/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>54288396
>already lost 57% of account value
>only buys OTC pink sheet dogshit
>three companies have never made a profit
>the fourth company is based in Russia
>"gentlemen it's our time!"
anon you remind me of myself in 2012 when I blew my account up chasing the commodities bubble; I hope you're young enough that you still have time to make real investments after you realize that your current investment strategy is a cash bonfire

>>29551018
Imagine being a bear in a market that's gone from pennies to a 1.5 trillion dollar market cap, with widespread enthusiasm behind it all over the world. Take your goddamn L you masochist. You've earned it.

>>25539876
yeah you're not wrong that I could cut corners on both the appliances and the labor to save money, but I want all my appliances to be top-of-the-line and optimally installed since I plan to live here for decades

also the plumber did other work besides replacing the disposal, and the reason why I decided against changing out the disposal myself is that the dishwasher and sink had backed up and I do not possess the tools to deal with the situation without flooding my kitchen

After reading his white paper and independent research I believed he was accurate in the government being bankrupt.

As I thought this was a sound foundation to capitalize on I invested everything I and my wife had saved from 57 years as a Fire Marshall and teacher for the mentally disabled.

With our 843k we meet with Sergey before being quickly passed to a "node operator". Although salesman/con artist may be more apt.
He pushed us to invest in Polkadot - in just 3 weeks we lost 347k. Although we had plenty of worthless tokens...

After many frustrating conversations we were provided a new "100x mooncoin opportunity". Although we were charged for this exchange of assets.

For the next few years we continued to lose time and time again. In total we had 4 different rug-pulls.

In 2015 my dear wife of 52 years passed.

The only money I had left was still wrapped up in our accounts.

After much effort I was able to speak with Sergey. I told him about Mar's passing and that I needed to close the accounts so I could pay for the funeral.

I was also hoping to bring our mentally disabled granddaughter to Disneyland.

After reviewing our accounts I have as told that; of the initial 750k we were down to just 4K, plus the many many hundreds of tokens from abandoned projects that were essentially worthless.

And although he was aware that I needed to draw down and close our accounts so I could give my wife the best funeral she deserved and take our mentally disabled granddaughter to Disneyland he said I would have to pay a 2% closing fee.

Ultimately I had to cremate my wife as I didn't have funeral costs.

And I could not afford to take our grieving disabled granddaughter to Disneyland.

Please do not invest in chainlink.

I have since lost my home and live in a nursing home. I'm on a fixed income with my military and fireman pension.

I really let my dear wife, granddaughter Ella and my children down.

Please be mindful.

God bless you all.

>>24831849
I don't know why they do it, but I've seen good posts with solid due diligence about a company/stock get deleted by jannies less than 30 minutes after posting

>>24250957
you're mad that you lost $7... so you're going to throw away four xannies and possibly go to jail over making someone's shitty life worse

sounds reasonable.

on a less sarcastic note, benzos turn you into an asshole, I suggest you get clean

>>21980042
>goes on a vacation or mission trip to western Kenya / southeastern Uganda
>still uses the n-word
shame on you anon

2009
>senior year of high school
>rejected from all but two colleges
>dating the girl I thought I would marry
>selling weed for pocket money
>net worth is five hundred dollars
>eyes are bright and I have meaningful conversations with my best friends every weekend

2019
>been wagecucking for six years
>married to a man, but secretly I miss milkers
>get paid way too much; net worth is over half a million dollars
>never leave the house when I'm not wagecucking
>becoming more cynical and losing passion for life

not great, not terrible

>>15528710
the bathmate series of water pumps will make your erections harder, make your dick more vascular, and make your limp size bigger, if you use it for 10~15 minutes, every two days, consistently

but it's hard to use if you don't live alone, and you have to carry the psychological burden of knowing that you pump your dick because you're insecure about it

>>15514358
>be in 8th grade
>have friend who would later come out as gay
>friend wants to watch porn together (probably wanted to do gay stuff)
>watch porn with friend
>friend whips out monster cock
>lifetimeofinsecurities.exe
>fast forward eight years, just graduated college
>can't make your dick grow, but you can get ripped
>get ripped
>get a lot more attention from women
>hook up with lots of women, still don't feel good about self
>date seriously
>get married
>stop working out, because already married and wasn't stopping insecurities, become fat
>can't make your dick grow, but you can increase your net worth
>work way up to job paying quarter million per year, work 60-hours a week
>net worth increasing rapidly
>still insecure

>>13487366
>>13487384
You need to stay for at least a year, or else you'll nuke your resume.
Then you should consider transferring internally to a different team or branch-swinging to a different company before you take a big pay cut to go back to a job that's more comfortable.

Keeping your pay high is what will eventually give you the freedom to do whatever job you want or no job at all.

>>13449969
yeah the low-hanging fruit has kind of been taken.

In the 1980s, Rich Fairbank created Capital One on the unprecedented idea that you could give people different interest rates on their credit cards depending on how good their credit score is. All the other banks just gave one interest rate to everybody. Rich Fairbank - genius!

In the 1990s, Elon Musk got rich by investing in PayPal, a company with the revolutionary vision that people should be able to pay for things using a credit card on the internet. Elon Musk - genius!

In the 2000s, Mark Zuckerberg and Jeff Bezos got rich off of the revolutionary idea that people should be able to talk to each-other and buy things on the internet. Geniuses!

In 2019, there's not any opportunities like that anymore. The low hanging fruit got taken by boomers, gen X, and the oldest millennials.

>>11188051
I think this is going to happen to me when I get in to work tomorrow... feels bad man