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>>1036404
>The Economy in 2014-2016

In other words, it won't get a title, because it's nothing worth noting.

The Great Memeing

>>1037620
>inb4 The Cuckening
Fall of Rome 2.0

>>1036397
Because not everyone and their retard cousin can be a CEO, unlike you computer nerds.

>>1036397

>why don't they just print more money?

My dad was raking in >$500k and growing until he got wrapped up into a lawsuit. He thought he could easily win, but he ended up losing and owing >$4mil in legal fees. Also, his business growth slowed to a halt due to devoting most of his time to the case.

That was a few years back. Currently, he's "rebuilding his empire" and doing really good operating in niche markets. Helps that he's a smart guy.

>>1036363
No, I come from a family of underachievers and lower middle class, the kind who can appear like everyone else at the expense of never doing anything with their lives and having no comfortable retirement plan.

I'm 26 now and making more than anyone else in the family.

>>1036419
in a surprisingly similar situation

sad to realize family is a liability but at least I get to live my life now

not go on 4chan, for starters

>>1036337
Pros is profit for insurance companies

Cons is worse healthcare for everyone else

People are more motivated to do a fantastic job in healthcare with a high profit motive, which can only be achieved in a private practice.

Cons are that you have to either pay a shitton of money or get insurance (a smaller shitton)

>>1036420
Productive and motivated workers, efficient systems = lower cost for the same quality.

It's true it doesn't do any redistribution but that's not a role for healthcare

US is not a good example because the government interferes at every level

>is there some type of sticky for this board?
>doesn't look at the top of the board, where a sticky would typically be

lurk more, never post again

What can you do?

>>1036176
take out huge loan at lower interest rates

>>1036162
Please read the credit secrets bible.
http://dropcanvas.com/zpf5p

You can wait, or you can seize credit agreements while rates are low. and achieve the thick file.
IMO its better to have and hold than to wait and see.

go right back to /r9k/, dumb frog poster

>>1036160

Look,

Nothing counts except what you've achieved- the money you're going to make, isn't worth a cent.

Get off your fucking ass and do something, you lazy shit.

Let me guess, you're smart, really smart, just lazy right?

WRONG. If you were so smart you wouldn't be so poor!

>>1036164

No, I'm not one of these tards who failed high school algebra and talks about what could've been. I was top 1 % in my country's school system, become the typical lazy person in the middle of my stem degree but got an acceptable grade. If I am "le lazy smart guy", I'm many notches higher than the typical 4chan one.

This is going to sound laughable in its patheticness but when I got a part time job that actually forced me to see the public more often, it was like a motivation dampener. Every male and his dog seems to have a 7+/10 blonde gf or wife. People with boring as fuck average jobs have cars and houses and holidays and lots of spending money. It's like society has more than enough resoruces.

Where is the motivation going to come from?

>>1036096
4chan: not your homework service since 1904

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>>1036129
fuck, I thought one of you would do it for me lol

>>1036096
Bonds are priced according to the Highest interest rates of banks. It is either sold at a "Premium" Or a "Discount." A company chooses an interest rate, compares it to the Highest bank interest rate and either sells it at a premium... or a discount... That's the only 1 determinant.

Purchase ETHEREUM

>>1036042
>inb4 everyone is mean to me

In real life this sucks. I've been nice and all people do is be mean. If I was 19 I would join the air force or go to college. Probably both considering military can pay for a lot of your tuition.

>>1036042
study one thing, be it coding, build shit, or something that'll make yourself marketable in the future.

If you're good at math and have good grades then I'd suggest attempting to get into a target school for investment banks and working your ass off.

Tech Startups, easily.

Work hours? On Wall Street, you work 100 hour weeks for bald people. In a tech startup, you work 100 hour weeks because you have the energy and drive to do so for yourself.

>>1036032
To make it to 100 million net worth is going to require you to found your own tech start up, and improbably get bought out by Google or something. Or you could go to Wallstreet, but you'll still have to make to the C-suite of to get the kind of income/equity which would make that net worth possible.

Your chances are zero either way.

>>1036052
>Still thinking centralised paradigm will matter

Buy ETHEREUM

Little known open secret in the bitcoin world:

Satoshi Nakamoto is Nick Szabo.

He blogs at unenumerated blogspot and has a larger collection of more detailed essays available at:

http://szabo.best.vwh.net/index.html

The man is truly a genius and polymath. If you really want to understand money and cryptography on a deeper level i suggest reading his papers.

Just dont tell any journalists. We dont want them poking their noses in.

>>1035908

Regardless of legality, you have to consider- the people that will buy bitcoins with cash, are using them to buy large amounts of drugs online, so they can sell those drugs to distributors- 'dealers'

You might not go to jail, but you might get shot and thrown in a ditch

>>1035969
I'm really surprised that journalists haven't been able to figure that out yet. It's so fucking obvious. Welp, they're all just English majors with nothing between their ears. What can ya expect

>>1035884

There is already a Robinhood thread. I guess we can start a newer, noobier one here. I just initiated my first x-fer of 100 usd on it.

>>1035884
Optionshouse would have to be absolute shit to be a worse choice than Robin Hood.

>>1037109
>>1037109
It's not. I like to look at numbers more than charts. Charts dont mean everything. I use charts for a small % of what I look at.

However, due to paying down significant college debts I don't have a lot to invest this early as much as I would like. So I dont care how I pay for the stocks, but free when I dont use either sites marketing bullshit, I would rather pay $0.

>accounting fag

>>1035796
Insolvency has two meanings under US law: balance sheet insolvency (liabilities > assets) and equitable insolvency (inability to pay your debts as they become due in the ordinary course of business). So insolvency is a term that describes certain financial circumstances.

Bankruptcy is a court process under Federal statutes for discharging certain debts and using other financial remediation tools. It's intended to give debtors a "fresh start" while providing equitable treatment for creditors based on the priority of their legal claims.

So insolvency is a condition, and bankruptcy is a cure. It's one cure; there are many others. It's not a perfect cure, nor is it the appropriate cure in all circumstances.

>>1035719
>big bucks
>louie_ck.jpg

I'd probably call a rancher of some sort.

Or maybe just the ASPCA. They'll make cool commercials about them.

AGREED DUDE