/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>53098177
Not really Anon because
>I don't know a thing about professional design patterns or best practices
Is still relevant to my advice in >>53097715
Invest your time into learning marketable skills within tech if you want to succeed.
Game design has got to be one of the worst most cutthroat specializations within the industry.
There's a disconnect between your goals (that part I am assuming) and where you are currently.
If you want to be a lazy faggot who blames your problems on lack of credentials then that is faggotry 101.

Crashy new year my /biz/tard frens.

Best thread on /biz/ all week

>>52392204

I HODL PMs and other stuff too, but I don't count thst as investing. More like insurance.

>>52391505
I will write to her every day.

>make of this information what you will
can i mak it a jeeze buhgar

>>50266023
Tell us what's coming.

>>50077846
Hey grilling Bobo, nice seeing you again!
I'll have the usual. Beef burger with salad and tomatoes.

>>50030095
I'll have a hamburger

Hi, is this the $18k waiting room?

>>49875050
Anyoen want some hamburger?

>>28651927
maybe mine is different. shes very nice and always offers to do things for me that i dont ask for. i recently moved in with my ex and her current partner. we broke up because i heard her ex crying once and i felt bad and i could tell she wasnt really into me. she didnt have the courage to break up herself. i needed a place to stay at while looking for a house and it was free but i like it so now i live here. she and her partner cook for me and i help them with their finances. its pretty comfy. kind of feels like im in the show threes company

>>27251844
Where are you located? I'll buy at $20/oz straight cash if you're local.

Hello /smg/, I have a question for TDAmeritrade/Thinkorswim (although I suppose this could also be seen as just a general trading question). So let's say I have a market buy order for a stock at 10:00:00am tomorrow. Is it possible for me to schedule a sell order that sells at 1% loss or 1% gain (I know the 1% loss can be taken care of with a stoploss but IDK how I'd schedule an upwards version of that considering I don't know what the price will be tommorow)? If there is a way to schedule a sell for "X% greater than market buy cost" this would be very helpful to know.