/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>12724677
NO!

>>10582888
if you got room...

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1rq9DS_rEFIy8JrEeiDDqRhrviAy0Nnqj

>>10432637
posting for the 21233684363213654685321463584+646th time

What are the best degrees?

I'll start... Mechanical engineering.

Bonus round, worst degrees: Physics, Maths, and any MBA.

>>1826697
Read rich dad poor dad.

Ignore the cucks saying he is a meme.

Guy littereally set me on the path to riches.

Read all his and his teams books.

Read these.

Git gud

>>1824813
Missed me faggot.

If you GAVE me an apartment in new york city it would rot.

Fuck i hate cityfags.

Rural america is gods country son.

Pic related. My dirty yard full of mowers and shit. I generally trash the fuck out of it then clean it twice a year in spring and fall.

I love my fucking life.

Suck a dick.

Make fun of me all you want.

I'll be laughing at your boring ass as i float my mower accross the lake on big tires drunk as shit laughing my ass off...

Fine fuckit.

My backwoods internet on my samsung exploding phone wont fucking send the pic.

Small price to pay for being able to piss off my front porch naked

>>1827218
You'll get tired of it pretty fucking quick.

Between the stock faggots and the shitcoiners... im almost gone from here but i hate seeing newbies get shit advice.

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>>1326950
government bonds if the country you are going to is over B grade by the Fitch or another investment grading agency, if not go for Funds.

>>1326956
as he said, you can always go for foreign trading, but it's more expensive

also educate yourself and then diversify based on your knowledge

>>1325279

don't have the link though

>>1326911
I would recomend government bonds since you are new to it, relatively safe depending of which country you live in and pay a bit higher than inflation, at least keeping your money's worth. Then try and educate yourself in stock market, options, contracts and etc and diversify according to your knowledge

Funds are alright too

>>1316835
old pic i saved

I want to get into the actuary industry but my school doesn't offer a strict Actuarial Science major. Would my best bet be Statistics/Finance or Finance/Statistics? I plan on going to grad school as well.

Piratebay

Hey, i have the same question. I literally don't know the first thing about investing,stock or anything related. Is the book investing for dummy's a good start and then move to something like the four pillars to investing?

>>899564
I forgot the pic and didn't look at this post until now.
>>899581
I want to start a business in the future, something without big start up costs, so most likely tech related. I also want to start trading stocks.

>>898346