/biz/ - Business & Finance

Look at this European subhuman Marxist, bro get your head out of your ass. Make your own money. People with money can do whatever they want it is theirs. You Europeans make me sick always talking shit about poor people from 3rd world countries, yet whenever you meet a rich person from that country you go apeshit.

>>1658503
it was not meant to amuse you, or enlighten you.


its no surprise to me it went over your head.

>>1557804
>only friendly white people with overpriced degrees up in nice office in manhattan with clean fingernails can know the deep dark secrets of buying low and selling high
and only just enough to get 14% a year

>>1551236
just hold. its gold , not some fly by night fucking mom and pop penny equity.
u ppls lack of investment acumen never ceaces to amazes me

>>1488592

>Cherry pick one chart with minimal information to "prove" TA doesn't work.

This isn't even bait. TA doesn't work 100% of the time, one chart means shit.

>>1470348

What is 'Controlling Interest'
Controlling interest occurs when a shareholder, or a group acting in kind, holds a majority of a company's stock. By definition, this figure is 50% of the outstanding shares, plus one. However, controlling interest can be achieved with less than 50% ownership in a company if that person or group owns a significant proportion of its voting shares as in many cases, not every share carries a vote in shareholder meetings.

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WORKING CONTROL
CONTROL STOCK
VOTING RIGHT
CONTROL
BREAKING DOWN 'Controlling Interest'
Controlling interest gives a shareholder or group of shareholders significant influence over the actions of a company. However, this means that controlling interest can be achieved as long as the ownership stake in a company is proportionately significant in relation to total voting stock. With the majority of large public companies, for example, a shareholder with much less than 50% of the outstanding shares can still have a lot of influence at the company. Single shareholders with as little as 5-10% ownership, for example, can push for their own seats on the board or enact changes at shareholder meetings by publicly lobbying for them, giving them control.


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>>1460332
FBI has a backdoor to the blockchain so enjoy getting reamed after it's all mined out.

>>1457083
OP don't jinx your thread.

>>1454939
OH DEAR>>> I DIDN"T REALIZE YOU WERE AMAZON'S JEFF BEZOS!!!
KEWL! !
WUTS UP MANG?

>>1450558
its only 30 bucks. its less than i would pay for a ps4 game .
why shouldn't u just buy it as super insurance, and just not worry about the fluctuations?

seems to me like holding a few of these bad boys would more than cover any losses you might incur during a bust cycle.

>>1447808
>Illinois
>friendly

Terrible bait. Drink bleach.

>>1430152
okay.....


http://www.cbsnews.com/pictures/top-10-richest-billionaires-world-forbes-2016/

>>1426900

>Martingale
>at best 50-50 odds if you pick red/black
>OP's claiming 2 to 1 payout (much different than the typical high-probability 0-3% gains and low-probability 100% losses)

Drink bleach.

>>1424193

I'd kick you out for suggesting bullshit food to save a measly $500/month. Seriously.

That's 100% bullshit food. Do you want to cook every night, autist?! No? Guess what, your mom doesn't either. Nobody wants the same 5-7 homemade dinners rotated week after week.

Nothing on your list is tasty.

>>1384883

Not even once.

90% equities, 10% investment-grade bonds or whatever the fuck low-risk shit you want.

I mean, if you want to have the best shot at maximizing net worth over time.

>>1291095

C.U.C.K.

OP seriously fuck her. Tell her to get a job and stop being some autistic stay-at-home loser. She wants a kid so she can have an excuse to never work, ever... or to get alimony and 18 years of child support. Best case, she's tired of your shitty $40k/year, wants more $ and a human toy (I'd suggest a pet dog instead). Spending money 24/7 isn't cheap.

>>1288271