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>>999649

I say:

>Real Estate agent. Sell houses on your own time and by your own rules (within the confines of the law of course)

>Certified Tax Preparer. Arrange people's taxes for them from January through April 15th (protip: If you don't make any money with the real estate thing you can always file for unemployment until the next tax season.

>Property management. The plus side to this is that most places will want you to be a "live in manager" and your unit should come with an office adjacent to your apartment.. Any ideas here? Yeah, you can use that same office to prepare taxes and meet clients to discuss escrow if you're selling houses....Also, let's say (again) that if you fail at the real estate (sales) thing you'll have a free apartment while you're on unemployment waiting for the next tax season to start...Assuming you can't find some side work bookkeeping.

Whadaya think? That's my input right there.

Any ideas? Anyone?

I heard retail is a good place to start.

>>998662
Blockchain technology will enable killer apps which will be so much better than traditional alternatives that people will have no choice but to use it

>>998681
Are you talking about simple contracts which don't require 3rd parties?

> Why haven't you gotten BTC?

1) It's been proven unsafe

2) I don't think it's gonna last for multiple reasons

>>1001643
We have value, at least in the eyes of the other nations.
We trade that value for their value.
Consumption = production. We just measure consumption because production is harder to measure.

We don't produce a whole lot of tangible "goods" but our services keep the money flowing. A service based economy is the healthy destiny of most post-industrial economies, but of course any real gains are from the productivity increase.

Bascically the system works so don't question it.

Also, those cucks are 4/7ths our size. Not one half.

>>1001649
Cuck is no longer kek?!

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>>1001657
You are still a cuck.

Even if he's elected, his tax plan will never be realized.

Neither Democrats or establishment GOP will allow it.

Look at Obama's tax reform plans from 2007 and how that turned out.

>>1001618
Well. It was more of a hypothetical "Trump is king emperor God of the United States situation"

I really hope he would be able to pull it off.

>>1001613
>8 years
Ftfy

pump before dump

>>1001568
We've been preaching the priced in meme all year. I think you're looking for /pol/

>>1001621
Exactly, the sector that's going to be most affected by the rate hike is the junk bond market, and those have already been clobbered- HYG and JNK

*400

>>1001552
Why though?

why would you do such a thing?

>>1001534
If I own some cash monies and savings balances, and don't have a job, does that make me an investor?

The leftmost one, as most people on /biz/ are.

>>1001534
That's clearly a quintrant OP.

No black halving is comming in six months, difficulty is also going to increase by 20% soon. At best you won't see a roi in months

>>1001390
Block*

>>1001390
Whats black halving? Ive heard it here and there but never bothered to research

>>1001266
>long rubles
Aha, anon pls why

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>>1001266
Are you me?
>>1001274
Because the USD overcompensated and the RUB has become risk averse.

>>1001278
>>1001266

>samefagging on /biz/

but why

please respond

>>1001178
Sure. Illegal Cantonese immigrants do it all the time. Of course, they don't exactly go through bank credits.

>>1001201
Sounds like an interesting story.

it takes a strong will to see all that money disappear so fast

>>1000756

But it's unrealized. You have to be retarded to think of it as real money.

>>1000671
a person gains 5 bucks, and it's not too much of a deal for them.

a person loses 5 bucks and all of a sudden that's their money being jacked right out of their pocket.

it's the same reason why people will fall deep in debt on the poker tables and keep riding the crash into the ground.

>>1000670

kill yourself

Quit your job.

Bartending is the most common job business owners had before they became rich. When I was in Uni, we surveyed a bunch of business owners here in Chicago about what they did while they were starting their business. 54 of the 91 people we interviewed said they were a bartender/worked in a bar to make ends meet until their business took off.

You get good tips and you get to work in the evenings/nights, focusing all day on your business.

Second answer (mostly from Finance guys) was personal banker/financial adviser. Was salary based and worked 3-4 days a week with a full time income. These days you can get a job as a bank teller and easily get trained into a personal banker position just for being male. It's what I did through University. Made $30K/year working evenings and all day Saturday.

>>1000665
2nd the bank suggestion. I also get decent income but wanted something to do during the day

>>1000665

Just become a security guard and work your way up to being the guy who trains other security guards. They work 8-4 office hours daily in a heated office with internet, and they don't train people every week.

Common Corology

foundations

anything to do with programming

>>1000281
Sales

>>1000285
this

and be good looking

>>1000285
Being a person