/biz/ - Business & Finance

I work in a big multinational company and the CEO assigned me two millions to invest in crypto, from which 80% should be btc, 10% eth and the remaining 10% a altcoin of my choice. But it should be only one coin.

So far, my research lead me to LINK, AVA, RSR and PNK, but I uncertain about which coin to invest.

My CEO said /biz/ is the best place for financial advice on crypto. So I ask you for some advice, which coin should I invest?

Do the classical economic laws apply in a post-scarcity economy?

What exactly is the economic definition of "skill"?

Well I have recently hired new a new manager for investment portfolio. I came to realize that managing the company funds myself wasn't really the best idea when I need to be here with you the board to work on new ways to get capital for the company to operate on. So putting the company money under the control of a fund manager was one the better idea's I have had thus far. I have seen a 50% ROI on the company's investments ever since I decided to hire our new fund manager.
In the coming future I see brighter horizons for the company.

Anon, please tell me when I am going to see a return on my investment in your company.

at this point is it just dumb fucks left in crypto? If you are actually smart, why wouldn't you go trade options or something?

It sure is a shame that your internet money didn't help you achieve financial independence, but luckly you can still work for me as a janitor here at Palmer Co.

Those floors aren't going to mop themselves.

I brought 0.09 bitcoin with the last money I had a few months ago, I've made considerable gains since then.

Will I make it?

If you can't write about how to make billions you haven't really thought about it.

Tomorrow I am meeting face to face with the VP of Engineering for a multi-billion dollar revenue American company. I plan to give him a pitch on blockchain and why we should be investigating developing with it.

Looking for good points to add to my pitch to help sell the idea and get blockchain/crypto more legitimacy.

So you wanna be millionaire biz?

How about you write me a ten page paper on getting rich and I will grade it.

GO.

If you can't write about it, you haven't thought about it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8snbL_kVmXw

No job? Great PICK UP THE PHONE AND START DIALING.

I WANT YOU TO DEAL WITH YOUR PROBLEMS BY BECOMING RICH!

What are some good websites that I could hangout at that are better than 4chans /biz/ section?

Here are some ideas.
https://www.entrepreneur.com/
http://www.success.com/
https://www.smallbusinessforums.org/
https://vendiscuss.net/

I sold dog shit CDO's to investment banks. I made millions of dollars in commissions and helped in the 2008 housing crisis.

so tell me about yourself, what are some of your skills?

When a company does well, the standard of living should theoretically go up for all execs and employees, top to bottom.

When a company does poorly, the standard of living should theoretically go down for all execs and employees.

Why is this not actually how it works? A company that does well still shits on its employees, and a company that does poorly does everything it can to keep execs making the same money they'd make in a successful scenario while shitting even harder on its employees.

Why do you do everything yourself anon?

just put your money in the S&P500 or berkshire hathaway you faggots.

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I think it helps only big corps.

Bet the whole Euro-thing was a big Jewish conspiracy!

ask a world traveling private equity investment professional anything.

Anyone else have a lot more respect for business owners than employees? Most employees act like whining selfish assholes and don't realize how much work you have to do when running a business.