/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>17040493
as for the other part of your question, "I want into shorting":
1) dig around on your brokerage account until you can find where you can apply for options trading
2) fill out the application. Apply for the following:
>write/sell covered calls
>buy calls/puts
3) wait for approval. Hopefully you get approved.
congrats you're ready to short companies using options

>>17016393
$LK Luckin Coffee -- the Starbucks of China -- wait for another virus-related drop before "buying"

>>15483345
get a bachelor's degree with a double major in two high-demand subjects and then get a job paying six figures.

wageslave for six figures while saving >50% of your income.

invest in a mix of risky and safe investments, but err on the safe side because a -100% return on something will blow up your portfolio and your mental health.

always live with a roommate/partner/spouse to save on rent. Always buy a cheap used car, and drive it for as long as possible before getting another one.

Buy furniture at thrift stores. Buy clothes on thanksgiving weekend with the black friday discount. Use your clothes and furniture for as long as possible before replacing them.

Learn to cook and cook cheap & healthy meals at home.

Make an account on Mint or Clarity Money or any of the other finance tracking websites.

Don't lend money to friends or family. If you decide to give them money, make it clear that it's a one-time gesture.

Do all of the above and you'll be a millionaire at least as soon as ~15 years after you get out of college, and a multi-millionaire as soon as ~22 years after you get out of college.

And that's assuming you don't marry someone who earns a bunch of money too. Though if you have kids that could be a considerable drag on your net worth.

Good luck anon. Sorry for the reddit spacing, but you asked a reddit question.

>>15116770
answers are legit, thank you for the tendies based anon

>>14965256
He is a newbie. Of course they are going to treat him okay. In all the shit jobs the ones that are getting treated worse are the veteran employees which at that point pretty much have stockholm syndrome. Even more so if they're older (+40) and would have a hard time finding a new job, then the company has them grabbed by the balls.

>>13486314
modafinil every weekday right before you start working

>>13420287
I'll start
>28
>around $400k
>wagecucking in finance and in tech
>BTC, XRP, ETH
>you can make good money on PredictIt
>original /sips/

>>13167037
double major in CS and Statistics. companies will (almost) literally throw money at you and **** your **** to get you to work for them.
it's probably the most surefire way to make six figures without getting a postgraduate degree.
go to as good of a college as possible because people discriminate on what college you went to.
make as high of a GPA as you can. you're at college to study, not to party. But also party.
make friends with people who are going to be successful because you'll need those connections and friendships.
get an internship at a prestigious company that people have heard of during your 3rd summer. and possibly your 2nd summer also.
get your resume reviewed and do practice interviews at the university career center so you can get the internship/job interviews and don't sperg out during the interviews.
try to find the person you want to marry by the time you turn 25 because it gets harder and the choices get worse after that point.
lift weights for one hour a day, three days a week. focus on chest and arms because that's all anyone sees anyway.
cats are better than dogs because they have free will.
smoke weed erryday.

If you have 60 wpm do data entry for a wile. Wile you are doing data entry you should listen to podcasts anything fro Rogan Peterson etc . Have a hustle you want to pursue study etc, podcast for it somewhere . You will be making money wile you learn. God bless friend iam in a very similar position

So I'm self-employed and last year I finally hit over 100k (profit not revenue).

I know that's not much in the grand scheme of things, but I'm frankly just stupefied at the money that's coming into my account.

I was grinding it out for like 25-30k a year annually before I got here. What happened was I switched from looking for freelance work on job boards and positioned myself as a digital agency that manages entire sales funnels for clients. I started doing PPC ads for the first time ever.

When I switched to this model, everything changed just about overnight. Client acquisition got easier. I started working direct with clients as opposed to agencies and larger freelancers who give you a fraction of what they're billing out to their clients. I began offering "results" and "complete campaign management" instead of just saying "I can build you a website/app/ebook, etc."

Not only am I finding clients who are willing to pay more, I'm wasting much less time on marketing because instead of actively contacting people, I just run ads that bring them to me.

2018 has been, in short, a breakthrough for my business.

The thing is, I'm not even making a huge amount compared to what a lot of people make. But I'm still having a hard time even processing the cash that's coming in. What the hell do I even do with 10k a month, after expenses? Based on my modest ambitions (never wanted a lambo, big house, multi-times a year vacations, etc) it pretty much feels like unlimited money. Like I could never really spend it all.

Has anybody else ever had this feeling when breaking into 6 figure income? Like a feeling of just having all the money you could need and not knowing what to do with it?

It's just weird because when I was younger I always used fantasize about making millions, and think that that was making it. Here I am making a little over 100k and it feels like I have all the money in the world. Like I've "made it"

>>11294454
Frankly I love the stuff. *sips*

>>11284965
Those feelings of hope are nothing but pure delusion and greed. Cut your losses faggot.

>>11192495
I love my New Boomer 576 though

*sip*

>>10819952
>marketing guru
In other words, a PPC ad spammer, blog shill, or email marketing faggot. You're about 10 years too late.

No. (And that's a good thing!)

>>10176797
>then just drive away

>>10130374
Nice picks Jim!
-Rob
Sent from my iPhone

>>10089084
Das it mane

>>10088944
checked

>>10082059
This

>>10071519
>texas rise
it is what it is

>>10061160
>>10060852
Yes just a few more years and you'll be at the apex