/biz/ - Business & Finance

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>>20738234
100% this. I made the decision to not to go to college by age 15, because I knew financial success in this system was not predicated on whether or not someone overpaid for knowledge they could gave received through mentorships and from visiting their local library. In retrospect I am even more glad that I made this decision because I didn't have to endure the Neo-Marxist rhetoric/brainwashing that is pushed at most institutions of higher indoctrination nowadays.

>>20720017
Also, pic related. The vast majority of opinions are not valuable, so they can be discarded, because they do not originate from humans who have developed and refined their personal values. Anyone who opposes the wisdom displayed by OP is lost. These people currently make up the majority.

>>20256448
INFJ-A, rarest personality type on the planet. I have an IQ that has been measured at 137 and 139. When I entered the workforce at age 19 I was making good commission for a couple years with this sales job, but I became depressed after my best friend committed suicide. Then I found /pol/ and became black-pilled. Currently on unemployment with a little bit invested in Chainlink. Recently I have been spending more time on /biz/, hoping that someone can help/point me in the right direction to achieve financial freedom

So anon, who will be the hero?

Who will be the one to make a comprehensive list of the best resources to learn everything about how to work the stock market?
Understand this one thing while you consider spending the time... You can save anons a lot of time by giving them the best material you know about. Because otherwise... a noob, with no family or friends with this knowledge, is gonna listen to fucking retards and incomplete information way too long before they get to good information.

Is there perhaps an archive on all the different buys, sells, terms, resources, platforms, tips etc?