/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>11690914
80k is like 90k usd + berlin housing i believe is very cheap like 20% of the price of new york or silicon valley + all prices including groceries are very cheap in germany + not have to pay health insurance or save for retirement by yourself

https://www.numbeo.com/quality-of-life/rankings_by_country.jsp

rational guldman analysis vs. angry nerds who have two deep invested in shit coins

>>10485343
>4chin down half the day so can't even shitpost

down only 1 hour if you sleep until 4pm

>>10457088
gdp growth went from 6% to 2% for rolling average. purchasing power of currency declined 30% and full time life time employment went to average of 4 years in same company

youtube full of those miniwan vlog hippie channels getting 10 million views. yeeeah.h.. i think we are heading to another great depression or we are at it already. this does not look good at all, there were no videos of lifestyle like this before

>>10163490
Now you wait 10 or 15 years (or whatever it is in US they forgive you the student loan) or hope government to forgive all student loan debt before that. 80% of current graduates will default on their debt

>>1567447
>Also you legally need $25k in equity in your account to day trade.

Never heard that before. Capital has not much to do with trading. 25k is with moderate leverage 100k spread thru multiple instruments that is fine and very safe unless you try to trade something like forex intraday

Programming is a skill, or rather a born talent, where a person have born interest in programming (these kind of people like to build things in general) and if you do not have interst or talent it's a waste of time.

Thus, most of the well played programmers have started programming by hobby as early as 12-15yo. You have no business in programming if you are not able to compete with talented people. Companies do not want people who cannot do shit out of nowhere unlike this bunch of people who enjoy programming more than anything and have done it past 15 years