/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>30186506
what about the newest season about the global economic collapse

>BCRX
thank you whoever shilled this earlier today

>>8266959
>anyone remember when this board was full of threads where you might make 1.25x yearly returns instead of threads where you might make 2000x yearly returns

No

Is there a word for the "distance" that a stock's value has traveled in a given timeframe?

For instance, if a stock went from $95 down to $80, then back up to $92 then down to $75 over a period of 24 hours, then it's 24-hour Distance would be 44 (because it moved 15, then 12, then 17).

Is there a name for this?

>>7716985
>so you should tell me what I should do to ensure I can lock down a job in this field

>learn to code in a model-view-controller framework
>get good at web development
>become familiar with back-end development(that is the controller part)
>build a few projects on your own
>start bidding on a few small projects on sites such as Upwork, where you can actually get paid half-decent if you know what you're doing
>once you're good, you can start applying for entry-level web dev positions at real companies

You will now have a very reasonable portfolio to show off to recruiters and interviewers. FILL your resume with relevant tech qualifications and experience, and push your paper-pushing experience to the bottom.

Trust me you'll get interviews, and they won't care so much about what you've done full-time if you know what you're talking about during the tech screens.

Be warned, you'll be comparing against a LOT of Pajeets on Upwork, but it's the best way to get contracts.

>>7579258
You'll be looking at today's date like this in the future too

>>7406056
If you want to go from cubemonkey paperpusher to software developer, do the following:

>learn to code in a model-view-controller framework
>get good at web development
>become familiar with back-end development(that is the controller part)
>build a few projects on your own
>start bidding on a few small projects on sites such as Upwork, where you can actually get paid half-decent if you know what you're doing
>once you're good, you can start applying for entry-level web dev positions at real companies

You will now have a very reasonable portfolio to show off to recruiters and interviewers. FILL your resume with relevant tech qualifications and experience, and push your paper-pushing experience to the bottom.

Trust me you'll get interviews, and they won't care so much about what you've done full-time if you know what you're talking about during the tech screens.

Be warned, you'll be comparing against a LOT of Pajeets on Upwork, but it's the best way to get contracts.

>>7111392
>bought 50k at the bottom
predictions for friday?

WAGESLAVES ARE WAKING UP
THEY'RE CHECKING THEIR COINBASE RIGHT NOW

this is going to dip some more unless the volume picks up again... which it doesnt.

>>5737263

>>5454359
riddle me this: who is the *direct* target audience of chainlink?

We're going to make it

>>5204643
>Sun is the best crypto marketer
how so? I could tell right away what a huge faggot he is. Who is he anyways?

>>5069380
I've been making $200 a day buying btc dips on my small local exchange
I know I can't keep this up forever, but feels good making more than a wageslave while doing essentially nothing

>>5043110
>160k dogecoins
I'm ready

>>5037540
All the charity stuff it does is nice too

>>5024678
https://www.cryptocompare.com/
pretty comfy if you ask me

>>4796521

>>4575957
>while asleep
see, that's your problem right there

>>4543828
okay, anon. This time I'll listen to you.

>>4155394
>mfw I bought 2 days ago when it was $7000

>>3102557
what the hell are you talking about?

https://support.coinbase.com/customer/en/portal/articles/1148716-payment-methods-for-us-customers
>You can withdraw USD from your Coinbase USD wallet directly to your linked bank account (see linking instructions above), or via a bank wire. You can also place a sell order, with USD proceeds paid to your linked bank or PayPal account.

https://support.coinbase.com/customer/en/portal/articles/2109597-buy-sell-bank-transfer-fees
>1.49% fee for transfer to bank account

what's the issue here?

sold at 500. just jumped back in at 490, the bars looked good for me.