/biz/ - Business & Finance

Anyone pushing options is a shill or a retard. If you buy options you are not a shareholder. Shareholder value is what Ryan wants to create. You benefit from GME/BBBY/IEP in the long term by being a shareholder. Shareholders own the company. Why do you think "Publix anon" is Publix anon? Look up the cooperate structure of the company Publix. Now think about how that could relate to the long term goal of teddy. Stop listening to shill narratives that we know they are crafting.

>Redchessqueen will never be a women.

Stop thinking short term about this shit.

>>53709020
>Yesterday was my first day of being an accountant.
fucking basado retardo

>>9955280 CAD tickers below with basic reasoning. Do your own deeper DD, bb.
APH - Undervalued and one of 'the big three' producers. International deals with Colombia, South Africa, Germany and maybe more soon, along with one of the lowest cost per/g when it comes to production.
MPX - Solid company in the states dealing with extracts mainly. Based in Canada and are apparently raking good dough, expected to double by next year. I'd say this is also undervalued.
HEMP (hempco) - It hit 2 dollars at one point today, but I think it'll jump in SP soon due to being able to utilize the 'whole' (no roots and shit though, so maybe whole isnt the best term) hemp plant and being majority owned by Aurora Cannabis is a good sign. One of my favorite stocks to date, although I got in pretty late to the sector.

US has some good room to grow, and CAD market will start to rely on fundamentals come 2019 (imo) where we'll see lots of companies fall off the wagon.

>>9861646
>tfw 30k invested at 11.96 on APH

so far memeweed portfolio is treating me okay; just need EAT and APH to go up a bit and I'm all green. MPX and HEMP (hempco) treating me nicely already.

>>4508254
Likewise - I've been buying since $85, I even bought at $147 last night and just bought at $158. XMR is the true king and is going to claim the throne

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Am I too late to the party?

Also everyone here is just trying to talk me into a normal job. That's the exact opposite of what I want. My job right now, on paper, is perfect. It's just a boring existence. I should have enough saved up now or soon to start some type of independent venture.

Is 100k enough to buy and rent out apartments? And make it into something that can grow?

What percentage of your income comes from water filter sales, Alex?

its all fairly simple math to master really, its mostly just advanced algebra and the furthest i have gone into calculus is derivatives. finance is literally math so i would say that is extremely math heavy. i recommend that you start off taking some online math courses before you get a tutor

Well /biz/ I am fucked
>Had to get a shitty job to pay off tuition instead of being in school this semester
>Just paid them off and have 200$ left so basically broke

>Broke my finger last week and can't work
>Working through a temp agency so no paid leave, time off, or insurance
>"Trigger finger" so have to rest it for at least 4-6 weeks

>Signed up for a free cloud admin boot camp class. 16 weeks 9-5 five days a week
Had to take a TABE test, which is a basic reading and math test. Was really confident.Got an email yesterday stating that I would not be able to move forward in the program. Called and found out I got the highest score for the reading and a 9.4 in the math(They wanted 10)

Now I feel like complete shit because I made a huge space in my calendar for this FOUR MONTH program, and now I fucked up my finger and can't work. Especially in the hard labor job I was doing. If I went back I might break my hand further or my back or something.

So what would you guys do? What should I look into as my summer off from school (EE major)

I am considering investing my tax return over paying off a chunk of my student loan debt. I have on average earn 11% using robinhood (without trying) and my highest loan rate is 7.75%. If I apply myself I predict I can do much better than currently.
I know capital gains tax is 5% for my tax bracket (USA). Any other reasons I would lose money?
Will this make my gains negligible, and am I better off financially just putting them towards student loan debt?