Help me

>>2216623
Damn that's quite a sad story. How much money do you have to invest? And what does your Portfolio look like currently?

>>2216623
You have a cool job and a wife and a kid. Stop sulking you fucking pussy. Also, thank you for your service.

>>2216623
No doubt your wife is getting banged by another soldier.

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>>2216630
Can afford to invest about £200-300 a month out here.
>>2216631
There's nothing cool about this job. You are used and abused by the higher ranks. You lose practically all your human rights and then you are punished if you try to speak up about it.

>>2216645
Not as common as you'd think. But yeah it happens.

>>2216623
>Wish I could afford to get out but can't afford.
What is that supposed to mean? You're under a contractual obligation, I suppose. So you can't quit regardless of how much money you have until your contract expires. Fix me if I am not correct.

>>2216678
You sign up for a minimum of 4 years yes, but after that time you can quit if you want. I wouldn't be able to support my family comfortably outside of this job though, so I'm currently staying in for them. It's a safe but painful pay check.

>>2216623
Good luck finding that swimming pool, anon.

>>2216623
Who are you serving for and why did you even sign up for it

> having a wife and child
>committing suicide

Don't be silly

>>2216763
British army. Joined up after leaving university. Wasn't in the right frame of mind to finish my degree and saw army as an easy job with little qualifications needed. Got married since being in, I was single when I joined.

>>2216647
Waves is a pretty solid investment in my opinion, I've invested a decent percentage of my Portfolio into it as well. Also look into BLOCK, I think that has a huge upside potential. Ark seems to also have a pretty solid team behind it and they are also great at marketing. Your safest option would be to put like 70% each week into any of the top 10 (except for Ripple). Then use the other 30% on the more high risk high reward investments.

Have you looked into contractors that work for the governments? Private security or police work?

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I was in the Army too, thank fuck I got out. Literal shill job

Nexus - Decentralized internet, cubit satelittes, blockchain from space. Potential beast with ton of innovative tech
NEM - Absolutely beautiful tech, adapted for the future
XMR - Fully anonymous, nicely coded, little expensive, not actually used by anyone, for the most part
BTC - Probably going to have a great next decade, but unless the tech starts improving it will die or get hindered eventually


The above are long term investments, the majority of the crypto industry are just pumpndumps and are not viable longterm investments as far as I'm concerned

>has wife and kids
damn, I'm sorry you got memed op

>>2216623
Are you Combat? Or in the rear with the gear?

>>2216911
Oh yeah forgot to mention Nexus, this is a super long term investment (as in years) but it has to potential to x1000 or more easily. If Colin pulls off what he has planned I think it will eventually rival even Bitcoin itself.

>>2216623
Okay bud, i feel for you. So whats gona be happening in june is the fact that china is going to finally allow withdrawal of bitcoins and conversion of them to actual money. Chinese tried to stifle ppl from taking money out so they all fled to bitcoin, then the goverment locked down on that so their funds are in limbo hell. Mid to late june(who knows for sure) china will allow withdrawals, when this happens vast amounts of money will leave the market plce casuing a price correction. So no friend, you arent to late your right on time. There are only a few short term bets you can make until the crash but their risky in itself and you need to be ontop of it all the time. So my advice to you? If you have anything now: hold it. If your wanting to buy anything wait till after the great chink withdrawl. If your wanting to sell anything you wait till we are the top of the roller coaster, sell to maximize profits just to buy in at the actual dip with the chinks. But honestly, you cant say trade this shit so aim for the long coins with actual projects and working products under their belt: SC, SYS, ETH, GNT(iffy). Good coins to check out, remember all it took in 2013 was 100$ to be a millionaire today. So keep that in mind if you want to be a dummy with weak hands

>>2216850
What role? Would specialising in something help make it more bearable (or at least give the skills to get out - engineering springs to mind?)

Only other thought is getting the army to pay for you to finish your degree?

>>2216911
>>2216936
Will start looking into it!
>>2216915
I'm in the engineers, so sometimes front line, but usually just there to help the infantry with mobility.

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>>2216882
Okay, wtf is WAVES? Why do I see it on a majority of profiles along with STEEM, what are the main selling points behind it? Does it have actual tech or is it just a meme coin.
>>2216911
These all sound like copy cats, nothing really innovative or unique about them. Everything you just stated about these coins you can put on any other coin. "Adapted for the future", "Fully anonymous", "nicely coded" "decentralized internet" These arent selling points if every other fucking coin has them. I imagine if it had any actual innovative tech you would have mentioned it other then throwing the fancy buzz words people threw at you to pump their prices up. Talking about memes, when all your choices are coming straight outta the pumpndump threads. Better to have a wife and make her into a personal cum dump then to be a cum depository for every whale group hitting biz.

>>2216950

Tellin you that you need to adjust your attitude.

>>2216623
your wife is sleeping with a different nigger every night, srry senpai.

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>>2216947
I was in the Signals, thought it was a literal pile of shite. Wouldn't bother unless your dream is to slave for B.T.

What core are you in, I'd probably just start applying for jobs before you leave. Some people manage to get something lined up before they are out the door

forcesrecruitment.co.uk/vacancies/

They hit me up offering me recruitment consultant work, but I have visible tattoos and

>wife and child
>should I an hero
you faggot ass piece of shit you gave up the option when you knocked that bitch up

>>2216623
wife getting pounded by a fresh cock weekly

>>2216623
Thank you for your service. I mean that.

>>2216990
like your mother, kid

>>2216647
What's your MOS? Quit being a pussy dude. Don't work for the Army make the Army work for you

>>2216882
why not Ripple?

Bancor ICO is being released, it's a chance to buy it pre release, hold it for a year and you might make some savage gains

ICO is in 1/2 days

>>2216623
Greetings from Estonia! :-D

>>2216623
D A N I S H A R M Y

>>2216623
pledge alliance to is and shoot up the place

>>2216623
Off yourself you POG boot bitch..quit crying typical army faggot.

>>2218269
real soldiers like naruto dont cry, r-right?