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>>1069990
You would have to check the terms of the loan to know.

>>1069993
I mean, just a standard loan, I don't know by going to the lenders site how to tell what kind of loan it is. One of them is a federal student loan

What kind of terms am I looking for?

>>1069990
My fed student loan accrued interest daily. That way if you pay it off a day before the 'interest application' date you wouldn't skip the year or the month you almost went through. Most loans work like this.

Total waste.

I'm really looking forward to the house of cards coming crashing down.

I'm surprised the word hasn't gotten out yet.

Almost nobody is winning money. Basically the top 1% is the only group to see any REAL money. And the top 10% earns a little bit of money, nothing to brag about.

Nearly everyone that plays is losing money every single week. I really don't fucking now how DFS is making so much money.

>>1076505
This is a sucker's game and not a form of investing, thanks for being the type of idiot who subsidizes all the nice things in my life though.

>>1076707
Nice things?

>>1073954
TL;DR

Is SH a stock that you are only supposed to hold for a very short period of time or can i hold this for a year without getting murdered in leveraged fees? i thought SH wasn't heavily leveraged

>>1073954
Did you read the prospectus? In either case?
>is there a cliffs notes pdf
no

>>1073971
I am not very intelligent so it is hard to read the prospectus because they use advanced language.

I have read this-->
http://www.proshares.com/funds/sh.html

Ticker SH
Intraday Ticker SH.IV
CUSIP 74347R503
Inception Date 6/19/06
Expense Ratio * 0.90%
NAV Calculation Time 4:00 p.m. ET
Distributions Quarterly

I understand the expensive ration to be a .009 a year so at 13,000 USD i would be paying around 130 a year in fees?

>>1074088

Not anytime soon, prices will continue to rise until the Chinese government steps in.

This Friday will be a trigger. Guaranteed the bubble pops this year - not a good news for the economy though. If your parents were any smart, they would have sold their houses already.

Source: I'm in Toronto

>>1074088

I know where you are coming from my man. Fucking boomers.

Stupid fucking idiots think they know shit cause they are old.

I'd buy ten shares of netflix or apple.

>>1077025
really? Netflix seems to have a really high P/E ratio. And Apple doesnt really have the sort of diversification that Alphabet does.

>>1077027
P/E means nothing.

>be me 18 years ago.
>no 4chan, shitty Internet.
>start business
>18 years later
>millions

Anon, try harder.

>>1076760

Moot, other idea.

I am slowly following my plan, 33 years old, got a trade in the highest paid industry at the time when i was younger. I have nearly paid off my house, I earn $135,000 per year for working 7 days on 7 days off, so I am studying business and once i own the house i will direct all of my excess money into investment, either own a business or stock portfolio, hopefully retire early.

dumn frog poster

Thats a more boring version of he neet daytrading mansion im starting

>>1076289
Literally me. All I need is a small box with a broadband internet connection and I'll be entertained forever. I just need enough money for food and water. I have no aspirations of women, children, or fast cars. Virtual reality is coming soon brother. We can plug ourselves into the Matrix.

>>1076265
Yes, I have an idea for an app that will generate me one million dollars. Let me go ahead and give that idea to you.

>>1076265
Rpg makermv is can export games to iOS now :)

>>1076282

Oh my god, me too!

Let's all share our ideas with OP, guise.

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Ay nigga I gotchu. Here are some primo questions that you should ask when they ask "have any questions"

Can you tell me a typical day on the job?
What do you like most about the job?
Can you tell me about the projects I'll be working on?
How would you define success in the position.

And then make sure you thank them in a follow up email for the interview.

Also don't wash your asshole for good luck. Gives you that sweaty crack sense of confidence.

>>1076479
Another few good questions are
"What are the best and worst parts about working for this company?"

"If you could change a few things at this company, what would they be?"

"Do you enjoy your job/working for this company?"(any answer/hesitation other than an immediate "Yes" is a sign that it's not such a good place to work)

Maybe leave out the more pressuring questions like "What do you hate the most here?", seems a bit bad to be so negative and perhaps putting light on the company's bad sides before you even get hired.

>>1076485
luckily i've worked for the company before so I know the perks and stuff

>the engineer is the only one without a girl
As expected

>>1076184
They all look like fucking twats.

>>1076184
The engineer clearly won.

This is relevant to my interests as well

I am not in HR currently, but worked in HR for a brief period in a major retailer. It was pretty easy, but the work was often tedious. You're basically worrying about all the shit no one wants to give the time of day to. I think just about all of us have ignored HR over the course of our careers (unless it's about compensation, lol).

The women I worked with were hot and cold. Usually cold. That's how I'd describe their attitude of interacting with prospects, employees, reps, etc. Like you were inconveniencing them by making them do their job. Sometimes it felt like a DMV experience, which I hated.

My advice would never lose your kindness, even if you're not a very social person. It's all about smoothness and pleasantry IMO. At least if you want to keep your sanity.

>>1076064

good advice for when I actually get a job, but I'm looking more for what the job itself is like, and how to appeal to employers in order to get one

how'd you end up working in HR for that brief period?

>>1075439

Are you retarded? Serious question.

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>>1075447

idk, am i? thats why i've come here with questions.....i've been sitting on some WWE stock for awhile and am looking to switch it up

>>1075451

>WWE stock

Are you autistic too?

I'll start, I'd say $700,000

GDP per Capita 49,000

Rich 10,000,000 atleast

Paid benefits, house, cars, vacation time, can retire before the age of 60, estate is planned.

> Derivative works are infringing if they are not created with the permission of the copyright holder. Thus, a work of fiction or a best-selling biography cannot be translated into French and distributed without the original author or copyright holder's permission.

>>1076908
How would this work on an international level?

Couldn't you just get around it by posting in a nation that doesn't have these kinds of restrictions?

>>1076908

Yes of course, but what if I take a buzzfeed article and rewrite it into another language?

What if I took half of a buzzfeed article and half of anothers site's article and mix it together?

I mean buzzfeed usually sources reddit or twitter so I could source those links as well.

Nobody can prove I stole content?

Go into trade, work all the overtime you can until you're 25, keep your expenditure down, invest smart. Someone else will have to help you with the last bit

>>1076804
You don't unless you're athletically or musically gifted or really really really good-looking.

>>1076809
fuck, so the tradie route is my only chance at becoming rich without a uni degree