/biz/ - Business & Finance

Is investing in S&P500, NASDAQ, and Dow Jones a good idea right now? I have money sitting there because I wanted to buy a nice car but the market is all fucked up, a fucking jew I know told me to use that and invest because at the lowest I'll get 7% every year out of the total amount but I'm new to this and I don't trust fucking kikes.

>>53549444
I dont know anything about that but I have a dream to make my own pornos with hentai themes, and I dont mean tentacle porn.
Im talking about netorare, monster girls, mind control, bimbofication, you name it.
I think there could be a demand for this kind of stuff from people who enjoy both hentai and real porn.
Are you in?

When are we "officially" in a recession

>>23480877

but anon what is this shit all about?
look presale ends in 30 mins and farming probably begins after, for now id just buy xamp and swap it for yfka real fast if i were you

then id read this and if youre smart enough you will see the game theory develop
https://medium.com/@burn_the_state/tokenomics-of-ash-a-new-type-of-yield-farming-e67c6de0bbe0

>>20216066
Bump

I'm a little autistic, and have trouble expressing myself.
In other words, my social skills are absolutely shit.
However, it seems that good social skills are requirement both to have a successful business as well as to climb the corporate ladder (Or to even get a job ).
Is investing in crypto currencies, which is basically gambling, the only solution ?

Yet here you are doing nothing to change your situation

Here's a real answer: /r/realahegao
Thank me later

We are fucked, but maybe we should buy the dip.

/biz/....What do you choose? Buy high, or sell low?

"B-buy high or...sell low sir?"

Buy high or sell low. Now choose!

>I'm pretty sure...I saw him selling low earlier!

"I prefer .... selling low!"

So...what's the reason you sell low? I am not looking for a frivolous answer, a true /biz/nessman would be able to respond. Why do you like selling low over buying high? Well!?

>C-could the answer to this question decide my entire financial future!?

It looks like BTC is rising, could this be another massacre that will drop many gains?

Concerned for my SC and FUN gains, is it time to liquidate into BTC?

>>4717787
>tfw this is all gibberish
So did you buy the dip or something? This is going way over my head at this point

>>4717823
>financial math
cool, that's what I'm studying right now myself. Did it help at all with crypto or do you wish you stuck more with actual trading course and stuff like that?

Why is every coin price suddenly dropping?

What do /biz/ know about this site:

https://www.bitpremier.com/

It's actually legit or just a scam? I thought that cryptos had no real use.

I'm doing my first year of CS at University, and I received two part-time job offers.
One was for about ~12 hours a week and 240€/month after tax, for a webdev/softdev role. They wanted me to rehash their old website with Wordpress, to make an app/apps interface for their logistic softwares and I think I infer even some PR, on Facebook and the like. From what they said for about a year they would not raise the salary.

The other was for about ~20 hours a week and 100€/month. The job involves building drones and things related to this - it depends from time to time. The dude is a friend of mine, and he said that for the first couple of months he couldn't give me more since I don't know much about drones and he has to teach me. After that, since his business is expanding - which I can confirm, they just moved to another office - he would be able to give me a raise depending on my ability and usefulness.

I refused both for now, but both gave me the possibilty to contact them again if I was interested.
Do you guys think it's worth the shot, to maybe fill a space in the CV when I finish Uni?
I've heard advice against accepting this kind of job, since it was even less than 5€/h and I'd be slaving myself, and advice favoring it, saying that a starting IT professional doesn't get shit and has to have experience to back him if he wanted to make good money, and I should be accepting jobs to have exp.
What do you guys think? I don't really know. By the way, I already have a nice IT degree from HS.

tl;dr Doing a CS University degree, should I slave for shit money just to get experience or not?