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>>1013273
>he thinks you can just talk in absolutes

>>1013290
Pretty much this.

Most profitable for what kind of business?

Are we talking absolute profits, or profit margins? Also, how management runs the business is a big factor.

>>1013229
Medical, health & wellness
Pharmaceuticals
Personal financial advising

>>1013229

I think that's the wrong question to ask. for every imaginable market you'll probably find people who will swear there is no money in it, and people who will tell you how much there is in it.

generally whatever field interests you, you'll bring the skills to identify opportunities. if you are into games you'll understand how the consumers tick, what makes them spend money and what not. if you are like me and have zero interest in cars, starting a business related to cars would be a shit idea because i don't know my competition, clientele, product, etc.

you have experience in mowing lawns, so give it a shot. i bet you'll figure out how to navigate a tiny business semi-successfully.

God, you assholes are useless.

>>1013227
>taking on several hundred thousand dollars of debt in order to get less than 10% returns

Hmmmmmmmmmm

In short, it depends.

If you get good renters and charge a decent enough price it can be worth, eapecially if you are living in the place as well.

I currently am doing this in a 5 bedroom house and i rented each room for 400$ which is cheap as shit here. I live rent free while making extra 400$ a month, the fact that i live rent free is worth it in itself because all my income goes into whatever investment I want and i have no bills. So it can be worth it if you do it right but its realy situational, you may end up renting to some fucktards that will screw you over.

>Op wants to make a business helping others brand/advertise their company
>doesn't even know how to advertise his own company

Maybe this is a sign that your business is doomed to fail

>>1013207
>start marketing company
>hey /biz/ how do I market my company

Mate, just delete the thread and think what an absolute fucking idiot you are for asking how to market a marketing business.

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>>1013082
That bond was good only to 1967. Sorry dude. Worthless after it was called.

Also, the Nigerian who forged it made a big mistake on the back. Do you see it? A "billion million"?

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>>1013065
Forex

>>1012962
Life is hard, get used to it.

>>1012962
No it's not surprising. Honestly most people lived a life not dissimilar to slavery until a few centuries ago, where amassing wealth were of little concern (because it was basically impossible).

I don't see why these sorts of people would be good at not squandering what little they have.

At least I'm not OPs pic

Spring/Summer is round the corner, Buy a food truck make it look nice and BBQ Sandwiches/ homemade milkshakes

Or start a franchise.

With 50k you can do quite alot

>>1012919
What did you major in that can only get you 16.50 per hour?

What sort of soft skills do you have?

>>1012919
start a real estate investment trust

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>>1012914
How much they pay you?

>>1012914
making "though" phones for the military, small market, absolutely zero to none consumer value in comparison to convetional phones of same or better quality and user interface.

tell me once again what is going to be big here, other than some militaryboos buying it for showing off?

What kind of retail store?

>>1012895
>compound interest wins over books.
>Buy some quality stocks paying decent dividends.
>Reinvest the dividends
>rinse, repeat

>>1012856

They'll die soon unless they find a way to get in on that digital distribution, or some new console comes out that requires physical copy only, but I don't see that happening, so yes, they will die, not sure about 2020, but before 2030 for sure, will face same fate as Blockbuster.

>>1012856
They'll stay around for at least the next ten years. ISP's are being assholes by capping data transfers and throttling connections, so downloading a 100gb game isn't always super practical. It's a lot easier to bring a disc to a friend's house than it is to wait several hours for a game to download. Also physical media allows for a used games market.

>>1012856
My young cousin got an used ps3 for christmas which his parents bought in GameStop

Shut the fuck up you victimfag

>>1012843
This. My family was fucking useless too. Now I have to bail them out constantly. Who cares. They're idiots. Prove it to them.

>>1012827
This is at least the 3rd time somebody has stolen this mediocre bait because they don't even have the skill to anger someone on a message board on their own.

It's been so long since they started talking about raising rates. I remember last fall when it was "imminent." The market has had so long to prepare for it that I can't imagine it'll hurt anything. It's the sign of a healthy growing economy but it's certainly a little scary to see if we're ready or not.

>>1012793

I'm too poor to know what you're talking about, but we'll probably get through it.

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>>1012793
It's supposed to be a signal that we are growing our economy if we are raising rates.

Increasing rates reigns in inflation ... yet we are seeing deflation. Housing is slowing, stocks are down, oil is down. Caterpillar hasn't shown an increase in revenue in like 3 years. Baltic-dry index is falling. Employment participation rate for working age males in the US is at an all time low.

I believe they had to raise rates to keep any kind of credibility. They've talked a good economy for a while now, but have never walked the walk and raised rates. I also believe they know it will get worse next year so they are bringing it up just to take it back down and avoid negative interest rates.

I'm just an arm-chair economist. I read a lot of stuff and I own a small business with 40 employees. Take it for what it's worth.

Merry Christmas.