/biz/ - Business & Finance

HE ONLY HAS 0.23 BTC
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>tfw locked in at 19k
bugattiland here i come

>>6609259
SOLD NOTHING

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>>3251240
soon we can walk like this

>>2863506
>>2865016

I SEE YOU SAMEFAGGING

Enjoying the nice pump though.

>>2684712
Lmao filthy hands. Must be a wagecuck poorfag. I bet you like holding that stack you earned for Mr.Scheckleberggoldstenowitz don't you? Fucking double digit IQ knuckle dragger.

>>2683803
BASED PENIS POSTER BACK

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>>2577684
ye damn right

Newfag here, what is the best/ most convenient crypto wallet out there?

>>1351484
I am going to donate my earnings to cocaine dealers and prostitutes.

TFW a NEET becomes a chad by clicking a few buttons on the computer.

>Mom I am a day trader!
>Ill take my tendies at my desk!

>>721999

It may seem like they are selling impressive numbers but when you look closely the majority of their profit is being reinvested in order to purchase more of whatever niche item (remember the honey man) that they are peddling. As your sales grow so does the work load. On your plastic yo-yo's you are only getting a $.30 cent revenue return and as you exceed 1000 yo-yo's a day you can no longer effectively distribute your wares. Your revenue has now become $500 and your profit $300, but your workload has quadrupled. Even if you were to bring a partner into your scheme you would both be doing double the workload from when you were selling 250, which is a full day's work.

This is the maximum logical potential for the plastic yo-yo's because the return is TOO LOW, which brings us to our next lesson.

3) Maximize your return. Here is the wares chain of command; luxury < commodity < necessity. Plastic yo-yo's are a luxury, hence their low return. Two men went to the market. One sold his "luxury" yo-yo's and made $158 in revenue all day. The other man sold a litter of 8 puppies at $50 a piece (commodities), the first and best of the litter selling for $100 because he made it a necessity, urging the buyer to act quick because it was the strongest of the litter, giving him a daily revenue of $500. Subtracting the gas and food for the puppies (.03%), that left him with a whopping $475 in profit! He made what the yo-yo salesman made in three days in one day, leaving him with 2 days to explore new business ventures, bringing us to our next lesson...

4) Time is more important than money. Isn't the reason you spend time trying to acquire money so you can have more time to yourself in the long run? My point is, don't become a slave to eBay or a flea market or anyone. Be an entrepreneur. Always think on your feet and do the math. eBay is a gnarled greasy dildo as far as I am concerned. What exactly are we all paying them 10% for?