/biz/ - Business & Finance

Why is getting rich so hard and time consuming

Post your losses

>1000 $ so far

>>2692471
this last 3 months feels like a super long day where I napped a little in between

Id on't know what anyone is talking about in this thread . maybe ai should sleep

>>2562697
Holy shit. Assuming he is the one who placed the $0.10 orders he made easy millions with ONE FUCKING CLICK

>>2486159
> while literally sleeping comfortable
HOW

>>2458628
>>2458642
>implying i will go to sleep

I bought 500k at 13 satoshi and held strong believing in the bean. Sadly my wallet corrupted b-but I'm happy for you guys.

lmao. bump for interest

>ALT

>payday
>dump shitty retail paycheck (750 bucks) all into ethereum
>come back home and eat chickpeas from a can


Been doing this steady for 3 weeks. W-will I make it someday?

> target two biotechs with good potential
> all in on one of them
> it flat lines while the other one moons

i just want to make my $1500 loss back, why do (((they))) make it so hard?

Have you ever blown a bunch of cash by doing something stupid and easily avoidable? What was it?

Truly the worst I've felt in a long time.

How does /biz/ deal with crippling self-doubt?

$89 away from from reaching my 33% stop loss and leaving you guys forever....

> no volatility so I can't buy TVIX
> missed the SKLN meme
> all the blue chips are barely breaking even
i feel like a junkie but there's no way to get my fix when the market is just crawling like this

>>1326376
3% is not enough for me to be interested in Amazon over a 2% general card like the Chase Amazon card. The benefits are piss poor.

>buy xbone on Amex Blue Cash everyday
>spill beer on the controller for first month
>File accidental damage claim, ask for $64 to buy a new controller (retail plus tax)
>$429 statement credit
The benefits are so much better on the Citi Double Cash @ 2% vs. the 3% on the Amazon visa that it's not even funny for me. And Chase is too good at the relationship score to be worth scorning via churning.

>>1224712
Hey OP I'm here to agree with you. Not only is it oversaturated but it's also overrated extremely.
Im studying electrical and think it's one of the biggest mistakes of my life so far, but since Im so close to graduating theres no going back, I can't switch now. If I could go back in time I would've done finance instead. Several reasons for it:

1. Stem is oversaturated
2. Poor industry growth (meanwhile finance is booming)
3. Engineering jobs don't pay that much (Your salary follows a log curve, meaning you may start at $70k entry, but you will be making $75k 10 years down the line while in finance you might start at $50k but can easily move up to $150k+ in the same amount of time)
4. Stem majors and especially engineers and Comp sci majors are not respected anymore (nobody shows you respect and being an engineer is nothing to be proud of today, your job is not prestigious or impressive as it used to be - look anywhere and youll see people making nerd and autist jokes)
5. Finance majors get cooler job titles

If you are underage and still in HS and posting here. DO NOT MAJOR IN ENGINEERING OR COMP SCI, CHOOSE A NORMAL MAJOR LIKE FINANCE OR ECON and do MATH as your second major or do a minor in com sci if you like it that much. DO NOT MAKE ANY STEM DEGREE YOUR PRIMARY MAJOR.