/biz/ - Business & Finance

IT WENT FROM $55 TO $56.90 IS LESS THAN A MINUTE WHY ISNT IT MOVING U ANYMORE GODDAMN IT GIVE ME MORE FUCKING MONEY YOU EPICESOF SHIT

>>2890499
Strat

>>2668554
>tfw one off

EVERYTHING IS FUCKING DROPPING AGAIN WTF IS THIS FUCKING FAGGOT MARKET BULLSHIT BTC IS UP SO THAT MEANS ALTS SHOULD BE FUCKING UP GODDAMNIT I JUST WANT MY FUCKING LAMBO AND TO ESCAPE WANTED TO KILL MYSELF EVERY TIME I WALK INTO MY FUCKING OFFICE REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

>>2220952
>if golem goes up, people won't want to use the network because it would be too expensive, but if people don't use the network, golem is worthless.
So same problem as with ETH, MAIDSAFE, Sia and most other tokens.
I guess it's impossible to solve.
tfw. they all worthless

The worst pain is having to peel myself away from the monitor and do normie stuff like go to work.

You constantly hear the advice to sell digital products because of their low overhead, but has anyone actually had any success doing so?

I see a lot of people in my space selling e-books and digital courses (Internet marketing and content writing) and I'm interested in getting in on the game as well. That being said, the field seems incredibly crowded and there's so much good information out there for free. Are these people actually making money or justifying charging $10 for an e-book or $50-200 for a web course?

My idea was to write a couple of mini e-books for free, just for the sake of building authority for my business (content writing) and then create a premium book/course that I can just sell on the side. I have the bandwidth to do this right now, so it's not really a matter of time or resources (I also have friends who are professional editors/graphic designers to help me out).

I'm pretty confident I can create something better than my competition, especially considering every e-book I've seen on the subject of freelance writing is all fluff and no actionable advice (“believe in yourself, work hard, network”). I also think that any course/book I make would undercut my competition in terms of price. The only thing that I'm missing is an email list, really.

I feel like e-books and digital courses have become a bit of meme in the Internet marketing space and don't want to waste my time. At the same time, I'm a service-based business that's doing well (plenty of clients and cash coming in) that wants to get my feet wet with driving traffic and subsequently selling some sort of product.

Any thoughts on this?

What is happening to the British pound? Why is it still going down in value? What will it take for this to start reversing?

WHY DOES ROBINSHIT NEVER WORK WHEN IT MATTERS

I'M RUNNING OUT OF ANGRY PEPES TOO

>bought AMDA but had a sneaking suspicion XCOM was gonna run again when it was +51% because it wasn't dropping.
>out of day trades if I sell AMDA

FUCKING
J U S T

I'm red in every fucking stock

>>1410349
FUCK OFF ROB THIS GAME IS PERFECT THE ECONOMY IS EXTREMELY COMPLEX TROB TROB TROB GET OUR REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

>ARM up 70%

I had it on my watchlist

>>1306263
NIGGER STILL NO SKIN PIC
WHY
NO
SKIN
PIC
NIGGERS
DON'T
FUCKING
TRUST
NIGGER
SPOOOOOOOOKS
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

HOW THE FUCK DO I BUY ETHEREUM BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE???

I set up my Kraken account and can directly purchase Eth on there with US dollars, but I can't figure out how to make a wallet and store ETH securely. Anyone know?

>start a thread on /biz/
>without fail, first or second reply is always "BUY ETHEREUM"

do we have bots around here shilling ethereum or are these pump and dump scam artists really getting that desperate?