/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>53461895
$23 now dipshit.

>>53248928
same

>>53148762
I'm making alright money, gonna probably buy some more silver and some gold, then? I dunno, more btc? I want more cash but my wallet is full, there's food on the table.
Manual labour isn't supposed to pay a whole bunch but as a dumb muscle guy it's kinda hard to go be a brain surgeon, you know?

>>52864834
Prime suspect is an Asian-Canadian "compooter scientist" working for citadel.

The shilling has somewhat improved recently, I'll admit, but that's not a hard standard to meet when just a few days ago it was simply typing kek baggies. Now they'll try and sound smart, only the fud they're trying so confidently to push are disproven by things we already know (Achegos swaps being repurchased until March 2023, WSB is a glowing shill hub, etc).

I'm really curious why only now they've shown up, who sent them, etc. No matter how hard they try, it makes them stick out like a sore thumb even more. I can honestly say that their presence has made me more interested and bullish than any other shills ever have.

Good thing I just bought some more today.

>>51442759
Hype as fuck and bebop is an undisputed 10.

I'm tired of being comfy. I want israel gone.

>>29414026
tell us which coin i probably own it.

oh so you were fomoed in by the hype...thats what you get

>>5411498
I'm holding 5 coins for a portfolio worth around $2,000. Half of it is LTC and I keep waiting for this shit to do it's $1500k EOY thingy. Whatever, I bought most of it when it was $30.

and like clockwork, the RSI goes to it's lowest point and we bounce up.

it's almost like someone is holding the market in this one place to allow others to board the moon rocket before takeoff... or maybe all the poorfags shit talking vergebro are right.

>>5379633
Almost every ICO drops like a rock the moment it releases. Why do you all keep doing this? It's as if Bancor and Status didn't fuck you all over enough!

> You can only pick two coins to hold for the entire year of 2018, what are they?

REQ and ICX for me

>>3443569
>>3440882

>>2884791
Why is it not crashing with the BTC-e news? Did the gooks wake up yet?

>>2829360
mfw when it's really a chickenless head

i'll never let go i swear on cowboy bebop

>>2166464
maybe, the secret tip could be more than one word?

>>1803742
>>1803743

You don't need to write 'contact information', it's pretty self explanatory.

Make the points under each header a slightly smaller font than the header, e.g. if the header is 12, the points should be 11.

There is no apostrophe in 'thing's', just write things.

Be consistent with your use of periods. Most points have periods, but some don't.

'Organisation of information' doesn't mean anything to me and seems redundant with the first point ("As a forthcoming engineer..."). By the same token, I don't really know what 'negotiation of financial matters' means. It's too generic.

You write 'effectively' twice in the first point of 'Communications'. You only need to use it once in that sentence.

When listing the programming languages you have experience in, list all you have experience in and don't write 'etc.', programming languages are too specific a skill to include an 'and so on...'

Should 'packing operatives' be plural? That doesn't sound right. Walkers Shortbread is the entire company name; capitalise the 'Shortbread'.

You also worked there from Jan 2015 - Apr 2015, not Apr 2105 unless you're a time traveler. Capitalise the 'work' in 'Work quickly'.

For your ENTU work: 'strengthenS' with an 'S' at the end.

Capitalise the 'University' in 'Glasgow University'.

Capitalise all parts of your degree title. You are working on a 'Mechanical Engineering with Aeronautics' degree, and you should also include BSc, MSc or whatever it is exactly. Do the same thing with other parts of your education if that's indeed the course name.

And make sure you PROOF READ THE FUCK OUT OF EVERYTHING, especially if you're listing "attention to detail" as part of your skill set. If you have that and then have something a hair out of place it won't look good.

Basically: be consistent in your grammar, know that you need to capitalise ALL parts of proper nouns (which includes degree titles), and proof read your resume much more thoroughly so there are fewer mistakes.