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I had an idea for a business where I could just sit at home, but I'm having trouble at a part.
>post on craigslist looking for workers and say apply via email
>get a small pool of workers that way
>advertise handyman jobs basically
>send worker(s) there to do the jobs
>get money from clients that wanted the jobs done
>???????
>profit
I'm at a loss on how to pay the workers though. The entire point of this was for me to sit at home, so I don't want to go anywhere and meet them. I just want to give them the money. Most likely will not have paypal, so what do I do?
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>>1030491
Anyone else think that's an odd looking boot?
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>>1030522
It's quite strange.
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>>1030491
lmao. so basically you want to start a general contractor business and not meet any of your potential employees or clients?
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Are there any real "socially responsible" funds out there? I'd like to get a return on my investment but not if it means making executives at Apple / GE / MS / Merck richer.
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>>1030481
there are not no.
the biggest dividend stocks are all mega-corporations
if you want money you are going to have to deal with that. They are not offering high dividends just because they are awesome. They want people to stay regardless of the moral and social outcomes in society.
welcome to money
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lol @ socially responsible.
I invest in guns. And the military industrial complex. And cigarettes. And booze.
I haven't invested in the funeral industry, but I probably will.
The reason people spend so much time praising companies with a social conscious is because they want to reward them for the fact that they aren't making any money.
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Yeah in vegan health stores and gluten free food.
You won't make much if any money though.
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This is my first time on this board and I've come to you because I don't know shit about finance.
I have about 1 million JPY in cash in the US.
I have about 17K USD owed in student loans, about half of which is at a 6% interest rate and the other half is 3%.
I've been paying 200 USD a month because I didn't have much money in my US bank account and I wanted to stretch it until I was able to get some cash back in the US.
What should I be looking to do here in terms of timing my currency exchange. From what I understand the current exchange rate is garbage for me, but because I have to pay my loan off I'm under some pressure to have USd available. I can wait a bit but not until 2020 or whatever.
tl;dr when's an optimal time to change JPY to USD soonish
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>"I don't know shit about finance"
>Comes for advice on a site full of neckbeards and assholes
It's like you're asking to be fucked over.
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>>1030442
Do you have paypal? Gibme dat money
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The potential volatility in the currency market should make you wait until the dollar falls. Also consider a bounce around, buy commodities with the yen and sell them in dollars
Any forex traders here? I just blew up my live account for the 2nd time. Still trying to cope with the loss
ITT: General Forex discussions and psychology
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>>1030416
started reading a book on forex, I feel most of the 66 percent who fail are dumb fucks who gamble and no nothing about forex.
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>>1030416
where you bought at, price is already like 2 SDs from the average, so trying to sell there is literally burning money. it's going to be extremely hard for price to be 3 SDs below average, while it's easier for it to revert back to at the most 1 SD below average.
>not knowing how to read TA
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>>1030416
my condolences. keep the faith, anon.
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>three hundred united states dollars per month
Do I have to pay this much for health insurance? Are there any less expensive options that include dental coverage? I'm in NJ and can realistically afford maybe $100-150 monthly.
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>>1030377
Bumping for help
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>>1030377
>pay 3.1K/yr to potentially save 1K
Top kek
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>>1030377
Be actually employed and get coverage through your employer.
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so... I am a greek male living in greece athens specifically i have a barber shop that i currently work at which happens to be my fathers we dont own it and its rented at about 340€ i believe,the shop is going very good counting at about 12 years of business yoy could say with an approximate of 500 customers in total as my father has said to me he might be lying im dont know what the reason might be,never mind that it is going is what im trying to say but here is the deal he told itmakes 20k a year as a shop and that might also be a lie since i jave counted on a regular day with much customers 300€ at the end of the day amd im wondering now i will be making so good money of it and be good financially,but the other thing is that i have a an uncle at usa.,new york,staten island and he can provide me with work at a lical barbershop there as long as i will be a very good barbee and slowly arise to make my own barber shop,however there a lot of difficulties to surpass and one of the most important ones is the green card i need to have which is close to impossible having unless i actually win it from the lottery of usa what do you giys suggest i do please read the whole thing i know its a lot but help me out a bit
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>>1030349
pay denbts
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>>1030454
listen to this man, it's good advice not just for greeks.
