/biz/ - Business & Finance

The dump saved my bag; I was short AVAX, almost got liquidated
the dump triggered my take profit
I'm getting too old for this

any cheapies

Everybody keeps saying "you should start an LLC to protect your assets."
But how do you start an LLC without having a legit business? I mean, I just work retail and trade and trade mutual funds and am getting into the real estate game..
Sorry if this is a dumb question

>>11428027
>>11428032
Holy shit, this is some weapon grade autism

Reading your shit advice gave me aids arsehole

Guys...

What IS a stock?

Can you...

Can you hold it in your hands?

>>9095590
as long as you submit something that they dont see as something that will damage their company they will probably let your code merge with theirs. so if you submit a bugfix it would get through.

if you try to add a feature that might damage lightning network in anyway they won't let it through.

>>7806738
there's zero hype because marketing on /biz/ seriously is never going to get you anywhere.

You need memes and shitposting.

>>7050415
>tfw your life was part of a ponzi all along

I want to make some gains this upcoming year, which is the best shit/altcoin to do this with?

I've been looking into Ubiq and Link, not sure about them though.

where do you see the total market cap in 3 years?

can any government agency look at your tax returns for example FAFSA

>>1461669
Those are one day candles and the last candle indicates a possible change in the trend from two days of gains. I wouldnt make a judgement call on what position to take until the next candle but thats just my opinion.

>>1449152
Only have 450 shares of CGC :(

GXY dropping 10% over three days, gg

I own a small fashion label and i'm working on a website. Competitors have 'about me' sections but they're super fucking pretentious. Is it worth talking myself up or just really lame?

WHAT JOB IN THE FIELD OF FINANCE CAN GIVE ME THE POTENTIAL TO MAKE THE MOST MONEY?

In my 2nd year of finance and its time to pick internships. So far i'm looking at stockbroking since IB seems pretty fucking boring, is wealth management good money though? Or something else?

No idea why I'm even (shit)posting this here, but whatever.

I'm in my 30s, and I've recently been laid off from my shitty retail job that I miraculously kept for over 10 years. Two very stupid questions :

1) What fucking file format do people want for resumes these days? I'm that out of the loop. Should this shit be .doc, .rft, what?

2) If I'm reasonable affable and can straight-face a lie, how easy is it to get away with that on a resume? I've never befriended anyone in HR before or worked in HR, so I don't know if they actually like, call a fucking university to check if you actually got a degree from them. Is there even a way to prove that shit?

No money to invest in stocks or any dumb memes, I just want to work a boring 9 - 5 and go home and do my thing.