/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>15842071
>this isnt what biz is about
Remembering KidsCoin, it never was about something else.

>>13009289
>I have no idea why he's pulling a 180 on sigs here
Maybe because he is a crook whose own mother admitted long ago, that her son has and always had a troubled relationship with anything resembling "reality".

>>12742743
>has no hit the glass ceiling yet
Chances are very, very, very high, that you will remember my words in the upcoming years.

>>12358995
>not a single major repair in over 20 years

I am sorry to tell you that, but you and your parents are in for a very, very bad awakening in the next couple of years, if they really completely neglected the house for two decades, even if it was build very well.

>>12346295
>über immigration sollten wir nicht mal nachdenken bevor vollbeschäftigung herrscht.
Wir haben Vollbeschäftigung, mein Bester.

>>12241071
>Yes, but because of my laziness they told me I needed to be a citizen in those countries to be considered for jobs

Not quite true. If a company wants you, there is little to no problem with this, as long as you did non commit criminal acts.

>>12168423
>20k Euro for international private school for a year.

If you think only 20k p.a. schools are needed for a good education, you better put your kids in a public school, because they are the kids of a retard anyways.

>>12126503
>The market always punishes the largest group of actors.

Wrong.

If people buy, price goes up.
People go FOMO and the pump continues.
Miners dump their coins.

If people sell, price goes down.
People become afraid and sell, price goes down longer.
Miners go short and continue to dump.

The market does only punish the largest group of buyers and those who get robbed by stophunting bucket shops.

>>12065878
>The AI can literally have a complete, down-to-the-molecule map of the part of the body fed into it via scans before it starts, so that there are literally zero unknowns going in.

You vastly overestimate the obtainable knowledge from these scans.

And we dont even start with the robotics needed to do this...

>>12045343
>tell me all the things we accomplished past 10 years

>>12006413

Sorry, wrong answer my friend.

No publicly denying, that known scammers like "Dr" Hosp are of course NOT part of your "conference" is a sign for professionals, that your "conference" is yet another ego-stroking sharade to sell vaporware to the gullibles.

>>11592936
>homes should have lost more than 100% of their value
The absolute state of /biz.

>>11546128
>4chan is /pol/ and /pol/ is 4chan
>Fucking newfags

Found the newfag...

>>11536923
>UK
My condolences, then this is actually correct. Tories fucked up the UK the royal way.

Try keeping the job for the year and drop it asap afterwards. No need destroying yourself over an entry-position.

>>11484666
>I didn’t read it at the time (mostly because I didn’t want to think about it)
>I didn’t fully Get It
>So now I’m thinking

Nope.
You did not think.
Did not start to think.
And never will start to think on your own.

>>11388728
>During that time we have seen multiple market cycles
BTC never saw market cycles.

2011, the value grew with the use on Silkroad, an illegal market. Silkroad died and BTC went to shit.
2013, MtGox manipulated the shit out of BTC. A crash followed.
2017, Bitfinex started to manipulate the shit out of BTC.

What do you think will happen?

>>11247128
>TA expert
The state of /biz...

>>11065638
>referral network
>(crypto) hedge fund
>working okay
>is relatively old
>No ponzi schemes.
>It's legit.

You can tell for yourself, can't you?
If not, read your own words again, until you do.

>>10620659
>low risk move
>5k loan with 2% monthly interest

Is this how inteligent life on earth will end?

>>10370068
Stay scared, pal. You seem to be too deep in your own ass already.

>>9989939
5% is a good average value.
If you dont put it in your bank, at least...

>>9660892
>If you have done you research before buying into crypto, then you have nothing to fear.

Good luck, then. I can assure you, that in most parts of Europe many people will get fucked in the next couple of years, if they listen to you and try to hide significant amounts of gains from crypto.

Smarter people than you tried to play around avoiding taxes. You are either big enough, to pull stunts or small enough, to not be worth the effort. But the gap is extreme. It starts at around low five digits in Germany, where no one cares what you do (as long as you dont do it on a regular base AND you are smart). Afterwards, the investigators here in Germany start to get interested, until you are big enough to employ legal professionals, who cost more than you are able to pay.

I don not talk out of my ass here. My wife was a tax investigator in Germany ("Steuerfahnder") for years. This stuff is not something you "read about it on the interwebs and then avoid it". Such a statement is equally ridiculus, as if you would like to go to a court and defend yourself, because you can read.

Screencap this. If you have no experience in hiding taxes and/or professional education in how the tax system works, your chances of getting caught is borderline extreme.