/biz/ - Business & Finance

>tfw made 50k last year shorting ETFs and ETNs
>tfw that's not a lot of money but it's plenty for me and i don't have to suck anyone's dick or leave my NEET cavern to get it so whatevs

How can I benefit from knowing English well and living in an Eastern European country? Translation and teaching are obvious choices. What else could I do?

What is the cheapest possible living space you can purchase?

I have been looking at apartments and they're as expensive to own as actual houses here.

I don't care about size or anything, single bedroom would be fine.

Would it be worth buying a caravan? The lack of plumbing would be a bitch.

The goal is basically to secure a permanent living quarters as quickly as possible without getting fucked in the ass with a mortgage for decades of my life, even if it's basically a cupboard.

Hi beez people, I am Pajeet from India.
We get a lot of hate in these boards but let me greentext my story.

>born in rural part of India
>absolutely no money, father was an alcoholic and mom worked in the fields (cliched) and 5 siblings
>ran away from home to Bangalore, India when 12 years old
>worked as a cleaner in a pawn shop for 3 years.
>an NGO helped and put me in a govt school where I studied upto 12th standard
>Score 72% in science.
>I worked in a call center for 8000 rupees (115 USD) per month for 2 years and also doing diploma on the side
>got a job at a startup as operations manager (250 USD pm)
>performed good
>took up freelancing on the Internet.
>today I earn upwards of 3000 USD per month

Didnt talk to my father for more than 10 years and last month I got to know he died. All other siblings are destitute and struggling to live a better life.
I already have my youngest sister living with me, I am financing her college education.

This is my story and many other Pajeets who are trying to better their life by doing everything they can. I really hope one day all Pajeets get the better life so that we dont have to be labeled as scammers..

You will never know the struggle when you have to divide 1 chappati (Indian Bread) among 5 others who you love.

You can AMA about my life.

has anyone here read all the /biz/ books from that starter rar?

how was it?

I've come to realize I cannot handle loss.

Will I lose much if I completely exit the market?