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>>1068853

I collect coins.

If you're collecting, it should be because you have tons of disposable income, and you like the stuff you collect, not because you want to make money off it

Although, for the record, mark cuban says he made all the money he used to start broadcast.com buying and selling rare stamps

>>1068853
Loans

>>1068853

> legos
> "special edition"
> "collector's edition"
> anything with limited production

Coins & stamps are your Beanie Babies; everyone is doing it.

That isn't to say it's not profitable, but only if you truly know what you're doing and what you're looking for.

>>1068679

No ideas. The only ways are

1. Hoard gold, hope the IRS doesn't find out.

2. Launder the money

3. Spend all the money on illegal things for cash

Claim you have a mental disorder and start a charity for yourself. Make all donations anonymous and you have yourself your own untaxable washing machine.

How much is this hypothetical amount?

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>>1068609
laughed, ty op

You know. There is probably some argument to be made for turning on every indicator and buying or selling based purely on if the majority of the lines end above or below the current price.
Wonder how well that would go. Half tempted to try it.

>>1068609
Kek. This is now a /biz/ ylyl thread

>>1068231
>>>/pol/
>>>/r9k/
fuck off faggot

>>1068255
What? How so? It's related to work.

>>1068231
You can only fake stuff for McJobs where the company is either so cheap they don't bother to hire a company or have a department to do background checks on their employees with high turnover, shit pay, and no benefits.

For any real job you will get called out on your bullshit, made to provide proof like paystubs, and generally hounded until either you can provide the proof or get potentially fired.

You are better off getting a job from some easy online place to fill in your resume (something like transcription sites, or writing websites). You don't even have to do much or stay invested. Just get a paystub so you can prove you worked there.

>>1068021
Naw dude we dumped days ago. You didn't dump yet? Holy crap.

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>>1068033
I didn't dump because I got caught up in the project and I really like what they're doing.

Plus the pump and dump correction wasn't that big, it's still rising hard, just not fast enough for /biz/'s pump and dump scheme.

>>1068037
>it's still rising hard
Holy shit dude. Have you even checked the price today? You were supposed to have dumped already. It's tanking HARD right now.

What's the video game about? Also post trailer

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>>1067563
Don't got a trailer but pic related is the banner.

>>1067566
/r9k/ and /b/

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>>1066812
ought to be interesting considering Japan's economy and upside down labor population.

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been waiting for this moment

ready for my money now

>>1066812

It looks like the world economy isn't recovering after all.
I wonder what the FED will do once China devalues its currency.

First, I would try to grow the local economy and try to rely less and less on foreign aid. I would start with agriculture so I would try go grow all the foods a country would need on our own. I would then strengthen other necessary parts of the economy, like housing, water, etc. After that, I would work on getting natural resources from my country to export to other countries to build a global presence. Education would also be a top priority. Can't have retards running around. And then eventually I would work on leisure, after all the important stuff is taken care of. All of this while being a capitalistic nation of course.

Mass genocide. Replace with white people.

>>1063025
Are there poltards on /biz/? I thought this was one of the most educated boards.

>>1069615
Let men fuck you in the ass.

>>1069615

Making a lot of money by doing a lot of hard work, achieving a high net worth, and then tucking that high net worth in safe low yield invesements.

Everyone trying to trade $20,000 will NEVER make it.

Shouldn't even think about trading until you have a 6 digit net worth

The only true passive income is tax sheltered mutual/index funds.

Real estate is essentially a second job

Day trading is a job

I have been in similar positions as them so I do it out of good faith.

>>1069503
I try to help with actual business stuff. Get rich quick stock market garbage should be ignored by everyone all the time. If you don't have the balls to be more than an employee, you really shouldn't be fucking with anything but index funds anyways, because you don't have a lot to lose.

Just my two cents.

>inb4 the 500 hedge fund managers who lurk here tell me beating the market is easy/possible

Robinhood for bare basics

Fidelity flat fee trades

Vanguard for mutual funds

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>>1069474
Yeah, but isn't Robinhood just another /biz/ meme?

TD with dough discount rates
7$ trade and 1.50 per option
no ticket fees.

time to start using synonyms of react

>>1069433
once a jew always a jew

>>1069345
negative interest rates encourage banks to not park money and instead lend it to people. They want to encourage inflation which they need to spend money, which can happen by people getting loans, which contributes to an inflation cycle.

There is a negative 0.75% rate in place in Switzerland already so it isn't anything new and the Japan negative interest rate is only negative .01%

>>1069322
have to hire a patent lawyer to handle lawsuits and reclaiming lost profits

that is pretty much it.

>>1069322
If you never release your products in America you will loose patent coverage in America. Did you do even the slightest bit of research you dumb nigger?

>>1068908
One book that helped me alot is "A Clockwork Orange" by Anthony Burgess. It really helped out with my insider trading skillz.

But in all seriousness the only way to become wealthy is with hard work in a certain field of your choice. Books are completely useless and only serve to waste your time.

>>1068908
try the self help area of your local bookstore, its where winners congregate!

>>1068913
Actually Kiyosaki's book gave me some strenght and positive thinking, a desire to change, so do not think it was a waste of time.

>>1068914
WAT