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>>694893
>powerlifting (sport)

>>694893
oh my fucking god, where do I even begin.

First, where did you come up with this resume? It's horrendous. You're going to want to start over. I am not kidding, and trust me... you will want to start over.

Google "resume" and see what you're supposed to do. I can't even say everything that is wrong with this "resume" because EVERYTHING is wrong with it.

>>694903
>>694904

Okay thanks so far. Will come back sooner or later.

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>>652963
here's me

I'll take what i can get, but I don't wanna work retail again, unless i get to work exclusively in the back, because dealing with consumers sucked. I'd prefer some sort of office job.
i want parttime work, since i'm still trying to finish school.

the independent/freelance stuff is mainly bullshit, i hardly ever have customers

>>652965
Have you graduated?
>expected graduation 2013

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>>652966
whoops, that should be 2015, thats a screenshot from before i made that edit.
here's the shit that is on the second page, i still haven't figure out what/where to delete

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bump

Shadowstats is generally bullshit.

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bump2

736 Transunion 740 equifax

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i'm 24 with 7 credit cards of which i seldom use 1, and a mortgage that's under a year old.

721 as of yesterday.

>>634171
how do I into amazon ducats?

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>>634171
I want in.

>>634171
>2009

why?

Jump off a cliff and see if they follow.

Jump off a cliff and see if they follow.

Jump off a cliff and see if they follow.

>>611692
Why lie on the internet?

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How?

>>611694

Affiliate marketing (and months of building accounts)

>>591107
I have been lurking /biz/ a lot the past few months. Also been reading my facts and paying attention to the news. But what i cant figure out is how to start doing the initial investing. I don't want to go through banks/brokers if I can avoid it (to avoid losing my profits to fees). But this is where i'm uneducated in the matter. I just don't know how to start. Care to share?

Holy shit bro 32, 19 and 13% weight? I don't go above 9.5% on any single name and stay between 3-5% cash, but I run a focused portfolio.

Have you written anything that could be thrown up on VIC or anything?

>>591111

My first tip would be to lurk /biz/ less. This place is a cesspool and no one really knows what they are doing. You need to get your hands on some books. Read, read, read. Especially the classic stuff like Graham, Lynch, Fisher, Buffett etc.

You will need to use a broker to buy securities unfortunately. Don't get too caught up in the details, a $10 fee to buy stocks that you will hold for 20 years is irrelevant.

>>591116
Hmm now I think about it those %'s are quite misleading because they add up to more than 100%.

AAPL is actually closer to 25%, but still your point remains.

Some explaining factors in my circumstance: I'm 22, so I have almost unlimited 'human capital' left, so I can afford to take significant risks.

I'm up roughly 125% of Apple at this point, so it has grown in the last year into quite a large % of my portfolio. However, I'm currently pouring in $3-4k per month, so over the next year or two this % will naturally come down as my portfolio grows. I'm not willing to incur taxes and throw away money just for the sake of diversification.

>>589010
I wish you good luck, but youd rather go play roulette you may have a better shot at it

>>589013

That's an opinion, unless you have facts to back up that there is statistically a better chance at winning roulette than making 5 ticks in /ES. That's your limitation, not anybody else.

>>589020
problem is, the day you won't make your ticks you'll be ruined and it will happen...

It would have to a loan at interest to avoid being considered a gift, and the bank will probably ask about it.

>>579938
This

Plus if you only have a small amount to put in prolly not a good idea.

>>579936
Also
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>800x1182

Jesus fuck.

I have no idea what any of this means. But I am determined to learn!

Hyper Ultra Elite Pro Trader 9000

>>578278
thinkorswim desktop for charts
equityfeed for alerts

I am not qualified to know about petroleum, but I am interested in why they are so far down when their earnings don't look awful

idk i think its cuz oil prices just dropped but ft says theyll grow 200% in the next year, apparently theyll get back to 10

I took a bit of a look at their 10Q and the overall situation - bad growth in China, strengthening USD, it honestly doesn't look like too bad of a move. I'm gonna get in on this as well

I wanted to add that I only work with the liquid, there's virtually no profit for hardware. Lots of consumers order direct from manufacturer or from China (where a lot of entry-level stuff is made), so I could order a wholesale e-cig for 50$ for example, and maybe make 5$ by selling it. The liquid is incredible margins, however, because the supplies are not readily available to consumers.

>>559752
Where do you sell?
EBay, Amazon, your own site?

Are there any publicly traded ecig companies (juice or hardware) that aren't big tobacco companies yet?

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I could tell you exactly how to do that, but you'd be unwilling to put in the work it would require.

>>560023
I'd do anything if it's not sucking dicks.

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>>560024

Google "IB API"

If you're really willing to work hard, you should be able to take it from there.

>>555991
Fucking autocorrect changed /biz/ to big. Disgusting.

>Be in meeting with client last month
>Things are going well, deal is pretty much a sure thing
>Working with senior representative as well
>Me and old man client are talking about fuck all. Conversation turns to Italian food and culture as my gf is from Italy
>"You two ever try that dago red? "
>I blank stare him and say no while fighting a laugh. Guy has no clue he just used a slur
>Senior rep is a woman who is very proud of her heritage
>"Did we ever have what?"
>"Dago red. All the Italians in my neighborhood used to drink it. It came in huge gallon jugs. Stuff was cheap."
>I put my head down on the desk and am visibly shaking from stifling my laughter
>Other rep is getting livid
>Old man has no clue his story about all the Italians drinking hobo wine on the stoops is offending her
>His wife turns to ask me why rep is getting annoyed
>Politely inform her that dago is an outdated racial slur
>"Oh. I'm just an old kraut. All I know is that we're supposed to call all the shines niggers now. "
>I lose it and immediately start laughing so hard I have to leave the table. This 80 year old German woman just dropped the fucking mic
>Tell old man I'm going to get contracts and we'll go out for some dago red after
>He says that sounds great
>Other rep softens after old man gives us $15,000

If you make people think they're funny, they'll like you; even if they have no clue why you're laughing. You're much more likely to deal with someone you like.

How were you able to get your current job? I'm only 20, and I pull in a little over $3500 a month before taxes. (Working as an IT help desk technician)

>>556030
Friend wanted to go into real estate, so I figured I'd get my license as well for shits and giggles. He found the job, applied, and bombed the interview. He told me about it, I emailed the recruiter, got an interview, nailed it, and got hired. It's sales, so they'll pretty much give anyone a shot. Keep in mind that I'm only making this much because I'm actually selling. There are people here making less than the minimum wage.