/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>50430771
Tug with the left so you can use your mouse with the right, smort

2 more decades

>>29845804
>there but for the grace of god go i

jesus fren. do you have gun ranges in your area? in my town there's a range that will actually loan you a gun for use at the range, all you have to do is pay for the range time and the ammo. it'd be a good way to get some practice without taking a course.

just remember to treat it like it's always loaded and never to point it at anything you don't want to destroy.

>>28934717
actually, they had about 0.02M, or 20,000 shares, which they increased to 1.2M
as iShares, which issues $SLV, is owned by BlackRock. BlackRock is arguably the only entity on earth which really knows how much silver is left in the vault
iShares recently updated their prospectus as well, detailing how shares of $SLV will become worth progressively less over time as they sell silver to pay fees

perhaps i am in need of meds, but... methinks this bodes not well for these purveyors of paper.

>>24447433
https://youtu.be/0_UJw3PO4CY

Universities are demonstrably rackets.

Do not go unless you have your heart set on being a physician or a profession which absolutely requires a degree. Otherwise go to trade school or learn what you want to know for free from libraries and internet.

Do not go until you are absolutely certain on what degree you want and have planned your courses to get it. Advisors will shill you useless unecessary bullshit. Check your actual degree plan and build your own schedule.

Same time and money by doing your first two years at a community college. Transfer to university for last two.

>>23597399
based

Power hour's on the way buckle up kids

>Internal rate of return

>>7336284
You could've just went to a party store and bought a small tank for $20. Also, helium is crazy painful before you lose consciousness. You'll rip the mask off but it will be too late. You'll suffer incredible pain for a good 3 minutes before you lose consciousness as tissue in your brain lungs and heart begins to die.

Normies are selling at a 70% loss right now.

Is there a retard-friendly trading guide out there? (either BitMEX-specific or something similar)

I watched a few videos, read a few tutorials, but I still am hazy on the details of it all. Especially the funding rate/time stuff.

I'd stick some money into it and take it for a spin myself, but it seems like the worst time right now.

Stellar and IOTA are the future of crypto. Both possess superior tech, solving the shittiness of bitcoin in their own ways and being able to run for world currencies. They also both have promising partnerships and a clear direction of where they are heading.