/biz/ - Business & Finance

>shizoid
not a real thing
>I have no direction, Im leaning towards IT
Sounds like youve been thoroughly mkultrad, I honestly feel bad for you

>>51463061
>I am directionless
>I want to make money
Wanting to make money is a direction. Quit diagnosing yourself with shit to excuse your poor behavior, fucking zoomer.

>>51463099
I'm obviously not diagnosed as a schizoid. The only reason I mention it is because I don't want people telling me to be a sales-rep or some other highly sociable wagie.

Other than my social anxiety/ineptitude, I'd say I'm somewhat intelligent. I don't want to work a job where I'll destroy my body and be surrounded by Mexicans and negroes.

>>51463116
>Wanting to make money is a direction.
No it isn't. Making money is meaningless beyond securing intergenerational wealth for your children to survive off of.

Anyways, I lied about the direction thing. I want to buy a cabin innawoods and work towards making a completely self-sufficient homestead. Once that is finished, I want to help establish a whites-only community with special economic laws (e.g. no interest, no taxation, no inflation) to prevent Jewish subversion.

Any money-making ideas instead of critiquing my person?

Get some practical qualifications. Forklift ticket, excavator ticket, truck licence. Practical work is the saviour of the white man. Honestly nothing more emasculating than sitting in front of a computer all day and reporting to some retard.

T. Formerly you

>>51463123
intelligent people arent socially inept. genuinely intelligent people may not enjoy socializing, however flourish when they do. you are likely not intelligent, as you have no interests and are completely directionless, asking for advice on an anonymous image board.

if you want money, you need direction, a goal. right now your goal is a job in IT through getting the minimum certifications required. you want a high paying job? choose a different path. gtfo off the internet. get outside.

>>51463153
I heard forklift driving is surprisingly dangerous. Is this true?
My father got a CDL and did trucking for a bit, but he refuses to do it anymore and won't tell any of the family why. Seems like something traumatized him.

If I did end up doing trade stuff, how do I get my foot into the door? Where do you start? Are there any websites to sign up for something? I'm in the dark here.

>>51463162
>you want a high paying job? choose a different path.
Any suggestions?
What are skills that people want that pay well but are somewhat easily obtained? Should I go to college or is it a scam?

>>51463190
Forklift is super easy. Especially for video game generations. Just get your tickets and start applying. Construction industry is surprisingly based. If you're young and show initiative you'll be fine. Diesel mechanic apprenticeship for the big money.

>>51463150
>Any money-making ideas instead of critiquing my person?
no, retard

>>51463099
anon is right, schizoid is a made up term to generalize someone that is incapable of being a slave. I am diagnosed as a schizoid the thought of working angers me like no other for I am better than anyone else at that job including the managers/owners, etc. Anyways, OP need to get off his high horse and fuck off back to loldit.

>>51463256
>If you're young and show initiative you'll be fine.
What does it mean to show initiative?

Looks like the median salary for a forklift driver is 36k.
I'd make far more doing IT stuff, but maybe for a "babys-first" job kind of thing it would be good?

>>51463279
gay
>>51463298
>the thought of working angers me like no other for I am better than anyone else at that job including the managers/owners, etc.
>Anyways, OP need to get off his high horse and fuck off back to loldit.
This is textbook projection.

>>51463219
high paying skills arent easily attained, which is why they are high paying. you definitely are not above average intelligence.

>>51463061
get vaxxed, save your elders.

>>51463303
Initiative is going out and getting some of these qualifications without necessarily having a job lined up. Forklift drivers don't earn shit, but if you have experience doing that, you'll be more likely to get a start on a more well paid machine. Otherwise diesel mechanic apprenticeship, mining engineer or driller's offsider. Are you Australian?

>>51463373
How do Jews make it then? They get paid 200k/yr while doing nothing.
>>51463395
No.
>>51463397
Okay that makes sense. Honestly, I'll probably just keep working on getting IT certifications. I like the idea of potentially working from home too much to pass it up. I just hope that it'll be enough. I don't want to spend 2-4 years of my life in a college just to get a wagie job. I'm American

>>51463434
It is probably fine if you're being self taught about it. Certainly not as much of a racket as it was when I was 18.. but if you rack up a bunch of certs and git gud I'm sure someone will hire you.

