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Forex trading/money making 2016-01-23 12:16:38 Post No.1056031
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2016-01-23 12:16:38
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Hello, guys.
I'm sure you get these threads a lot but I'm going to ask anyways.
What are some good and legit forex trading sites/programs. How do YOU make money at home?
I really want to stop being poor as shit and do something with my life, so help me out.
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>>1056031
>poor as shit
>wants forex trading advice
That's where you went wrong, friend.
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>>1056032
I can start out with 50 euro's, can't I?
At least make some little cash with my initial 50 euros, so I have more to use in the trading?
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>>1056034
>can't I?
Nope.
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>mfw up till this point housing prices have been sky rocketing
>mfw wages have decreased if anything
>mfw CAD is destroyed
>mfw in global terms, housing prices in Canada have remained constant the whole time, the increased prices of houses in CAD is offset by the decreasing value of the CAD
>mfw foreigners are the only ones who can afford decent housing/condos while whoever is working within the Canadian economy is basically poverty level
>mfw Canadians are well on their way to becoming 3rd world citizens
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you already are 3rd world country, its just that the full blown collapse didn't reach middle class yet
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>>1051846
Good meme goy, heard Canadas expanding to farming penguins instead of oil
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Feels decent.
I am putting all my money into VFV soon so I hope the Canadian dollar keeps eating shit.
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>READ EVERY INVESTMENT BOOK AND STRATEGY I COULD FIND
>DEDICATE MY TIME AND MONEY TO LEARN FROM THE MASTERS: WARREN BUFFET, FISHER, SETH KLARMAN, GRAHAM, GREENBLATT...
>BUY A COUPLE OF STOCKS LAST MONTH
>GOOD FUNDAMENTALS - CHECK
>NOT OVERHYPED BY THE MEDIA - CHECK
>LOG IN AND OPEN PORTFOLIO TODAY
>-$2283.24 LOSS
FUCKING FUCK THIS FUCKING FUCK SHIT STOCK MARKET
THEY FUCKING LIED.
THE BOOKS FUCKING LIED
WARREN BUFFET FUCKING LIED
EVERYONE FUCKING LIED
FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCCCCCCCK
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phat green barz
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>>1051733
Next time dont forget about the macro side of things.
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>GOOD FUNDAMENTALS - CHECK
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what's a good next career step after working 2 years as an accountant at an auditing firm?
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If you haven't already, take your CPA exam
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>>1058053
I'm not american tho
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yolo triple leveraged bear ETF on China
Say hello to the 1%
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What's up /biz/, let's talk labor participation and real unemployment.
>CEO of Union Pacific, the largest railroad in the United States:
>... labor participation "is lackluster and consumers just don’t seem to be showing up to purchase goods and services."
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/union-pacific-ceo-says-consumers-184359496.html
This is the CEO of a company that does not sell consumer goods. All they do is deliver them. This means we aren't looking at one company in a slump. It's not that Apple isn't selling as many iPhones as they'd like. It's not that Best Buy isn't hitting its sales targets on TVs. It means that every single company isn't selling as much as it should be selling. This is not a side effect of companies being poorly run. It is a direct result of consumers not being able to afford they things they used to buy.
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>But unemployment is only 5%! It's got to be something else!
You're right. It is something else, because the definition of "unemployed" has been changed by the BLS just about every year for the past 8 years. It's called "labor non-participation". This is all the people who can no longer accept unemployment compensation because they've been unemployed too long; they've given up.
Here's a chart. It was made with data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, so if there is any bias, it's in the direction of making things look better than they are.
Blue is the US population. Green is the total number of unemployed, plus the total number of "non-participating" working age adults. The red dashed line is the "out of work" percentage. Right now it's sitting at just under 32%. Mind you that's not 32% of just working age adults, that's 32% of the entire nation.
The rate of "out of work" people of working age, 16-64, is closer to 50%.
Things have not been this bad since non-participation first started being recorded. It probably hasn't been this bad since the Great Depression.
Things are much, much worse than you think. And they will only get worse.
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>>1054115
And because all they do is deliver them, they can't see many reasons _why_ they're not being purchased.
Back in 2003, you bought a 6-inch Marvel Legends Iron Man with 30 points of articulation, a completely unique sculpt, a diorama base, and a comic book packaged in a giant plastic clamshell for $6.99 retail.
Today, they're trying to sell me 4-inch "Marvel Legends" Iron Man with 12 points of articulation, mostly reused parts, no diorama base, and no comic book on a cheap cardboard blister card for $10.99 wholesale which they expect to retail for $14.99.
Barely 10 years and they want double the money for a quarter of the product.
I can bang on people for being poorfags until I'm blue in the face but that kind of inflation would be insane even without stagnant wages.
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>>1054141
>hidden inflation
>best example is muh action figures
I sometimes forget I am on 4chan
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Hey /biz/, I got three shitty cooking sauces to sell - how would you advertise? 2016-01-25 15:19:28 Post No.1059592
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Hey /biz/, I got three shitty cooking sauces to sell - how would you advertise?
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What are the sauces?
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put homemade commercial in the middle of your fail cooking videos
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Is there something about them that makes them stand out?
How should a young 21 yo stallion go about fling his taxes? I made about ~40k last yeari want to be jewish about it and get as many of my shekels back...turbo tax?
