you in?

pls ;_;

>>1104478
Barcharts.com is best. Stockcharts is second.

>>1104580
Looks like this might fit the bill Anonymous. Thanks.
Bumping in case any other schmucks are in the same boat as me.

>Got a job
>Complains about not getting a STEM degree

>got a job with my stem associate degree

>make more than most of my friends with bachelors

>>1107088
It was hard to get a job with a STEM degree after the .com crash. The herd mentality went from wildly overvaluing computers and internet to wildly undervaluing them.

Now it's the accelerated ageism at work. Incompetents in their late 30s are terrified of people who spent their 20s getting good.

I have an easier time getting jobs now than when I was 22 but Jesus Christ is it difficult to keep them once they figure out you're capable of so much more.

Invest in alcohol, cigarette, and face paint companies.

>>1107073
You forgot Faygo.

File: file.png (144KB, 1381x754px) Image search: [Google]

144KB, 1381x754px

Nvm actually.
It's not worth it.

>>1107000
dumb frog poster

>>1107000
That's called uncovered interest rate arbitrage and it's a textbook strategy. You're forgetting to account for inflation differentials and exchange rate movements though.

>>1107000
That happens a lot. But there are usury laws in America when you are a small time lender. You have to pay a pretty high fee to lend commercially out and then the risk on those loans are pretty steep.

There are also tarrifs for taking foreign currency on loan from one country to another, especially into America.

Your best bet would be to get a couple million from Japan, and hope the US dollar stays strong. If the dollar dips, then you will end up owing japan more money because, well, your debt in america is a constant rate.

Good luck getting a loan in Japan, their process for commercial lending takes longer than US.

Fucking faggots thinking they deserve the money they didnt earn.

>>1106976
nah, my mother took care of her and lived with her for years to help her....

Which country do you live in?

>>1106955
ETH has a lot of insider buying.
You should buy it.

>>1106955
It's not the sole reason but if you see officers buying it's a good indicator

>>1106955
No. It's a useless indicator.

Insiders trading their own stock have actually been proven to underperform the market index.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Investment-Intelligence-Insider-Trading-Seyhun/dp/0262692341

Another reason for index funds.

short SPX, duh.

>>1106404
Nervous bear spotted.

No sudden movements, lads. They have sensitive vaginas, and spook easily. Don't look them in the eye or they run back to their parent's basement.

Buy and hold averaging 10% a year while the autists care about crashes.

>>1106312
Only if it's a sure thing anon.

>>1106312
It's not an investment, it's straight up gambling.

But it can be a good gamble if you pick the side with odds in your favor.

File: image.png (298KB, 750x1334px) Image search: [Google]

298KB, 750x1334px

As much as I want trump to win, shillary will win the presidency.

Source: been in the game for 10+ years

File: dtyj65.gif (2MB, 236x224px) Image search: [Google]

2MB, 236x224px

>>1106278
you wanna spend your time in college learning Britbong law so you can work abroad?

???????

>>1106298
No, my A levels are all humanities therefore its either them or law. Obviously I'm gonna choose law. I'm just inquiring, seeing its been a perosbal dream of Nunez is there anyway I could use this to work abroad. I'm still intend on becoming a Bing lawyer I'm just wondering if thats the only route.

I have a 20k loan at 7% and 10k in savings for emergencies. Does it make any sense to put some of the savings towards paying down the loan until I have the full amount saved up?

Or do I literally never touch my emergency fund?

2 weeks? 12 hour a day job. Fucking obvious dude. It's going to suck but you'll be happy you did it when those two weeks are up.

File: smhfam.gif (2MB, 210x208px) Image search: [Google]

2MB, 210x208px

>>1106243
>working part time

>>1106243

what are your goals