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This website.

I have wasted at least 5000 collective hours on this piece of fucking shit website

>>988759
>killing time
make money nigga

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https://voat.co - kinda like a non gay reddit

www.ishouldbedoingwork.co.uk

sickchirpse.com

businessinsider.com

http://www.economist.com/

Also, I have no script. I just bum some off friends every once in a while.

Food, sleep, stress relief.

I'm not sure if there's anything else you can do honestly.

i used to feel just like that, and then i figured out i was often feeling weird because i was smoking a lot of hash and taking xanax a lot at that time. so i cut back a bit on the drugs and now i have a lot more energy and i can remember things better. so maybe if youre doing a lot of drugs try to reduce a bit!

>>988671
Interviewers like honesty.
Saying you didn't know and that you'd need to look more closely into it for an answer is so much better than bullshitting an answer.
Saying you don't know something during an interview isn't an end all be all. So if the rest of your interview went well, there's still hope for you. Don't worry about it too much, and good luck.

>>988671
I doubt you failed the interview because of that. Most interviewers try to ask at least one question they know is going to trip you up just to see how you will handle it. The fact that you admitted you don't know instead of trying to give him a bs answer actually serves in your favor. Since this is for an internship position they don't expect you to be fully knowledgable. Relax, bro, you probably did fine.

>>988675
And I didn't even see this post before writing my response.

>>988667
Sorely tempted to buy Shell after that 5% drop today.

Dat falling knife tho.

>>988667
Shell, Cat, RR, GE seem likely to survive.

>>988667
xom
bp
apa
apc
cvx

You should consider PBT and BPT for intermediate term passive income.

You're welcome.

Their goal is to wipe out US shale producers. Unless our government foils their plan by subsidizing it(unlikely), they will inevitably succeed, though they will take a long time to recover

>>988627
So you're saying that there is practically zero risk of OPEC suddenly stopping production in order to cause the price to go back up, leaving everyone who shorted holding the bag, before going back to producing again? Are you sure?

>>988818
The Saudis cant do shit, they need to keep selling the oil, whereas the US shale companies will use new tech to lean up their operations or go bust.We can wait the Saudis out. It is the US who are bankrupting them. Then you have the Iranians supply coming online. We are trying to strangle the Ruskies too.

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>>988579
Chart [2]

>>988579
>analyzing charts

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>>988579
lmaoing tbqh family

>>988506
Stainless steel?

Make parts for appliance manufacturers, maybe cutlery, etc. Big companies take bids for smaller manufacturers to make components. Find a niche and do it the best and the cheapest. That's the only way to grow a business in manufacturing.

>>988506
Hire me ill write a business plan for you :^)

>>988533
Any steel really. Only problem is I need to keep it on the down low so business to business isn't really an option

Seems interesting, OP. What sports are you betting on?

>>988486
Hockey and Football, mostly.

I registered at a betting site and if a bet gives let's say 1.6x if won, i take my "bet" and multiply it by 1.6 when I win.

>>988484
How much have you lost?

The difference is partly psychological. At a firm you're not trading with your own money.

He's also using much less money and doesn't have to be wary about liquidity.

>>988464
I see.

Would the firms be using special data and tickers unavailable to me as a home trader?

>>988572
tickers are just security identifiers.

they WOULD use special data, and have access to more financial products, info, etc.

>>988408
never
there is fed policy which is propping up the price of gold
the banks have been getting rid of their physical holdings since being allowed to physically hoard gold is part of the fed policy, designed to drive up price.
with record breaking demand from three countries, russia, china, and india, one would think that gold would go up, not down. yet, we see gold going down and down with each new record being broke.

what it really means is that there's a lot of supply of gold in the open market, instead of being hoarded up by the banks, who are selling their gold to the three countries. eventually, the banks will deplete their holdings, the fed will reverse their decision, and gold will eventually drop back down to under 400/oz.

>>988422
How long will this take

>>988426
not that much longer. gold dropped from it's peak a couple years back. under 1k will be a new norm, and then under 500 will be a new norm, which everyone will have forgotten about gold at that point. id say one to three years.

im also under the belief that the dollar index will rise to 120 and maybe higher.

That's dumb as shit. My checking account has a 2.5% APR so long as I make at least debit card purchases a month.

Just put it in a Vanguard Target Retirement 2045 (or 2050/2055) Mutual Fund.

>>988330
You can't put 500 a month in it. You can only put ~450 to start with.

>>988345
You should be saving that money instead of spending it for a higher APR, silly.
What's the logic? What's a good rate if you don't get to save as much money as you could have?

>pick a volatile stock
>wait for Implied Volatility to be low and price consolidating around a weekly/monthly high or low
>buy a long straddle

bamp

>>988241
come on biz, you can do this

Try getting a loan from the bank.

Then just never pay it off and live in apartment and shit.

Become like the rest of millennials

Try /r9k/.

Entitled faggot

>>988210
>Just want some opinions on it.

sounds like you haven't gotten over puberty yet

>>988176
You really have the patience to read in a public book store? I don't see the logic.

>>988176
>reading books
>2015
What, why?

>>988211
I prefer paper books as well rather than staring at a screen

When less than 20 people own 90% of Bitcoin, how is that better? It's virtually the same.

You forgot to add "Volatility: high"

>>988144
>>988154
Wrong. You pulled that number out of your ass, since there's no way to know exactly how many people own what in Bitcoin, it's all speculation. In any case, there will always be elites, that's basic human nature.

The difference is in Bitcoin elites come from visionaries that saw the potential since the early stages, and got naturally rewarded by this in a non violent way. This elite cannot manipulate the total money supply at will, and run under a decentralized and open source system.

The "old elite" was made with blood, and runs under a closed source system that can manipulate the supply at will. Volatility is a side effect of not being controlled by this cancerous, old elite, enclosed system.
In any case, volatility will naturally decrease as the marketcap grows towards a trillion dollars over the next decade or so.