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>>1059591
dude it's not hard to do your own fucking taxes. Just look up the marginal federal tax brackets. jesus
using the electric jew instead of doing the math urself...
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>>1059604
I know faggot but i want to know how liberal i can get abojt deductions without getting fukd by the fuds or irs or whatever i know niggers cheat taxes all the time i just dont know how not major money just want like an extra 500-1000 back
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>>1059612
dude if your a independent contractor you shouldn't be paying hardly any taxes. Dig through gas station trash to find cash gasoline receipts. Write off anything possible till you have zero federal tax burden.
Hey biz,
Haven't been here in a while so I don't know if yall can help. This is a question directed to anyone else involved in ecommerce/shipping. For those who haven't heard, the usps did away with commercial base pricing for customers using their website to print postage. At the same time we also lost access to printing postage for regional rate boxes. What other options do I have now to still have access to commercial base pricing? Is stamps.com a viable route? Are there any other postage providers you recommend?
And general ecommerce thread I suppose
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Sucks about the commercial rates, but oh well. Lately usps has been pretty horrible. Go ups.
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My father is in need of cash to pay off various debts and is looking into refinancing his home worth approx 1.5m. He currently owes:
200k - mortage 3% interest.
30k - credit card debts 15% interest.
20k - miscellaneous.
His mortage provider (Scotiabank) is refusing to lend any additional money due to his 590 credit rating. He has a mortager broke "friend" who offered him an hard loan structured as:
300k - 350k.
Open mortage.
6% interest for 1 year.
2% fee of total amount (15k to set it up)
Now I don't understand why he needs to refinance his mortgage. Is he not able to take a smaller loan of say 50k and leave our current one intact?
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>>1059528
I'm also Canadian
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>>1059549
Yeah don't refi. The credit cards look like the real problem here. See if he can't restructure/consolidate those or go to Lending Club and get a loan for that stated purpose.
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Do day traders produce anything of value in society?
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I have a great life and plenty of time to shitpost on /biz/ while watching positions on my other screens. That's great value if you ask me.
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>>1059493
Funding businesses
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>>1059493
Does day trading even give you profits? It's like monkey operating a ship. It knows the feedback when it moves the rudder left or right, but does it realize the rocks ahead of it?
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Does anybody know a good book on market sizing, due diligence, business valuation, merges&acquisitions, etc. ?
The basic stuff a business consultant would do.
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>>1059430
you're not going to make if you're too lazy to even google it
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>>1059445
There are some books on google, but I want to find one that covers all of it and that someone here has already read and recommends.
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Living in a van, what are the pros and cons?
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>>1059413
Expensive and shit.
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>>1059417
He's got a point OP.
Pros are:
-you get to travel all over the place and meet new folks, try new things.
-no rent just BIG initial payment, of course fuel is a thing too, still better than rent
cons:
-shit hygiene/living conditions
-will have to revert to indian lifestyle and find some designated shittig streets/beaches/shrubs
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>>1059423
This sums it up, not much more to be said about it
Pros come down to:
*freedom*
*interesting experiences*
*overall low cost of living*
Cons
*Loser-ish lifestyle*
*Likely lack of cleanliness after a while*
*Lack of real 1st world comfort*
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Any coin collectors here?
Also general coin vs paper thread.
I was wondering if there are any people here who collect their money in coins.
All the coin money I get goes into a special bucket. I've always been more a fan of coin money then paper money. Of course the big boys are paper but nonetheless I like having a lot of spare coin money on the side.
I got coins all from all over the worlds, Pesatos, Pesos, Dollars, Forints, Franc's Guldens, Rands, Deutsche Mark,,,, etc etc.
I've always that that if hyperinflation hits atleast I can save the coin money for in the future. Then collectors would want to buy it. Reich's mark's and Guilders and many more still sell for 1 euro a piece. Coin doesn't lose it's value so quickly, collectors will always be interested in it.
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>>1059402
Hyper inflation when?
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>Coin doesn't lose it's value so quickly, collectors will always be interested in it.
triggered
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Can someone explain to me what the point of a landing page is?
I run an online business and right now I'm focused on marketing. My whole question is, let's say, just for the sake of example, that I'm selling bananas. Why not just direct my ads to the page that sells the actual bananas?
Why would I direct the consumer to a landing page that asks for a bunch of information and THEN ask them to still go to the page that sells bananas and hope (if they're not exhausted by this point) that they buy a banana.
Personally, as a consumer if I wanted to buy a banana I would want to just be directed to it. I wouldn't want to sign up to some mailing list and receive a free e-book or whatnot.
Are the all the articles on google saying that you need a landing page outdated? Or am I in the wrong?
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Copywriter here.
First off, the point of a landing page is to present the product, the story behind it, benefits, proof, etc.
People don't know what they want. It's up to you to convince them that they want AND need your product.
Your example is not a good one. Every product on the internet has it's own special features that make it unique and different than anything else. The Landing Page focuses on those features and presents the product from a unique angle.
No one is going to buy bananas, but they sure as hell will buy "Handpicked Bananas From The Heart of The Caribbean" and pay extra for it.
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post yfw you realize there is no way to make a decent amount of money safely that isn't wage-slavery
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Go suck a dick
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>>1059185
Yesss goyim, believe.
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Topics like these are almost as bad as "how do i make a billion dollars in 1 week??"