/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>17177381
>be me
>wagie consultant
>making $225k/year
>work 42 hours per week
>enjoy my job and find it meaningful
>have wife and child
life is pretty good desu

I made 20$ dollars this morning

Remember to short lyft next week

>>17092067
ignore the pharma bagholders
invest in basedbean futures, once the trade deal is ironed out its going to the moon

>>15732169

Depends on how you look at it, and how heavily you bought into the college/higher education/wait and see/live with your parents memes, primarily american problems.

Someone like me, just shy of 40, isn't gonna suffer at all. We got jobs and work experience, even if they're things you can't put on a CV, moved out, made mistakes, didn't buy into college memes, didn't spend 6+ years in higher education for diplomas, and generally lived our lives. Someone who did buy into all that shit, and has student debt, no worthwhile life experience, never got any hobbies or interests because they spent a third of their life in 'school,' never gained independence, and so on, is pretty fucked. Due to how incredibly fucked these people are, and how many of them there are, there will be some kind of bail-out, or aid programme eventually. 30~ year olds being taught the basics of economics, and put to work in soup kitchens for no pay, with the purpose being to teach them that routine, experience, and reliability is necessary, not a meme, and encouraged to actually pick up their old hobbies from before they got sucked into the system, so they can do things like I do, which is maintain ancient legacy hardware and software for big companies, who literally can't fire me, or do anything to me, or their whole operation grinds to a halt. I learned my 'trade' originally as a hobby, which later became a passion, and developed my people skills from being a drug dealer during my rebellious years. I was taught the value of me, myself, and my own opinions simply by observing that no one else in the world gives as much of a fuck about my well-being as I do, and those who pretend otherwise typically hide behind some kind of authority, which I've grown to distrust and despise. Every single time some retard CEO whines, and I tell him he either shuts up, or I walk, that's me getting confirmation that I'm worth far more than the CEO. No one can replace me in my field.

>>15689444

college, and education to a certain degree is not that much a predictor of extreme success OP. thats pretty much establshed.
Those things give stability and a general level of income to the masses but nothing more than that. they turn you into a worker bee. nothing more nothing less. what the fuck did you expect? college to turn you into a millionaire just for having good grades and proving you can regurgitate?
That guy is a natural born alpha. he has that natural entrepreneurial streak. He doesnt think like you do. he isn't born to be a steady beta average wagie. hes mindset is different. This often manifests as not giving a fuck, doing shit that seems weird like drugs and somehow being a success. becase that out of the box thinking, and risk taking along with refusal to be a worker bee pretty much ensures he wont endup as an average wagie like most people. He's gonna be successful as fuck or just a bum. thats how it is.

wagies never make it because they are clueless. They play a game rigged against them. its the psychopaths who make it, or the complete losers who leverage their situation. the clueless people in the middle always get fucked and never make it

>>15412145
>tl:dr rising above your station is hard

yeah.

>>14689572
based
but that too is FUD
Soon LINK will no longer be compared to crypto currencies, it will be compared to the GDP of planet earth.

>>14663126
when i realized he could have used USD for staking in nodes but decided to invent an asset akin to purchasing shares in the GDP of planet earth.

pretty based because niggas had 2 years to accumulate under a dollar.

My yard keeps me busy. Always weeds to manage in between my swing trades.
>very pic related

>>14600581
So what are we waiting for? We need to get him to mention ChainLink because it's already good and when he mentions it might do A LOT OF WORK for us.

>>14504723
Around 3:00 PM EST Microsoft will announce the Azure Chainlink team up. It will be the best duo since batman and robin. At first the announcement won't seem like much, there will be no press conference, simply an announcement over Microsoft's social media accounts. This will be enough to trigger the biggest pamp Chainlink has ever seen. By midnight tonight, link will be worth $10 a piece, and by the end of the month it will hit $100. Before this though there will be a bear trap, so be careful and don't sell your linkies! Buy as many more as you can during the short damp to maximize profits! You won't regret it, and we will all make it!

>mfw I am still gonna hold because I only put $50 into link
>mfw it'll be an acceptable loss and still net me a comfy profit if link hits 1000 at some point

>>14479400

>>14441150
>expect some mumble rap shit like all the other threads
>actually good stuff
Not bad anon, not bad at all

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NCIUf8eYPqA

>>14334243
You're going to make it.

>>13996675
It's the new maymay the kiddos are using these days.
*PSSSHK*
*SIIIIIIIP*

>>13947467

>>13775703
Even in POS systems where the exact billage isn't important, managers may still implement policy like this because it holds the line up, and they think the employee might try to steal or might fuck it up

Hold on, I'll translate

>Even in POS systems where the exact billage isn't important........... The managers are power hungry cucks.... .... . They don't trust their employee as far as they can throw them.......,,,,..,. Even though they let shoplifters walk out and treat it as expected shrinkage in the budget

>>13747881
Keksimus Maximus. Whats wrong with his fucking '''hair'''?

>>13695522
Because I knew a whale was going to eventually dump. But the sentiment is still bullish I have been right basically every time except once.

>>13674540
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mIjZE4kcg_Q

>>13496747
I remember. I remember it all.

>quit my job last month after 10 months of service because I ran out of PTO and was interviewing at 3 places
>1 of the places turned out to be a joke and got passed over the other two
>last job lasted 2 years

How fucked is my career right now?