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>bare chest
>no nips

>>962158
pls anon stay on topic

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bump of sadness

>If I have a method for betting on sports games, with around 55 - 60% accuracy

LMFAO fuck off. If you could really do that you would be a millionaire by now.

>Law of big numbers

kek shilling sports betting

>>961960

How would I be a millionaire by now? I have been growing my account, albeit slowly, but I would rather grow it faster.

Also, I only bet on a small amount of games (maybe 2 - 6 a week), so it will take a while to compound returns.

For example, my account started this NFL season at $500 and is now sitting at $750 (betting $50 a game). I can post proof, but then again, no one would believe me anyway.

>>961964
>i bet for 3 months and got lucky
>look mom, i beat the system. i genius.

>>961956
You lost me op

my mom was given a house in a city and still managed to fuck everything up. I get better at letting go every day but it also means getting away from my family which is tough

>>961956
I feel you bro. My dad was a lawyer for 15 years and never made over 35k. How the fuck he managed to not acquire connections, promotions, or better employment over that time astounds me. He then got laid off and didn't look for work for 7 years when he finally took a minimum wage job.

I'm the most successful member of my family and I have nothing. It's a cushiony nothing, but I've busted by ass to finally hit $0 at exactly 26.

I used USD as payment

>>962130
kek.

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>>961896
Yo dawg, I heard you like Bitcoin so I bought Bitcoin with my Bitcoin

>>961881
Make a hair growth serum and use yourself to promote your new buisness

>>961881
Don't pick computer science on the basis of having a beard.

Just take showers daily, use some type of hair products, and nobody will care.

>>961897
>>961890
My other choice was supply chain management, but they usually make people shave for buisness right?

>>961880
Most of those could work as a chemist. MD would probably be the most profitable. Pharmacy would probably be the best quality of life. Chemist would probably be least stress.

>>961880
MD or you are wasting your time.

>>961886
>Pharmacy would be the best quality of life
Do physicians live shitty lives?

>>961860
No money for land, and I live in MA so anything within a 2 hour drive isn't worth the cost.

>>961860
Investing into actual commodities is smart, but the EPA is the most malignant thing in the United States other than the Council on Foreign relations. If you somehow catch the ire of the government, you will be fucked.

That's pretty close to 0% unless you actually present competition to other local companies.

If you could get enough land and then set up some stuff on there like small cabins then you could also sell hunting experiences. It could be year round technically as well since it's private property. You'd have to invest into getting more animals onto your land.

they need to shift exports away from anime and onaholes. weaboos don't have any money

>>961810
from a MIT article - economics types may be interested:

"there are some structural reasons. Japanese consumers still consume an unusually low fraction of their income, which means that companies must correspondingly be persuaded to maintain a high investment rate if the economy is not to have too little demand. The problem is aggravated because the troubles of the banking system have restricted the flow of credit. So to push demand high enough to get the economy back to more or less full use of its capacity would require a big stimulus. Still, why not provide that stimulus?"

http://web.mit.edu/krugman/www/nikkei.html

>>961819
The standard answer goes like this: interest rates are already very low, so the Bank of Japan has done all it can. Meanwhile, the government has a severe fiscal problem, so it cannot increase spending or cut taxes. There is, in short, nothing to be done except pursue structural reforms and hope for an eventual turnaround. This answer sounds hard-headed and responsible. In fact, however, it is based on a completely false premise - the idea that the Bank of Japan has reached the limits of what it can do.

>>961779
>uphill climb of /biz/ since it opened a few years ago

>a few years ago
no

>uphill climb
kek

>what do I do and what should I learn and go into if I want to get through school and get out in my 20s and go into business and banking and be a trader on wall street?
blowjobs

/thread

>>961779
plz-help-me-biz guy returns and gets his thread hidden

baka desu senpai

>>961661
Computer science

Arts.

Comp sci, specializing in data mining.

What's this about? All I see is dummies whining about the gold box page?

>>961732
The gold box page is the #1 page where the majority of people buy stuff from. it has deals that last just an hour or 22 some that last the full day. it has some that last a month and it has books and capons. all separated in category and easy to find. People window shop. the way its set up now is you cant to check it every hour hoping not to miss something on sail. or you will be forced to scan throw 4,000 items a day.
because everything is jammed together, no option to separate it. you can choose a category on the new list system but still its chaos and jammed together. people went to the page to look fore sales not to look fore a set item they are looking fore. bottom line the main income page fore amazon is fucked up. they are going to lose some big time money and its the holiday shopping month. tomorrow the stock will drop like crap.

Oh, I remember seeing the gold box years ago but I don't shop for much so I hadn't even noticed it anymore.

Sounds kind of like the old time Sears catalog, was easier to browse through than having to search for a specific item online.

>>961596
Yeah. It would suck if some people had to become SLIGHTLY less rich at the expense of destroying our planet for future generations.

>>961613
I assume you do not drive a car and power your home with solar.

Why should companies be required to guess at future government regulations and then pass on their predictions to shareholders?

>>961641
I actually just read the article and I'm inclined to agree with you. I was assuming you were just against regulation. That's my fault for not actually reading.

It's complete bullshit to go after companies for not speculating and telling investors to sell. I hope the guy loses his job and just gets laughed out of office

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>>961567
Here.

Who /Alpha Epsilon Pi/ here?

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All day nigga

>>961567

Tau Kappa Epsilon. My chapter has given me good cotacts in the region, but all of my jobs/internships came from another source. But one of the brothers got an internship at the HQ of a tech company that's just outside of the F500 because one of my pledge brother's father is the CEO.

A 1% gap down on a sunday is nothing you see everday

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>>961492
kill yourself senpai

>>961492
You niggers literally said the same fucking thing 2 months ago when the market was down because of the Chinese market correction.

Does nobody have short term memory on this board?

>>961345
SOUNDS LIKE YOU NEED A CLEARCV CV PACK SON

why do you think I need a CV?

>>961373
kek, nice
>>961345
Take the sales job, anon. Either you'll get a chance to go into a better field, or your manager will give you that raise to keep you.

If you end up hating the sales, update your resume and start applying to similar jobs; you'd be surprised how much it pays more. I was the "shining star" at my company for 40k, they updated me to 43k and gave me an "award" certificate with a $100 visa card. I smiled, took it, applied to a similar job, and got 70k.