/biz/ - Business & Finance

I need to start waging for a few months but have literally 0 experience in anything and have never worked a job in my life.
What kind of stuff should I be looking for?

I bought in at $340 during the initial Gamestop money thing. I did not sell despite it dropping, now it seems like it is going back up. I could sell now and recoup some of my losses, as it is entirely possible that it could drop to $0.001 by opening

>Bollinger bands
>Fib lines
>Volume moving average
Thoughts?

Am I wasting my time studying technical analysis?

Have any anons received from JM bullion? Still waiting on my order from 2/1 to ship

Bump. Koss went from trading @<$3.50 to peaking at $100+ in less than a week. What the fuck was that bros?

>>18965264

was the too late tard after lunch on his phone fomo

>tfw 20 yo
it can only go up from here

>>2176088
> Buy my bags

nocoiners on suicide watch

Just sitting here waiting for GSS to rebound. Shouldn't be too long, right?

>complete undergrad
>father owns two small business but can no longer run because he became mentally disabled...mom begins to run the larger one (business B) but doesn't know anything about the smaller one (business A)
>choose to help them out instead of starting my career so I could help build up a nest egg for my family. meanwhile my siblings are uninvolved and have zero interest in business A.
>figure this would only be for a bit, but a bit has turned into a year now because a lot needed to be fixed and now I have projects that I want to complete
>salaried for 18k/yr with essentially ownership and managment responsibilities at both
>father unable to contribute, mother unable to contribute beyond administrative and some operational management duties to business B

Now I'm reflecting on my situation after 1 year. I've reaffirmed that for as long as they own the businesses I'm going to be relied on for the majority of the ownership/managerial duties. But obviously in hindsight I realize I've been underpaid and things would need to change moving forward. I want to be paid what I'm worth, and if I'm going to be held to the expectations of an owner then I want to be made an owner. My grandfather agrees with this, but my parents (mom) refuses the conversation since I've started to bring it up (and my dad obviously can't fully conceptualize it). I'm thinking of bringing my grandfather (and possibly another family member) to the negotiation table before tax day to figure this all out. If we are unable to come to terms then business A would go to absolute shit and business B would under perform.

Could I get some thoughts and advice please?