/biz/ - Business & Finance

I’m I a dumb nigger or does Viacom seem like a good buy 10 year low with the possibility of Borg Bezos buying

I’m I a dumb nigger or does Viacom seem like a great buy a 10 year historic low Coke is still overvalued looking for a dividend share and master bezos might buy Viacom

buy or wait for another bear market?

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All of these digits, WHAT DO THE NUMBERS MEAN MASON?

I made .27 dumping my 1 share of YANG at market open anticipating this pump, am I going to make it?

>>17129189
>Even if you were late to the party you could have swung yourself into a decent position by now. Me? I’ve been steadily accumulating since 35 cents so I don’t have to worry about it.
Yeah?

What's your realised profit?

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This. Dip your toe in the water with low risk swing trading. Work your way up slowly from there.

>>17096516
bitmex listing is a cfd right? It might push the price around it might not? If it's not a cfd how do you redeem for XRP?

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It's 7.6 million to be exact.

>>17045061
>Why wouldn't you just buy TSLA then?
theres no way im getting in right now when the shits just going to plummet the next time does drugs on national tv or throws a rock and i can get a much better position

>>16997525
You need to utilize less than 40% of your credit to maintain and "excellent" rating for that portion of you credit score. Other things that help you stay in good standing with shekelberg:
>100% on time payments, even 99% drops you out of excellent
>25years credit history
>$50,000 available and unused credit
>2 or fewer credit inquiries in the last two years
>2 or fewer new lines of credit/loans in the last two years.

The ultimate secret of /biz/ is to develop sight. Increase your critical thinking, research ability and pattern recognition. Or just skip all that shit and buy chainlink. Seriously.

>>16843076
maybe they realized that ether value lately was hugely dependent on usdt transactions? And now usdt operates within other networks too, so it lowers the value of etherium network?

>>16820999
The most ambitious and capable people are attracted to money.

>>16683299
sell a kidney for 60k, put that money into chainlink til april, cash out 400k, buy a better kidney back.

hello /biz/, wonnabe game dev here. I want your honest opinion. I'll try to greentext it:
>be me, newbie web dev that also knows the basic of Unity
>have a brilliant game idea
>discuss it with another close friend about it (who also contributed equally to the original idea and architecture of the game)
>fuck it, why not try to actually created and make money out of it?
>we already have an illustrator and another somewhat experienced web dev that wants to contribute (who though has limited exp in Unity)
>we also might have 2 more Unity game devs (one is also a junior lvl, the other is more experienced)
So, my / our problem is that we are greedy and want to not give permanent profit % to all the other contributors, meaning we don't want them to be our partners / co-owners but our employees. The problem is that we simply do not have the capital to pay for their work. So, I came up with a more balanced potential solution to this:
Offer them a contract which states that:
>their payment consists of 2 types: one is a constant, the other is a %, based on our future profits.
>payment type A: They'll be offered the national average wage for their work. Once the game is launched, IF it starts having profits, 90% of all our profits will go towards the payment of all our employees (while the 10% goes to me and my other friend, the company owners).
>Once their salaries have been paid out (we conservatively estimate it'll take 0.5 to 2 years before all employee salaries are paid out), they'll have limited ownership of part of the profits for a limited amount of years (probably, 3 years, might extend it to 5). For example, if a game dev that contributed 25% of the total required work for the game to be ready to launch, then he'll be a partial partner for 3 years, owning 7.5% of our net profits as a company.

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please

>>16507140
How would that work in practice? Do you just avoid every third message and wait for her to send something else?

why would anyone wanna invest in hot when u can buy beam at 50 cents each.

>>16452198
About 130 million phones are sold per month. The PS4 hasn't got that many lifetime sales. I can't see lifetime Oculus Quest sales moving QCOM, let alone recent sales.

>tfw wagebitch with only 6k link

>>16112693
1) Never go all in
2) Diversify
3) options are cool but only with small amounts of $ on the line
4) Never regret selling for a profit even if it could have been more.
5) Learn to cut losses.

Thanks for asking anon

I could be 21% richer if I stopped swing trading.
The more I do it the wider the gap gets.
Am I taking profits and managing risk or is this a waste of time?

>>16090366
This is boys, strap in. We’re going to the moon. Fed won’t be able to do much this time, our time to win