/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56546697
I lost all my money.

No but yes but no.

Pepe didn't exist a month ago now if someone dares question the pumpanomics people take it bigly personal. How do people get married to their bags so quick?

>>53381102
>44-270k houses
>MFW live in Australia and houses that don't have bore water start at 400-600k. If you want to live within 200km of a city in a house expect to pay 1mil minimum.

I love my country, but maybe it's time to go dual citizenship anons?

>>53377865
$0.

>bought tqqq at $75

Its going to be 50bps, isn't it?

>>28446409
Nice, I'm sure that anon appreciated it.
I posted years back about my cats surgery but got laughed at. I had to overdraw my account to pay, he still ended up passing. But the anger I felt towards family/friends for refusing to help and anger at myself for being in such a position over $500 pushed me deep into crypto to where I'm now "retired" with several houses and wife/kids and crypto stack. But late at night sometimes I sit alone and whisper promises to my long past friend about things to come and how much he meant to me over all those years and how his death was such a turning point in my life.

>>17121551

>>16205497
My thoughts exactly, like you're in a lost underground museum. I remember listening to these on a playlist and what especially stuck with me was how the last word of the last track leads into the next album https://youtu.be/vJIq6jogNHw

>make E-Trade account
>complete online process to open it
>have to call in to complete verification process
>automated system refuses to recognize my password
>literally logged into my account with the password the automated system won't recognize
>a week later and still can't trade

>>11525487
honestly, it's been a while. hang in there frend.

Ideas about what to do with excess money that isn't crypto? I need to diversify. Not enough to buy a house though, and I'm a turbo brainlet when it comes to stocks

>>3981652
It is never too late to be what you might have been.

Just sold my litecoin bags and went all in on xrp. You guys think the conference will cause it to moon or did i just buy ATH again?

>>3686398
Ni hao, just woke up.

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>>1495797
i live in Shit-Cago and I'd recommended reconsidering...

Good. But I'm also holding RADS

>>1473638
Ive been making these threads for a while. Been holding bitcoin for about 6 months

OP here. I don't know who to believe so I'm just going to throw $400k into the one with the highest rate of return.

>>1389348
good post cats

I hear that oil and gas exploration penny stocks with sketchy wordpress websites are a great investment

OP should find a few of those and go all in baby

Dear /biz/, I have failed. I am 30 and have rode my business up, and seen it collapse back down. I'm now in debt but I dont think I can really self-evaluate my situation accurately enough to get out.

I have:
A house that is worth 20k less than when I bought it but I do have ~50k equity in it.

A condo that is being rented to family members worth 10k less than when I bought it but I do have 40k equity in it.

I have about 55k credit card debt from trying to revive my business and failing over the past 3-5 years.

I really dont want to sell either property as I've had them for so long, almost 10 years.

I make monthly maybe 3k and spend roughly 3k on mortgages, debt payments, etc. I have slashed all my personal expenses to get to this point. I keep trying to increase my income but its a struggle. Part of me still thinks I can increase it but it will take time, and money being so tight I struggle to run my business as sometimes I wont have the cash to pay for various parts of it til later in the month which slows operations down.

I have tried getting loans or lines of credit but I cant as my credit score is low and my ccs are maxed. Years ago I tried all those pier to pier lending services that rejected me as I'm self-employed.

Any tips on getting out of this storm?

I feel stressed and overwhelmed. My current thinking is to just keep trying to increase my income, and put any extra money towards my debt. I've also been thinking maybe I need to try to get a debt consolidation loan or pull equity out of the properties. My credit is so piss poor at the moment I just cant see anyone loaning me after all the personal loan rejections.

I have a question about how much I should pay to acquire customers. I'm using Google Adwords and I started tracking conversions by an estimated value per new user I get.

Then I decided to have it work in real time that each signup is valued at whatever the value is for users from their country per lifetime. It comes up with this value at the time of registration checking the database.

This is the type of site where each user might be worth 15c for a FR user or 45c for a US user.

On adwords I'm spending maybe $5 daily right now and getting users each worth a diff estimated amount, and the total adspend is less than their estimated lifetime value.

The thing is those users dont necessarily make me any money. I mean some might, some might not. Some will drag the lifetime value for users from their country down, others up.

Do I just keep increasing adspend so long as its profitable with this model? And eventually all the numbers will work out and find a balance?

I'm only making like 10-30/day at the moment so the adspend is a big portion of what im bringing in.