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I want to go to Greece on vacation for a week or two. Whats the best place?
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how do all these hipster bums afford to live in nyc anyway
they can't literally ALL have trust funds
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>>1030297
Selling drugs, sucking dick, beginning, stealing, leeching off people more successful than they are, scavenging.
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>>1030305
Welfare, don't forget welfare.
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>>1030297
>startups
anything from arts and crafts to weapons of mass destruction
Why does the "Hypothetical growth of $10,000" graph of Vanguards intermediate term treasury fund look so much better than the price history of the same fund on Yahoo finance? I know they're measuring different things but the discrepancy still seems large.
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>>1030293
One is based on the share price and one is based on account value, this will make the charts not look exactly the same. I'm sure that Vangaurd factored in reinvested dividends and I image Yahoo didn't. Who knows.
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Reinvested dividends. You thought index investing was a meme? Wait till you see the growths with DRIPs.
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Before getting into entrepreneurship, how many failures should you be able to sustain with the capital you have?
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Depends. What's your ability to find a regular job that pays enough for you to recover like?
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I think it depends on the amount invested, no? One enormous failure could wipe out the savings of most people.
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Can we get a financial/investing podcast thread going?
I'm not expecting this to explode or anything, but I'm looking for recommendations for a decent podcast for beginner investors.
Anything with money management is welcome too.
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if scandinaviafag then "pengepodden"
two great investors in norway handing out golden tips and lessons for free
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>>1030205
Listen Money Matters
Dough Roller Podcast
Freakanomics
Bigger Pockets Podcast
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>>1030205
>Listen Money Matters
http://moneyfortherestofus.net/
Do you Britbongs invest through a discount broker or using a SIPP? Seems that the income tax relief on a SIPP really gives you a good head start on the market and helps to build you portfolio but I'm not sure whether it is worth not being able to take money out until I am 55.
What do you other brits do?
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>>1030197
Have you used all of your ISA? If your not maxing out the 15k of it I would say fill your boots in it first if access to the funds is necessary. Any income/gains is tax free.
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Is it wise to have 33k worth of Krispy Kreme stocks
Because I do and I'm seriously regretting my actions
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>>1030167
So you've got about 2500 shares. You can sell 25 calls against at .35 cents thats 800 every 45 days or so, thats 6400 per year.
6400/33000 =19.4% ROI.
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>>1030247
Hey anon, how do you find the call price?
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here you go.
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How do I invest in alcohol?
I think Russian River is private.
I don't want to invest in piss beer like BUD(Budweiser).
Then there's something like BF.A, but I don't like the taste of Jack Daniels.
There's Constellation Brands(STZ) who have Svedka.
Suntory (STBFY) has Yamazaki
Davide Campari - Milano(DVDCF) has Wild Turkey
I want to invest in products I actually enjoy, but all the good ones are private.
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>>1030144
This advice is on the house. Investing in a company for their product is one of the dumbest things you can do.
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STZ is in process of buying Ballast Point to break into craft brew market. Might be a good buy, but I haven't looked into them that closely.
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What trading platform is this?
Which brokers offers it?
inb4, it's not MT4, MT5, cTrader, FXCM Trading Station. The most similar is NinjaTrader, but I'm like 80% it's not cause it lets you trade every NYSE stock or ETF.
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I don't recognize it, and I've seen most.
Could be hand made. It's getting more popular for firms to build their own platforms.
Why do you want to know? Do you see an indicator that you want on it? Just reverse engineer it onto another platform.
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>>1030769
wiki/Parabolic_SAR is the only non-avg indicator I see on there, besides the RSI of course.
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>tfw I feel guilty about taking too long to eat because I will spend less time making money
Be srs, is' 8 hours a day, 7 days a week, a good enough amount to work?
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why dont you eat infront of your pc, and watch a video or some shit related to money making.
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Sell vids of you eating for $.99
Eat weird shit for cash
Review restaurants
Start a food blog
Eat dick
Tons of ways to work 24/7 anon. Stop being such a pleb.
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100 years ago they worked 13h or more per day 6 days per week.
So no, you could work a lot more.