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>>1065267
I've seen analysts like Bill Bonner who specifically cited cheap stocks as those found to Greece and Russia as a place to store money before the impending US credit crisis. So there are richer, smarter men than you who believe those are the markets to look at. What specific stocks? No idea.

Cheap stocks, cash and gold.

>>1065267
Being Greek, the one and only piece of advice I can give is:

Stay the fuck away.

Not even the IMF know what the fuck they're doing with our country and the politicians are clueless as to what reforms to pass to stimulate the economy.

Almost all startups are doomed to fail.

The amount of private enterprises being indebted and cooking books is staggering.

There is some stimulus whenever we receive additional funds by EU/IMF, but most of it goes to the banks.

Capital controls will remain in place for a while longer.

My personal estimate is that the situation will not improve for 20 years.

>>1065290
20 years is perfect. No one is looking at Greece to retire tomorrow. The point is finding some cheap stocks that can your wealth and wind up 1000% up over 20 years once shit is sorted.

>>1065246
You could take out a 2x leveraged long position on the AUD/USD that will make up your losses on the purchase when the AUD returns to parity with the USD when the commodities market recovers.
not financial advice etc.

>>1065266
>not financial advice etc.
Yeah, no shit.
That's straight up retarded speculation, not a hedge.

>>1065246
Wait until the US Fed has to concede they're back into a recession and the USD tanks. Put off those purchases until the 4th quarter, maybe 1st 2017

So is there a strategy you have there with an all consumables portfolio?

shitpostage consultantcy

>>1064428
So like delivering shit?

>>1064405
Ethereum shillniggery

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>>1064329
yeah he's a total fuckface as is the case with most Sillicon Valley 'Gurus'. I'd say Peter Thiel is the only notable one with worthwhile insight. Fuck Tim Ferriss, Fuck Kevin Rose, Fuck Gary V, Marc andreeson is aight, Fuck Ben Jewawitz. Sillicon Valley is a pretentious wankfest with some cool stuff happening in a see of shitty egos.

>>1064344
I'm not done yet, seriously F U C K Gary Vaynerchuk. I bought all that startup garbage and they are selling young impressionable kids lies. Skip to 6:36 in this video and it sums up the garbage that is pumped to kids to buy into the startup atmosphere with their parents money. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8G9QIIvSpzE

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If he was smart he wouldn't have invested in uber, but sometimes fucktards make dumb decisions with their money and hit the lottery. Governments regulate taxis, existing taxi companies are vicious against competition, and there's a lot of unknown with how liable the company is if someone gets murdered or raped by an uber cabbie. It just happened to work out for them.

I really hope these faggots get hit hard when their stocks in way overpriced tech companies plummet to reality. I hope every leftist nerdy faggot programmer gets kicked out of their home when they lose their job and they can't pay the mortgage on their million dollar house. And fuck every cunt wannabe who wants me to make their facebook/myspace/twitter/google clone shit website for free.

etoro, its a pretty interesting concept

>>1064843
hahhaha omg go fuck yourself dont be high jacking my post with your bullshit.

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It seems in your panic... you sold them.

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I... I couldn't have. They were arise; I felt it!

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

I sense a disturbance in the Markets.

>>1052433
This is the beginning of the end. I don't even mean the end of Bitcoin (although this signals that too), I mean the end of everything. Only those who understand what cryptocurrencies really are and why fiat must ultimately be purely digital will know what the implications of this is. This was planned many decades ago and is finally coming to fruition. We live in dangerous times gentlemen. Now we are at the point where you must be more observant or you will miss the writing on the wall.

>>1052439
That's a whole lot of words to simply say nothing.

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>>1052459
Only people who know what Bitcoin really is know what he's saying lol.

ELI5. Blockchain tech is like

Skynet
Nsa on crack etc just read what blocduxjdibcos

>>1065153
No. It's because the macro economy is literally ruling the roost right now.

Macro isn't marshmallow science. It's marshmallow science if you take it at face value, as how it's taught. Learning proper Macro. needs a critical mind and a broad skill set across basic STEM field stuff, especially mathematics and physics, and a good understanding of micro too.

Micro on the other hand is more likely to be correct, but is also extremely theoretical.

Accounting, corp. finance, and applied finance are probably the most useful things I've studied in terms of the underlying economy. Including watching real world market data.

>>1065153
Also:

Every course in Econ. I studied was useful in understanding the way the world works, right down to Public Sector Econ. Which is basically a "How can we shill for .gov" course. (Also broad-based use of macro, micro and many other Econ. courses, which was nice.)

I only opted for the elective because better electives were full. Turned out to be an eye-opener anyway.

>>1065062
jesus christ learn how to use grammar properly

oh hey it's investment bank troll

>>1065068
Holy shit that post was just one long sentence and it hurt my brain.

Since germany is spearheading ai automation im sure some cuckhold socialist approach will take place, and people will basically just sit around all day and get paid while robot work.

Tfw no ww3 cataclysm

>>1064935
All I can say is that the days of robust growth are over.

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Bump

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you should approach business from the perspective of someone with a unique or at least above-average opportunity.

if you dont even have a supplier or distributor to get goods from, how you any different from me besides the fact you want to start a camping website? What is the draw? What is the point? Do you produce some unique product? Do you have something that rei doesn't have?

why do you think this would succeed

>>1065054
We have heard all that before, dont worry. Was looking more for information about finding dropshipping suppliers as it's difficult to tell the legitimate ones from the scams and they are all have notoriously bad marketing

ive been looking into transcribing audio files. my wpm is around 80 and i bought a foot pedal. just relax at home typing shit all day. i dont think it'll pay as much as the office job i had but at least i get to work from home/make my own schedule right?

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>>1064789
Interesting idea.

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>be paint correction specialist
>flexible hours, average $400-$500 a car
>minimal overhead, work for myself, run a mobile operation so no huge rent/utility cost
also
>Bartender at night
>pull in $100-$200 in tips 3 times a week + hourly
feels comfy, wageslaves be mad

Buy the dip

That's not enough to "invest" in the sense you're thinking of.

Invest it in yourself. Put it towards a community college or something.

>>1064649
Already have that paid for by my parents. Just want to make some money. Long term is fine, I'm young.

>>1064459

"YouTube money" is a misnomer.

Google is just using content creators to generate ad revenue while tossing them table scraps on occasion.

YouTube is nothing more than an informal advertizing agency staffed by volunteers who get spare change for their trouble.

Whether they know it or not, channel operators are Google employees who are working for free or next to nothing.

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>>1064466
http://moneynation.com/pewdiepie-net-worth/

>>1064475

He gets the most spare change because he pushes the most ads.

That makes him the top employee in Google's YouTube division.

Nevertheless, he is still a volunteer who works at the behest of marketers.