/biz/ - Business & Finance

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>>1772740
Forgot "these"

>>1770474
This.

But only after you read.

>>1770653
Sorry for your loss anon. As a landlord i will say if you arent affraid of a little headache go for it.

First buy and read all of these.

Then slowly get bank loanes and grow your real estate steadily.

Hire good property managers and shit.

Retire a multimillionaire before you are 30.

Remember this post.

Thank me in ~6 years.

There is not a doubt in my mind if i was handed 300k right now i would never work again.

300k is 20% of what? 1.5 million in rental real estate loans? Every 6 months or a year
take out equity and find more?

>>1769924

>>1764365

Do these books actually help you in business or just meme books?

Are there books that actually help?

Also how much do you guys rate these?

>no answers

So, No one gives a fuck about this? nobody wants to educate himself?

Yeah man and econ is so much more calm. I noticed my happiness levels raise after cutting /pol/ out a lot.it may not feel stressful after you're using to it, but being around stress nonstop wears on you.

You don't need much money at all! Though it is hated on here, robinhood is an app you can invest with but I would wait until someone who knows more than I comes in and gives more advice.
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I also am fairly new so this is just the information I will give until someone who knows more comes in.

>>1576219
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ARrNYyJEnFI

Nigger

>>1507977
a lot of wealthy investors and business do write their manifestos on business in finance. they are already a few steps ahead of the game so it doesn't matter if they publish a book because it will be somewhat outdated (but potentially still helpful).

What can /biz/ do if the stock market crashes. Go short and long on what?

ITT: /biz/ stock market crash advice

>>1355974
Cool, cool. Any good reading material? I saw this floating around here

graduating college next year, will have 6k in total debt but have 10k so ill end up. barely got an internship this summer and i'll have one more year at schhol starting in september. My goal is to build up as much residual income as possible. I just want to get checks every month without any effort at all. I want to get paid forever for something that i've done a while ago. Theres probly a better term for this i dont know it. Can someone tell me what to do to get the most of this type of income? the only thing i can think of is dividends paid to cash or like royalties from writing books. Thanks /biz/

Dr. Heavenly Kimbro gave me this advice.
"If you don't read, study or continue to develop yourself, someone else will.

The day you meet that person, you lose... The first law of wealth is knowledge and if you violate that there is no reason to move on to the rest"

http://pastebin.com/7nxk1J25

>>1209090
here you go

Are these actually worth the read?

>>1165940
Well, I already have a STEM degree, so I have learned "a bit" of math.

But what do you think of the /biz/ list?
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