/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>28402187
Just don't forget to take lots of mental health / smoke breaks, champ. You got this.

>>28272813
a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush, and this coin is the epitome of that

>>27409706
Based. Keep the lights on Jack.

By the way guys if you want better odds, work with a headhunter. It sucks if you don't have the money to hire one but if you do have the money it's 100% worth it to not have to fuck around with sending out random applications and get rejected or not hear back. Sadly I didn't know about this when I was a NEET after college so I wound up joining the military (big mistake, don't do it). Also in the meantime anyone with a bachelors can work as a substitute teacher in most school districts without a teaching credential. Just be prepared for the call at 6 or 7am asking you if you're available to cover and be professional and you'll be okay. Again, something I didn't know when I was a NEET.

Alright thanks for the bumps friends I can feel the warp overtaking this thread as we approach $500. Don't forget to call TODAY it makes a difference.

Just put in my limit sell order, 5 GME for $2000 each. If that actually executes Gamestop will not only have paid for my new PC build, but also my old PC build, my tablet, and every video game and console I've ever bought in my life. Thanks FUCKING GAMESTOP!

Easy, I started buy years ago and my overall gains are around 1000%. A 25% drop means fucking nothing to me.

>>25072433
If they're a good enough friend, just don't discuss politics with them. If they keep bringing it up, tell them you don't want to talk about it with them and if they still don't stop, then you have to cut them off. Wait until they calm down once Biden has been in office a few months before reopening communication.

I've always been an extreme radical, so even though I supported Trump everyone just assumed I was still the insane ancap/monarchist I've always been. I'm also tall, work out, and good with money so people are willing to look past oddball beliefs and hobbies.

>>24674068
This is what I get for reading the book first. Thanks friend.

>>24663022
That's a bit over my head but definitely sounds cool. I've been playing with the idea of making a decentralized patreon/crowdfunding alternative using templated smart contracts; doing rollups like that would probably make the site much more efficient.

We really are just at the beginning of the blockchain revolution.

>>24571404
(Crypto is not like the lottery, where you have to pay about half of it in taxes to get the full sum immediately). So you want $480k to retire. Taking tax brackets into account, you'll need to cash out $560k of crypto and pay $80k in taxes if you cash it all out in the same calendar year. If you're smart and wait until December, you can cash out half in December and half in January and save some money in taxes. If you do that, your total crypto cash out only needs to be a little under $551k, saving a little over $9k in taxes overall.

Anybody who buys and holds crypto for several years, putting the money they have into it steadily, should be able to accumulate a $551k stack eventually and escape mcdonalds. If they invest more aggressively or hold longer, a $1M or $2M stack is not only not impossible, it's likely. Just hold.