>>51463061
>Maybe I'll see some patterns to follow


Invest in crypto now, and take a long, chill rest without looking at your bag for the next 2 years. Simple right?
Or learn how to trade and make the most with short time frame. This is a good source of passive income. Don't forget to deploy good risk management.

>>51463434
>I don't want to spend 2-4 years of my life in a college just to get a wagie job

That's the point, OP.

>>51463061
ok I will help you but I need additional information:
>how much money do you have right now?
>whats your income?

>>51463061
Figure out where/who you want to be and then plan backwards from there. It's really not that hard when you reduce it down to boxes to check (ie. To make $200k starting I need to work at one of 5 companies in X field. To do that I need to graduate from one of three colleges with internships, etc.) Then just go out there and do it.
>t. It helps if you're not retarded. But some of my most retarded friends are the most successful because they worked hard and did this.

>>51463525
The point is that they only want people who are "dedicated" (cucked) enough to waste their life in an adult daycare center for years instead of someone who is actually qualified? I wouldn't want to work for someone like that anyways.
>>51463509
>Invest in crypto now, and take a long, chill rest without looking at your bag for the next 2 years. Simple right?
I thought the whole "time in the market" meme only applied to stocks, specifically index funds.
Are you bullish on the crypto market as a whole?

I've been reading a few books about trading. I still need to make a brokerage account, but I don't know which company to do it with. Robinhood is a bit too normie tier for me, especially with the whole GME fiasco. Is Fidelity a good option?

>>51463542
I'll have 2k, my income is ~1k per month.
Not real big on crypto desu, unless someone can explain to me why their coins rock solid, like Monero.

>>51463552
Interesting. Never thought about it that way.
I guess that my problem is that I'm not much of a career-minded person. I just want to own a bunch of land and have a nice home where I can eventually live completely independent of the greater world in my own sort of microcosm. Of course, in modern America this requires that I make a shit load of money and live extremely cheaply... That's where I get stuck in the thought process. I guess my requirements for a job would be the following:
>Potential to work from home.
>Large amount of independence from the "system" (this rules out being a doctor, lawyer, scientist, academic, etc).
>High income, obviously.
>Preferably a job that would still have tangible value in the event of a societal collapse.
>Preferably a job that would still have tangible value in the event AI starts taking over.
>Preferably indoors with little physical work necessary.

>>51463583
you need to learn the basics.
>read the Chainlink Whitepaper.
>read the Avalanche Whitepaper.
>read about DeFi
>read about trading and how to read a chart
>set up accounts on exchanges, tradingview and Metamask, secure your keys and learn how to use twitter and telegram
>join Chainlink, Avalanche and DeFi communities
>become part of the 4th Industrial revolution and make it

here some videos for you to watch:
https://youtu.be/ufVyX7JDCgg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AXrrqtFlGow
if you read and watched all this then you already know more than most people in this market and you will make it if you put that knowledge to work.

and now how to make it. its overall an almost riskfree strategy and its realistic that you will make it in the next 5 to 10 years possibly earlier. so what you do:
>buy AVAX
>delegate the AVAX to a node for riskfree 9% APY
>use delegation AVAX profits to buy LINK
>Stake LINK when staking becomes available
>keep a bag on the side for possible DeFi/Subnet moonmissions
>accumulate AVAX and LINK 70/30 for the forseeable future and keep 90% of your net worth in these coins

godspeed my nigger

>>51463061
My path to success breaks down to LINK and staking DEV my zoomnigger

>>51463690
Thanks nigger, I'll check those out 100%
One last question: How do you differentiate between projects that have the potential to make a lot of money because they're retarded or genius?

Proof of stake is one of the most retarded concepts I have ever seen, and yet so many people are making money off it. Do you just have to sort of read the collective conscious of the retarded masses and follow the crowd, or what? Most of the investing advice I've heard is that you should invest in projects that you see ordinary people excited about, but at this point I can't tell if they're shills or not.

