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>>1098834
preppers

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>>1098834
people may or may not be eating soup

The eternal American hungers, quite literally.

>>1098483
Yes. You should only buy stocks that people on biz recommend to you.

P/FCF is superior. Just buy stocks trading under a 10 P/FCF with stable historical 3 year sales/earnings/FCF growth with boring/predictable business models. A 3%< dividend doesn't hurt either.

>>1098558
Why is P/FCF superior? No accounting tricks possible?

Think of the 2 outer ones as a fan that changes colours. It rotates anti-clockwise. Do you see it?

In the next position the position of the "fan" will be vertical, which leaves option A or D. And the colour of the "fan" will be different than the previous one, which leaves option A.

A.

>>1098553
I can start bruteforcing ideas into getting A as an answer.

Thanks.

>>1098439
A, fag

With such a short time period be prepared to lose a good chunk of your money and have to put off buying a house if you invest it. I would park it in a money market account or one of the online savings account. You could probably get close to 1% return. Needing the money in a year makes investments extremely risky.

>>1098182
I was thinking the same thing actually. It would probably be too much of a gamble and I would probably at best break even due to fees & taxes.

>>1098196

Barclays online savings is 1 percent interest. It's what I'm using for my home savings

Im really interested in liquid natural gas (namely Cheniere) and hoping someone has some insight into the industry or just thought in general

>>1096068
I used to work there. Save your money for a legitimate biz

>>1096082
Please expand. Also, pre Icahn or post Icahn?

>>1098975
Information Systems is a fucking meme.

Do a CS minor mate. I was an Economics major and it was the best decision I've made. It was hard as fuck though.

Also, if you want to do a double major, I would recommend doing Finance and Accounting.

>>1098994
Unfortunately I only have a choice of certain Business minors and CS isn't an option. Why do you say IS is a meme?

>>1098975
Your minor has no relevance in the real world, I'd go for something completely different from accounting, like Anthropology or a foreign language, just to show you're diverse and not simply a number reading autist

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>>1098938
>mfw I make 130k, still don't feel rich enough
Can't imagine how you goys must feel if you have a family to support on $30k per year.

>>1098938
>Huffington post
k

>>1098938
I guessssssssss

>>1097057
Losses are tax deductions. What tax bracket are you in?

>>1097060
10%. I do Robinhood meme trading and have an account on TD ameritrade for actual investments but none of those have been sold this year

we'll see. the brokerage deadline for 1099's is Feb 15th. I filed on the on Jan 30th because I wanted my return. about the same dollar amount too I made like $30

i doubt it honestly, thats like a $6 liability or something. i think the threshold is $100 for them to kick back a letter

I don't think it will fail. It's like the new tv. Even if edgy people like us don't watch it, it's still going ot be around for ages.

Facebook as in the website will experience a significant downfall in popularity imo; the company however will remain prominent for a while due to investments outside its core business

He's wrong about Facebook being one of the largest and most profitable companies by 2040, but at the same time Facebook isn't Myspace.

It is widely used by most all age groups that the site allows, unlike Myspace which relied a bit too heavily on teenagers.

It's a heavily established brand at this point, and it has enough smart people in its upper ranks (helps that Zuckerberg isn't a retard, either) that they won't fuck it up on a stupid risk. It's the Google of social media at this point, it isn't going anywhere anytime soon.

About the only thing that could kill Facebook is if the US passes a law (and only the US; EU or the rest of the world couldn't do shit to hurt Facebook) establishing such extensive consumer privacy rights that online advertisers no longer have any data to work with and won't pay for ads. Of course, if that were to happen that would also kill Google and literally every other website that relies on advertising.

tl;dr you're both wrong on opposite ends of the spectrum

where in the open source code publicly viewable by all are the backdoors newfriend?

>>1099004
Open source developers are always competent and can see all vulnerabilities. Totally infallible, invincible.

Always trust unpaid open source developers with your investments.

>>1099004
>>1099012

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2013/09/19/linux_backdoor_intrigue/

>>1098977
your mom takes my dick as a vaginal right

>>1098977
That's because the educational system/market relies at people being financially retarded.

Consumerism is the reason that America's companies have performed so well.

They can market and get normies to spend fortunes while paying gooks $1/hr to make the products.

Think of it this way. The required highest level of financial education for a useful idiot is a Microeconomics class at University.

Personal finance classes aren't really a thing. Just let the your bank representative teach you finance concepts, goy.

>>1098977
Doesn't Japan have superfunds?

door to door sales are usually a pyramid scheme

> Internship

you're not considering doing door to door for free are you?

door to door sucks dick. Its just bad on all levels.

It's ONLY worth it if you can make like $200 a day or more.

>>1098880
It's paid. No way in hell I'd do it for free.

>>1097767
Ethereum

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>>1097767
99995 bucks into Ethereum now that it has been
dumped. 5 bucks into a strong rope and and get an onlien streaming account.

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>>1097767
Hi OP, here are a few books I found from another thread.

> kiss of death

You literally have nothing to lose...

No idea why you're even posing this as a question, the answer is glaringly obvious. You really do have autism.

>>1098875

Unless you're making too little money to make your own lifestyle, getting into an office is a chance to move up to a do nothing position.

>>1098610
>working finance in anything but front-office
>not kys
how do these brave souls manage it I don't know

>>1098616
Are back-office finance roles really that shit? what if you're a typical 4chan autist?

>>1098646
Then you're Milton from Office Space. Still hated his job and nobody liked or valued him.