/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>50124107
>half this thread
This thread has already been cut in half if you don't include Scoopsies. Look, here's the deal. What we need to do is hold this territory. We need to short oil and before that, we need to buy calls on oil. I know it's confusing. Like Rich Piana said, you gotta confuse the body, but look. Oil is the way. Oil is the last bastion of volatility for all you volatility hoes. And we need more men here, more men who know the way...

Do you know de way?

>>50105026
I will not yield this land

>>30053255
Why? It seems like a great investment

I've come across a product that just entered the US market that I personally enjoy greatly - I have an opportunity to sell this product. Currently, there are only ~20 stores nationally (all mom & pop) selling this item - should I get in on the ground floor and start selling? They're offering a 15% commission after $35 sales in product - I figure I can canvas my own campus and nearby colleges and make a killing with a few hundred down.

Anyone ever do this before?

>Shell
>Daimler

>>8206361
>>8206447
>If everyone decides tomorrow they'd rather trade oil in Iraqi Dinar, then USD will eat shit
I see you haven't gotten any smarter in the last 5 minutes
>blacklisting coins on domestic exchanges
That would just mean domestic exchanges lose market position to foreign competitors, much like you have been told already in >>8204375

>>7616617
>implying docile nations
>hating capitalism and butthurt about the military industrial complex
>still too much of a pussy to venture outside mom's basement

Here's your (You), commie. Small truth to your meme, but still causes you unending ass-rash to know my service connected disability pays my mortgage.

I'm so happy this shit show will be over in a few hours. It has been constant stress since the BCH DAA upgrade. Sure, I've made nice gains, but it hasn't come for free. I wake up multiple times every fucking night. I've had diarrhea every single day. I make a move. A few hours later I question it. Repeat this over and over. I can't take it much longer. Thank God it will be over soon. I'm going in with BCH/BTC ratio of 4 to 1. Maybe it will not workout. I don't know. I don't care. At this point I just want this shit to end.

Are there any good coins that are mined most efficiently on x86_64 CPUs? How much money would small 1000-5000 core clusters generate in an hour?

Wsup /biz/, some of yall might remember the thread(s) I was making on here a couple weeks ago. A little over a month ago. I got arrested for a DUI, marijuana possession, and marijuana paraphernalia. I WAS NOT drunk, I blew a 0.000. I have a good lawyer and at this point kind of expect the DUI to get dropped. Either way though, the charges will show up on a background check.

Before this I was a pretty aimless, weed smoking Master's student studying international affairs. I have a high GPA and all that shit, but I really didn't know what I wanted to do with my life.This situation motivated me to make a LinkedIn and get my resume up to date.

I applied for some Research Analyst internship two days ago and already got a request for a 15 minute interview which will take place tomorrow afternoon. I'm pretty unprepared for the interview process and even more unprepared for the possibility of having to disclose pending charges. What do?

I fucked up a few weeks ago and got charged with three misdemeanors. They're all non-violent and marijuana related. I come to you all with the understanding that this shit, regardless of how it's resolved in court, will probably show up on criminal background checks for at least five years

Me:
>23 years old
>African-American male (clean cut, professional, generally attractive --> I say these things because I think I can interview well)
>a year away from a MA in International Relations, 3.9 GPA (who cares)
>Potentially have the opportunity to do an internship at a foreign embassy
>$2,000 in the bank

Prior to this shit I really wasn't thinking about my career/financial future at all. Now it's all I can think about.

If I spent the next year developing some kind of proficiency with statistics, would that make me more attractive to employers? Or is the fact that none of my degrees have a quantitative focus pretty much a disqualifier for positions that go to business/finance/econ majors?

Basically, I am here because people on this board seem generally successful/smart. What can I add to my resume/profile that will help me overcome the legal issues I've caused myself and move me on the road towards an eventual $75k+ salary?

>>67972
its saturated as fuck and expensive now...

well if you have the dosh to invest in it then sure, they are releasing numbers soon, and more cars.

unless you are doing something related to engineering or have daddies money for medical school

yes