/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>2014866
ENOUGH

WTF COINBASE ISN'T ACCEPTING MY VISA DEBIT CARD

REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

YOU TOLD ME AMD WAS A GOOD BUY

I'VE GOT SHARES AT FUCKING 14.21 YOU ASSHOLES

NAKD falling right after i buy it

>Bought DWTI yesterday, figured I'd just hold for however long it took to make a nice profit
>Get a notice today they're being delisted in a week

WHAT THE FUCK IS THIS

>>1589759
>implying a company just disappears because their drug fails, even if it's their only one
>implying they won't increase in value naturally
>implying that, even if "loldeadcompany", there wouldn't be a colossal dead cat bounce
>implying this isn't how you should play penny stocks

>>1587935
Oh if the gains were for no real reason, then get out asap. I didn't know that.

>SAEX
I MISSED IT

If I see one more great rental listing that says "females only" at the end I'm gonna flip my shit.

>>1343848

>RH MADE ME MISS SKLN GOING TO MOON

>>1283491
>sell CERU to get into ARRY
>have RH Instant
>"sorry but since you just sold a volatile stock you must wait until tomorrow to buy again"


WHATS THE FUCKING POINT OF INSTANT

REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

Hi /biz/
I'm in trouble.

>be me 21f going to college (UCSB) this fall
>total estimated cost for 1 year: $30k (I went to community college so I only need to pay 2years at UCSB)
>have poor parents so the college estimated aid to be $20k, meaning I would have to pay only 10k
>college requires my tax transcript to determine aid
>try to request tax transcript from IRS website
>Error, "Request could not be processed"
>Try to order it over phone. Same error
>Call IRS to speak to operator
>tells me my taxes were't processed and didn't know what happened to them (I submitted my taxes on February 14th)
>asks me to call back to check my status in 30days
>Wtf
>Call college and they told me that they don't guarantee funds for students who submit their transcripts after the June 10th deadline

Wtf, guys, I might lose 20k of FREE school aid because of this IRS negligence. I have $1.5k in my 529 plan, $2k in my 401(k) and $2.5k in my Roth IRA that I saved over 2 years while working a minimum wage job. I would really hate taking all that saved money out of those accounts while still needing to take out a loan just because the IRS lost my taxes.

My question is whether there is something I can do in this situation other than wait around. Is there any legal action I can take against the IRS?

Also, I won't be asking a single cent from my parents because they are poor, in debt, and have done way too much for me than I could ever do for them. Thank you everybody for the input. Give me some hope. I also live in California and am a US citizen, if that helps.

>be 21 years old
>graduated college back in May
>have a job making $52k a year
>realize it's not great but it's better than anyone my age that I know personally
>save and invest my money
>budget myself
>never really enjoyed going out to bars and parties and shit
>all of my friends are fucking stupid when it comes to money
>when I tell them I invest my money they assume that means I'm super rich or have some secret inheritance or something

Does anyone else here know this feeling? I met my gf's coworker's boyfriend last night. The guy told me that he doesn't have a bank account and just uses prepaid visa card and check cashing services. I asked him why he would do something that stupid and he went off on a rant about how banks just want your money because of overdraft fees.

I guess I've just come to the conclusion that most people really are stupid. I work for a lending institution and I see loans every day that I can't understand why someone would agree to. They take out these high interest rate loans to buy that new car or whatever and then don't pay shit and destroy their credit. My job requires that I have access to our collection notes(I work in the fraud department, often times people don't even realize they've committed a crime and will admit to it when we call asking for money) and it's clear that these people have no idea what they were signing on.

Why /biz/, why is it that the majority of Americans are financially illiterate?

Also, where can I find people my age who aren't completely retarded when it comes to this shit? I feel like I can't even relate to my friends anymore.