If you want to make big money Do finance/business degree, get in with a big name finance and then move to a private financial firm work your way up to partner, they clear 1m easily, just have to get your different licenses.

>>51463769
>How do you differentiate between projects that have the potential to make a lot of money because they're retarded or genius?
by looking at what problem they solve.
Chainlink solves the "Oracle Problem" to bring data in a trustless way into a smart contract. thats a trillion dollar problem solved, blockchains would be useless without it.
meanwhile Avalanche solves the Blockchain Trilemma and Scaling and will act as a Layer 0 and as "Blockchain as a Service" so anyone can run their own custom Subnet.
If you do the research you will understand what I'm talking about.

>Proof of stake is one of the most retarded concepts I have ever seen
Because you dont understand that Proof of Stake and Proof of Work are just Sybil Control Mechanisms to prevent too many participants joining the network and 51%ing it.
PoS and PoW by itself say nothing about decentralization, safety or speed, it is just Spam Protection.
Proof of Stake done right is what you can see on Avalanche and Proof of Stake done wrong is what you can see with Ethereum.

>>51463061
dont smoke dabs and become a literal schizo

>>51463769
Buy internet computer like a real schizoid and stake it in a 8Y neuron for max dividend

>>51463150
Kek when you grow older you will realise how simplistic your "based white trad ethnostate with no jewish subversion" utopia is. As clearly defined as the typical communists "communist utopia" is (as in a very shallowly described concept).

>>51463569
>I wouldn't want to work for someone like that anyways

I can relate. Glad you have well defined path.

>>51463982
>t. jew

>>51463061
>>51463150
>implying anyone on here is actually successful
>thinks peoples recipe for meaning and direction on here could be anything other than powering through multiple cognitive dissonances and chasing pussy or continously reinforced ideologies
>posts this not knowing that multiple dead-end copy-paste wageslave npc boomers will call him lazy and entitled like in literally every other thread like this
>thinks he can get away with stating that he wants to be alone and minimise social interactions without severely angering the normie bots
>thinks he can create an entire self-sufficient white community when he can barely work a normal job
Let me save you some time anon, go to youtube and watch any guru who calls himself "alpha", gives financial + dating advice and tries to sell you some referral pyramid scheme and it will sum up pretty much all the advice you will ever get on here. You also won't be establishing any communities if you dislike social interactions. You probably grew up with 4chan and now you have wet dreams about all the /pol/ stuff but I guarantee you, as much as you might care about all these issues in your head, with the personality you describe you will have to find a different way to make a contribution towards your societal ideals. There's a fundamental mismatch between your personality and ideology, in a traditional nazi/fascist society with strong family values, highly valued social unions and productivity there is no place for a loner who idealises from afar but gets nothing out of actually participating. Doesn't mean you have to give up your beliefs but the majority of people who share them will show you ways of achieving those goals that will never work for you when your brain inherently rewards you differently.

>>51463061
Tech, running incentive nodes on Sylo, while stacking more of these alts bags of mine till the bulls are back.

Don't listen to these retards talking about their memecoins. That's for much later when you have 6 figures lying around. All you should focus on is getting skills that generate a lot of income. Income is the first step, maximizing it per unit of time. Doubling 1k ain't shit. Doubling 100k is.
Sacrifice 5 years to get multiple large income streams going.
If you know computer science you can work multiple full time jobs. Once you have cash stacked up you can move into owning a business.

>>51463569
>Are you bullish on the crypto market as a whole?

I'm so bullish about the space, especially now that everything is practically on sale and at a discount. I have a well-defined strategy and format for long-term play (eth, xpress, and a few other alts), short-term play backed by solid TA, and flash loan arbitrage trading on aave and uniswap remix IDE, and I'm also into stock trading.

>Is Fidelity a good option?
Yeah
For beginners I'll recommend,
Fidelity, Charles Schwab, and TD Ameritrade.

Many folks prefer IRA to brokerage because of their tax advantage it has.