/biz/ - Business & Finance

Citizenship by descent is a MUCH better option if you have it.

Also
>0% tax on bitcoin
If you're just referring to 0% captial gains tax jurisdiction, there are a ton

>>57482477
I would also suggest living on the ground in whatever nation you are investing in (or in a slightly more developed one nearby).

For example, I am not wealthy enough to get into Singapore on an EE visa (yet). I do have an apartment in KL though. I'm involved in a private security venture both in KL and Manila and there are so many local idiosyncrasies, business practices, and bureaucracy I wouldnt have known about or been able to deal with if managing remotely or without a local partner.

It's absolutely insane how many people in Manila are wealthy enough to pay for round-the-clock physical guards on their property. Tens of thousands. And this is just one example; the opportunities are endless.

>>57453208
Would actually argue that
>the "nice" urban neighborhood inside a city
>the "nice" suburb outside of town with good schools (if you have kids)
In the US offers some of the best QOL of any place on the planet, barring some exceptions. And this is true for basically every city in the country, in the poorly perceived ones.

That's a buy signal if I've ever seen one

What is your Make it Destination?

Apparently you have to bet on them to win in crypto

>>55596267
He is fcking based, i will vote for him

>>55059160
>Sacclets
kek

The APR really is great right now, especially if you know what you're doing and which pairs to farm.

Phone store and jewelry store fags (for example) need not apply

>cs degree from florida state university
>worked as staff swe for one (1) year (75k, 2019)
>move over to sales position
>wow anon you have a technical background and can talk to clients! that's amazing!
>140k ote

>>54113249
literally what organic poster is camping out in meme stock generals, waiting for a single piece of bad news to drop, combing through 8k filings for said bad news, and then repeatedly posting about it in said general?

Literally no one. You are paid to be here. Go get a new narrative from your manager because you fucked this one up bad.

Poor people playing the lottery paid for 4 years of degeneracy and debauchery mixed in with a little bit of school. Thanks bright futures

My now fiance and I have been dating since we were both 19 (now 24) and we both just decided that we would settle any differences we had internally and be with each other for good. We rarely ever argue and are really healthy for each other. She's smoking hot too

>>53431604
ATH in marketcap sits at $6.4b. If/when we squeeze, it will easily go back to $6.4b. Current share count is 117m. That puts our ATH with current share stats at $54.

If/when we squeeze though we will likely follow GME's trajectory (if not higher due to the smaller marketcap we're currently at.

During the squeeze in January 2021, GME's ATH in marketcap went from its previous ATH of $10b to $22.6b. That's (basically) a 2x increase from its previous highs, but remember that the hedgies used rich people magic to shut down RH and buy orders on GME so they could cover so it likely was going higher.

Anyway, if we use the same logic with BBBY and expect a 2x from its ATH, that puts us at a $13b market cap, and at $111 ATH in price.

These are conservative numbers. A m&a that isn't at a fixed price (shares for shares or cash&shares for shares) will likely cause the price to go much higher. That's what happened with VW.

either way we are going to $50 from here minimum.

>inb4 Ryan Cohen is put on the board at BBBY and announces a merger w/ GME
https://twitter.com/adropot/status/1610696975103541258?s=20&t=aUJDEEqtK9ppd5XWE0TIwg

my girlfriend and I have sex every morning and every night so I never really think about it other than those times.

>>52968621
>>52968554
>>52968495
Okay after some further digging, it's not the patent, but her parents own a massive enterprise involving barcode/rfid/mobile scanning tech solutions. Still, impressive.

>>52955194
>"Oops! you missed a match!"
No, SHE missed a match

>>52953136
This is where you're wrong anon. OP needs to market his handmade, artisan furniture pieces to all of the Californian refugees in Montana, Utah, Colorado, Nevada, Idaho, et cetera. Even if it's just for a second home or something, they will pay out their nose for custom furniture hand-crafted by a true local.

this is your demographic OP. Go for high-end, wealthy californians dying to seem cut out for their new home. They'll love it.

My rent is 750 but I have to pay for it - I just work a tech sales job and lie to boomers all day, couldnt be easier

I did 1.3m in sales this year. I am literally keeping my company afloat

This board is starting to feel like 2018 again

Own your own business.

>sales engineer
never going back to swe