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You put your bitcoin in and the service shuts down, taking it. You get them and the AAPL shit is icloud locked. You get them shipped to your house and the police show up. Your bitcoin tumbler is fake. EBay flags your account for selling stolen stuff. Serial numbers get traced back to your eBay account and then to you.

>>1104210
what site is it. theres alot of fakes on tor/replicas.

>>1104220
Wow, that's a lot of stuff that could go wrong.

Do you think they report the serial numbers of stuff that might be fraudulently purchased by the Tor site?

>>1104107

Rare huh?

Well there's this site called 4Chan where you can pay $20 for 80,000 people to see your ad.

Though no one rarely clicks on it, you can still be noticed by a few hundred.

I'd like to redeem my points now

>>1104276
they always seem to be the exact same ads for me and have been since their introduction - so

>>1104292

That's because J-List has cucked this site to the point moot started charging them like only $1/50k views.

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>>1103670
Bond investors wouldn't be selling the bonds for less than the assets that the company is worth.

If they were mistakenly doing so, then yes, but you could also be over estimating the value of their assets and lose money.

Where are you getting the asset value from? If its from their balance sheet then its bullshit. If they are tanking with the commodity sector then all their assets are probably valued at levels they were when commodities were valuable. The assets will be written down and a iron mine that was valued at 100mil in 2011 will be written down and be worth 10mil in liquidation.

>>1103702

Subsidiary of the company is currently trying to be offloaded by ubs & lazard to cover the value alone of this sale will wipe 90% of their debt. Further sales of business ventures wil EASILY cover remaining debts.

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>>1103711
If the sale doesn't go as well as you think it will, then you will lose all of your principal.

The market has priced the bonds where they think the true value is at. A lot of smart people doing this for a living have reached the price point. If they are wrong and you are right, then yes you will make money. But how confident are you in this?

you got shares in tesco?

>>1103023
0%

If you're asking what you can get away with, maybe £100 per month.

Watch the movies Inside Job and The Big Short, then come back

Over priced shit kept growing and growing, if you want to make money work off others stupidity

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>>1103020
2008-2009 recession was caused by crony capitalism. 70 years of cold war never happened. There were never any poor socialist countries, only oil rich Scandinavian countries. people never starved in Poland, Yugoslavia, East Germany, Venezuela, North Korea, or Vietnam. That was all propaganda elect Bernie Sanders thx.

>>1102958
dat is a booty

the only way to make those kind of returns is to identify a couple good investments and go all out on them.

the majority of conventional wisdom is to diversify as much as possible, eliminating risk (but also the possible of huge gains) so that you can make a small Steady return and retire in 50 years.

buy ethereum

>>1102958
It certainly can be done over the course of 1 year, but becasue of the risk involved, those returns could never hold over a 10 year period.

In other words, yes, you can get lucky

>>1102898
If you really want it sure.

Since he's your dad I'd try for a discount, or some kind of payment plan through him and not through the banks

>>1102900
I hadn't even thought about that.

I'm not sure if he'd bite on that or not. Do you think it's a financially sound decision, considering my income? I live in an apartment now, and from the calculators I've been using, my monthly mortgage would probably cost less...

how long has your dad had the house, is his original mortgage paid off? and how about the overall condition?

Yes

People are idiots. They will get houses far too expensive for them, or take on variable rate mortgages just because it might be 'the cheaper option in the short-term'. People have no sense or recognition for the future, they live in the present and don't care. We live in an age where people must have everything at once rather than work for it and it just cannot work like that. We are knocking on the door on the worst financial crisis since the great depression and only the smart people who have physical assets are safe

>>1102631

physical assets like houses, chucklefuck?

>>1102637
Nah he means gold and ethereum

>>1100712
..Oh, also I forgot to mention that I have ZERO college under my belt. I would be starting from the very beginning. A high school diploma is all I have at the moment.

Maths teacher here, this job is the graveyard for the unambitious.

I used to mock my Finance friends at Uni that aimed to work the 80h/week meme. They tell me at 8pm their firm provides them with dinner and a ride home. Sometimes, I stay till 8 doing various marking or data entry on inefficient systems because we "have to."

Basically, I'm studying for CFA so I don't pull the trigger. The irony.

Stay away, OP.

>>1100797

I believe in a different type of investment.

Money buys things; we can all agree on that.

If I can teach others how to make money, then maybe/hopefully they'll spend that money on things that will benefit others, including myself, in the far but hopefully not too distant future.

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Reminder these are the people you are taking stock tips from

>>1104228
You pay taxes throughout the year. If you fuck up and overpay taxes each time it's taken out of your paycheck, you file taxes and get a return of what you overpayed.

This works the other way around too. If you fuck up and owe the gubment money, you best pay them by april or the IRS will crawl up your butt

>>1104216
???
http://www.investing.com/equities/atari-balance-sheet

>>1104216
sec.gov shows a lot of info about companies.

>>1104219
thank you so much. But how can i see older data from 1980 for example?

They use an assortment of fees in place of interest. This is done because they suck at math.

>>1104157
Hawala is based on honnor and basically enforced with violence and mimics crypto currency in term of anonymity.

A gives money to B in Saudi Arabia. B tell his cousin to give equal amount to C (A's recipient). If traced back, it looks like shitty overpriced business deals where the difference (or money laundering) becomes the decided transfer amount.
of course if B doesnt pay up, theres nothing A can do besides breaking his legs lol so i give it a C- rating

Shiria law prohibits trading in debt. They created a thing called a sukuk. It is like renting a bond

>>1104111

What did you go to jail for?

>>1104111
Fuck off jamal

>>1104123

Possession x 3
Concealed weapon x 1

>>1104127
Fuck you goof.

Pro-tips:

1. Pretend you're someone they want to hire.
2. Relax your anus. (100% serious)

I have 100% success interview success rate.

>>1104066
I actually have personally worked for some folks on the panel, which makes me even a little more nervous, but I gotta chill out, I know.

Mostly concerned about the Friday interview (it's a half day or so affair) - worried that going at the end of the list of people interviewed is going to be more difficult.

>>1104068
Bro-science tip:

Have 1 beer (will make you smooth and your brain will access vocabulary easier, with more confidence) and a large, dirty, black coffee (will keep you focused so you don't smoothly say stupid shit).

It will be better if you go in dry, but still. Make sure you brush your teeth or drink some mouthwash.

Anyway, getting interviewed last can be a positive or a negative. Your CV is at the top of the pile, you have the chance to have the final word and blow them away.

Not sure what kind of advice you expect with the details you've provided, I mean no one on /biz/ can possibly know the situation better than you. If you ~expect~ to get hired, play it safe. If you're shooting from "low-ground" go risky and act like a dick...

>>1104014
>Why does it seem like anyone who makes an iPhone app is trying to create a startup?

because making a product and selling it is a business ?

"learning to code" and "founding a startup" are a personality accessory, like being a DJ was 5 years ago.

>>1104103
My website is going to make me rich senpai. Just wait and see.