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Bought 100 at $34

I bought 100 stinkers at $34
And 1000 GRT at $2.2

>>28608834
>>28607496
>>28605586
You made your first baby gains, after comming here from /wsb/ or other reddit shithole and think you have it all figure out. Your shitty 10k loan (even if bank does offer it to you, with your poorfag prospects) amounts to measly 4k GRT. To make any decent returns you need 10k grt ant minimum. You will be stuck with your assets frozen in delegation and pulling your hair with each price drop, because you're locked out and long term committed to a fucking bank.

>Work in a hospital
>tfw my job is probably going to force me to take the vaccine as soon as it becomes available
Guys help I don't want to fucking look like a droopy faced retard but I also need money to live and can't afford to not have a job right now

>>17582101
Abject cope.

You're the kind of high iq individual to fomo into this shit a year from now.

>>17512611
I sent you some link fire.

Bear Creek class of 94 here. I've had just about enough, so I'm ending it. It's been an honor shitposting with you, faggots. Definitely going to hell so I might see some of you down there, eventually. Be grateful, be good, get a dog, call your folks. See ya.

>>10664201
>tfw trying to take off for weeks now
>Keep getting denied every single time because my job is so understaffed we can barely manage the amount of work we're getting
>Have to stay overtime almost every single day just to get the work done
>Get yelled at for staying overtime
>If I don't I get yelled at for not getting the work done
>Might have to call out sick just to get longer then one day off for once this summer because shithead boss can't force me to come in if I'm ill
>Might have to go to the doctor and fake illness just to get my bigboy slip saying I was sick like a fucking kindergardener so I don't get in trouble

>>7517991
>tfw too dumb to day-trade

>>6101518
im still waiting to be verified and i cant make an account on binance because they aren't accepting new account register due to high traffic

I'm basically a "broke college student". I currently work two jobs, but both are part-time campus jobs which pull in less than $500 a month. I don't really spend much since I have a ton of scholarships, so living on campus and taking classes aren't really big expenditures (yet). I plan on going straight to grad school after this, and I've been told that most people in my degree are basically paid to go to grad school so I shouldn't worry too much about that cost. I have relatively low student debt, and most of it is interest free until I stop going to college (i.e. after grad school). My parents planned very well for my financial future, and I want to get a head start on the parts they won't be able to help me out with.

Say I make $400 a month after I take out the cost of meals I eat outside the college meal plan and other small items I buy. I've been watching my accounts and this is pretty much correct for most months since one of my jobs allows me to get extra hours throughout each month.

How do I invest with this income? Penny stocks seem way to risky, but many stable stocks have a high unit price. Would it be better to invest alone or should I consider finding a broker? I have lots of time on my hands, so I could probably manage a simple personal portfolio if I knew more about how trading works. What are some good resources for learning the "modern" stock market? What about mutual funds? If I can get a few friends to pool our money and invest together, is that a viable/healthy option? If you could do it all (investing) over again, how would you set up your first portfolio?

My future career options all pay decently, and there are lots of options even if I don't get a graduate degree. I have been putting money in a savings account regularly for the past couple of years, so I have some capital to start, but it's still very small (<$2,000).

I apologize if this is a common post here on /biz/, I don't frequent this board.

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>>1370560
>tfw you will never be a slum-lord

>>1330070
>Shit-post on /biz/ all day when i'm actually a fat broke neet with no sense of direction in life.

>>1326024
Welcome to the meme cavern froendo.

>finally get a phone interview last week
>get rejection e-mail today

How the job search going, anons?

So I have over 20k in microsoft stocks that I would like to pull out and perhaps buy a house or a car, but the thing is I don't know how to do it whatsoever. My grandmother has been putting 1000$ in my microsoft stock every year since I was born, so I should have close to a 25 grand just sitting there. How would I go about getting it out?

>>920105

Get a grip or end it.