/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>2748572
top lel

>ltc hovering around 28-30

bitcuck and cuckthereum btfo

ltc is now the gold standard for stability and trust

>>2302071
There has never been more greed than in a student/NEET/IT underling driven revolution like Bitcoin/Crypto.

>i.e. "dis nigga' gets it"

>>835957
what is your job and where do you live?

>>767339
not OP, but where im from 160-200k gets you a duplex that is in soso condition and each unit rents for 550-750 a month.

So assuming the average is like 170k and 600/door/month...1200/month total - vacancy (10%) - insurance (?) - taxes (2k/yr) - deadbeats and maintenance (10%) im not even sure it is worth it at all.

14400-20%-2000-insurance=say 9000ish so 750/month in net income will cover most of my mortgage.

According to mortgage calculator if i put down 25% on a 30yr at 4.5%, im looking at 835/month mortgage. BUT that's 42k down, leaving me with little remaining working capital.

Where did I fuck up my numbers anon?

Picture related.

>TFW I own 40+ bitcoins I bought for under $10 each
>TFW you realize OP is whining because he bought bitcoins above $900

Hi /biz/nizzles,

Im an architect with a developer in asia (white american dude) and hate it. The prospects in my profession top out at around 70k USD per year for all but the top 0.1% of the field. When I return to the US Im looking at 50hr work weeks and 50k salary gross. This is shit for so much education and I was top 1% of US in math and science.

Ive got 2 Msc degrees (enviro eng and architecture), what else could I pursue to make more dough?

Im considering another 2yr degree in real estate finance or an MBA...but would really like to avoid more education as im in my early 30s and need to make some loot.

TLDR: technical degrees and science/math ability, but still shit career prospects. What to do?

alright /biz/, i know this comes up a lot (although not as much as degrees, cryptocurrencies, and stocks), but i want some details on import arbitrage business

startupbros made this a big thing when they ran an article on it, which then became several and then several webinars. i'm aware of what alibaba and aliexpress are, and have used their interfaces; however, how much risk do you think such a venture carries?

what are the capital requirements? also, how would you work the supply chain (i.e. receive the goods, process orders, etc.).

thank you for any help in advance

> pic semi-related