/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55653834
>>55653911
us Americans spend a pretty penny on Halloween but i'd wager is not as much as the other two winter holidays and the summer. and yea it's almost as if having an economic model based on seasonal consumption is bound to have boom/bust cycles. there really has to be an alternative to this. every decade or so shit just crashes and the rich just pick up the pieces for cheap and things carry on until it happens again.

>>55605855
if you are going to rent it out, try keep your rents reasonable and only raise the rents if you absolutely have to. ive read some nightmare inducing shit on plebbit about renties trashing properties or refusing to leave and becoming squatters. personally that's why i just bought my house and live in it even though it's a 2 family. yes i know im losing money but i prefer not having headaches. i am open to renting to a family that's starting out if they can fix stuff. havent met that couple yet.

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>>13264027
>only wear suits to work to save on cleaning clothes
how is this possible

What does google have to do with it? All google does is log websites to their search algorithm and help people who search "WABI ICO" find...guess what?...WABI ICO!!!

If you want somebody to regulate the internet so stupid people stop making stupid mistakes, then you do not deserve the internet.

>>4207933
Can a few people post updates after he delivers?

I'm beginning to think these are wallet address collection scams being contracted out by either government or corporations. Probably pay a rate per unique address (that they don't already have on file) and only if it's an active wallet or holds a non-zero balance. Why? Who knows, perhaps to try and match address to country of origin or even identity somehow.

There are hundreds of these "giving away free crypto!" threads every day, and virtually none of them ever give anything. I'm sure a few are people just seeking attention and (You) farming but there's definitely more motivation behind many of them.

" The 2014 I.R.S. rule that classified Bitcoin as ‘property’ means that every Bitcoin transaction, no matter how minor, creates a potential capital gains event. It means that buying a cup of coffee at Starbucks in Bitcoin is taxable for both the person buying the coffee (capital gains on the sale) and Starbucks when they go to sell those Bitcoins, buy dollars and pay salaries, order supplies, etc.

It’s why the capital that has moved into cryptocurrencies isn’t moving back out. It’s why the ICO market has exploded. Billions in profits actively looking for new investment opportunities without paying taxes.

It’s also the main reason why Amazon, for example, doesn’t take Bitcoin. Who wants that hassle?

Can you imagine Amazon’s Schedule D if it accepted Bitcoin? "

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-10-17/russia%E2%80%99s-crypto-ruble-just-changed-game

I want to put $1000 into speculative alt-coins.
2-10 different investments.

Which one will give me a 10-100x return each?

Here we are /biz/

Pretty much all bitcoin services are all reporting massive traffic and slowdowns because of interest from normies.

Markets are crazy, I'm tempted to make one last move and check out for a week or two.

But theres also some serious money to be made, its just so crazy I dont know what to do.

What is safe, what is almost safe.

Why is everyone freaking out about ETF and crypto currencies?
Can you actually make money trading crypto currency?