/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>22676208
oopsie lol

>>8426429
What should I use instead then?

>>2201663
It will never begin because it already ended. The coin is a quick P&D with no traction, and YES, I did explore the thread on Bitcointalk: the shills only talk about price and shit (already a red flag), and the dev actually has bucks put on his avatar which clearly indicates his primary intentions. This crap already reached its momentum and I feel sorry for any of you who bought it for more than 1 satoshi.

>>1625290
>>1625262


He ain't wrong, but he ain't white.

>>1509002
Reposting this:

Ok how do you detect spoofing/other kinds of market manipulation on this site?

I feel like making money on Polo is ridiculously easy if you can predict when a coin is about to be pumped, but afaik you can't really do this without insider info.

Is there anything to look for in terms of order book irregularities?

How is a Condominium/Strata ownership different from freehold, and what are the benefits of it?

It seems there are next to no freehold sales in the Greater Toronto Area, or the Greater Vancouver Area anymore.

>>1224946
>>1224943

Looks like you didn't have enough dough for an English course

so fix it

>>861456

Nope :^)

>What's that? You're saying the buyer is wrong? You're a racist against every buyer! We're closing your account anon!

>>847690

>Arguing with someone that pays for sex

>>704545

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>>660428

lol good thinking my goy, only prob would be getting caught by the gamers. lol don't end up like NVdia and their 4Gb 970 graphics cards that were only 3.5 after gamers started looking into it.

They trusted NVdia so it took a while before someone actually did some work. lol you're on eBay so prepare Uranus.

Try going into Game cases and game accessories.

>>660514
lol are you actually planning on going past customs with counterfeit goods? I'd love to see you on the border war tV show with a belt up your ass.

>>652654

I think you put /iz/ in front of /b/ by mistake.

>>549577
>Often times people who are being brutally honest are more interested in being brutal than being honest

This is where you
>pause for 3 seconds, pose like you're thinking on this
>" Maybe. Yes, and this enables me to say that you're right."

Then enjoy their discomfort as their logic is turned inside out.

Be 19 working at grocery store part time
>Pay room and board at home, $400 a month
>Pay for all of my own personal expenses; Phone bill, clothing, vitamins and supplements, haircuts, products, outing expenses
>Have $8600.00 to my name

Work with a guy, he's 24 and lives with his parents (they're quite wealthy, might I add)
>He's been working 35 hour weeks for 5 years at the store, never went to post-secondary
>Doesn't pay room and board
>Parents pay for his phone bill he says
>He comes into work high, every shift
>Tells me he spends $250 a week on weed and alcohol
>Tells me he has $80 in his bank account

What does /biz/ think of this? I know it may seem very rhetorical but I would like someone else's opinion on this matter.
Is the art and knowledge of wise investing/saving and frugal spending based largely on a person's upbringing and what they are taught by their peers/elders?
Is part of the reason why the welfare state is growing so exponentially because of the fact that many individuals struggle with the concept of wise spending and saving?

>When did you begin to employ a smart-saving plan for yourself?
>How much money to you have to your name?

So /biz/.

Why are the poor, poor ?

>>4382

> "Actually was a finance major in college"

>Doesn't realize that you're literally getting a 100% return instantly on anything matched in a 401k program, whereas you might get lucky INVESTING making 20% annually with much more risk.

Not so sure I'd want you to be my FA. Lol

Former FA @ Merrill Lynch here