/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>54783108
So Comfy.

I started college not long ago, never been employed nor worked a day in my life as everytime i tried, everyone around me insisted i just focus on education and "let us handle the finances"

I am slowly realising in all my years of education i learned nothing of substance, and college might end up as useless as my previous education
I am scared of ending up in mcdonalds for the rest of my life if i don't change something

How can i make money?

please rec me a stock that will go up 15% within a month

Remember this moment gamers.

Remember where you were, what you were doing, and which brand of fast food you coped with the day you lost everything.

just started waging for the FIRST time in my life
25 hours drains all my energy
am I just being a pussy? How much different does 25 hours feel vs 40
and how the fuck do people do this for 40 hrs a week

I hate every minute of my office job, how do I upskill myself as quickly as possible to get the fuck out into something actually interesting?
I never want to have to go back to the cage

>>49655568
Fuck no. Bare market rally; Fed isn't done hiking interest rates.

What can I buy to actually beat inflation? It's not crypto, it's not stocks. Would /pmg/ work? GPUs?

Property is too expensive for me.

I've worked the same wagie job since high school. It's only been 2 years since I graduated though so it hasn't been that long.
All the people I was friends with quit because of the manager I assume. People don't like her because she's a bitch a lot of the time. Luckily I stay in the back away from anyone. With My original posse gone I sorta just keep to myself and don't talk to anyone and listen to YouTube while I work. It's a peaceful life as far as waging goes but it still often fills me with dread. In the past 2ish years I've spent only 5 Friday or Saturday nights at home. Not like I'd be doing anything anyways I guess.