/biz/ - Business & Finance

>good
Looks like the crypto market is finally turning around, if we go for a higher high then shit will get real
>Bad
Still extremely depressed and lost in life, have spent the last 15 years trying to find help but none of it has been particularly helpful, most don't even know what to do with me. I may have to come to terms with being like this for the rest of my life.

I don't have that much to invest (10k) so I'm considering just going all in on LINK... I understand it's a long-term hold to make decent returns and I'm okay with that, but I'm afraid of losing everything if the price bottoms out.

Obviously, 1k eoy is too good to believe, but what are the chances it goes 0?

i have income to invest but i don't know where to put it besides a savings account

i don't really want to sit and learn the markets, is there a service for me that i can just toss my money into and they'll invest my money wisely?

You guys are actually fucking retarded.

MongoDB is a nosql database that's often used as the backend for shitty websites.

Pajeet has made a MongoDB coin to lure in suckers who do a two second google search for "mongoDB" and see loads of cool looking results, woah holy shit XXX uses mongoDB, no way!

Consider this post a get out of jail free card. I don't want any anons falling for this. I know if you cunts fall for this you'll be shilling your heavy fucking bags for weeks to come. So please anon, don't buy this literal shitcoin.

>>6950045
Let it.

I am ready. My body is ready. My dick is ready. My BTC is ready.

Before bull:
35% LINK 20% ETH 45% BTC

Then when the time is right, I will reinvest in all the alts and get even more glorious satoshis.

After bull:
5% BTC 5% ETH 35% LINK 5% XLM

10% STEEM,STRAT,FCT

20% IGNX(in a few days from now regardless of bull or not)

>>6684407
I wish I had that much in desu

>tfw down over 200k

>>2707399
o shit, sorry martin

>>1664454
>AMRS
>in a Trump administration
http://investors.amyris.com/releasedetail.cfm?releaseid=983049

So they have some partnerships. Why would it be explosive growth instead of just steady growth? Is it too late? Will the growth exceed a Vanguard ETF?

???

Hijacking so I don't have to waste a new board;

I am enrolling into my local 2-year college. I've narrowed down the following two options:

AA In Behavioral Science to transfer to a full BA and pursue my academic interest in social (not cultural) anthropology.

AAS in Hospitality Management to pursue my financial interests in starting and running a successful hotel/restaurant business.

The choice basically comes down to which direction I want to take my life, practical or scholarly. Both are huge passions of mine but I don't see them working at the same time together because they are different animals.

The AA allows me to not feel like a educational failure and open windows towards MA and Phd options. Its purely scholarly pursuit and not at all to do with making money or stable employ. I have money to live on either way. Ideally this would also allow me to study in other countries and learn new languages.

The AAS is the more practical option but once completed doesn't lead to BA options, so if I ever wanted to go back to school I would have to start again with a 4 year program in all likelihood. On the other hand it gives me the skills to start looking into opening my own business which is something I have always wanted to do. This one basically commits me my current locale for 5 or more years while I establish a successful business and hopefully sell off, and then with the proceeds, esteem, and experience open up a new business somewhere internationally to sort of get me to where the AA would location-wise.

Kind of torn between my Marxists indoctrination of getting to the top of academia to validate my self-worth and live in my own head and my drive to carve out an eclectic entrepreneurial sort of pursuit to build something real and practical and tangible. My life may be long enough to eventually accommodate both, but for now I have to narrow down my focus.

25 year old American with no debts or college if that helps.