/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>1158364
Autists aren't retards, moron. Many could navigate the markets pretty well regardless of conditions, granted he/she wanted to. Could you?

>>1153846

If you are good enough. I am speaking face to face at a table poker, though. I would never put any money on the line.. on line. True table poker can be quite enjoyable and can teach you some things on top of the possibility of making a big take.

Greetings /biz/

>mid 30's
>no graduate HS
>know a little about a lot of things
>self-educated for the most part
>uneasy around new people
>lots-o-debt

I'm just going to throw my hat in the ring here and see what kind of tips and/or spit I can receive this weekend. Like the info above says, I am worth less than nothing in terms of money and education. I do hold a broad array of interests in varying subjects and fields (STEM, capital markets, economics, logistics, int'l events, history, music, guns, art, soc. psy, general psy, non-verbal communication, and more). Dropped out of HS for home schooling because I was placed in “special classes” (IEP) for being a jerk-off all the time. (they weren't teaching me anything new.)

I am open to any and all suggestions (yes even those, because I know where I am)

I am by NO means looking for some stupid GRQ scheme. Just some ideas, pointers and perhaps direction towards something I haven't stumbled upon yet.