/biz/ - Business & Finance

get a summer job and use the money to trade crypto you fucking retard

Yes bull market is here

>>9262958

Working my ass off for 16 dollars per hour or something seems like a complete waste of my time though.

>>9262939
Where will you get the money to trade from nigger? If you sleep 8 hours and work 8 hours, there are 8 hours every day left to trade.

>>9262995

I have like $1000 sitting in some blue chips already. Also like $250 for food this month. And I get my last student loan payout on the 25th, which'll be like $600. That's all the money I'll have until late August, when school starts up again. I don't have to pay rent until end of July either, so that's cool.

>>9262978
Wrong kiddo. You are establishing a record of being a reliable employee, establishing contacts with people who are successful in business, people who will attest to your reliability when you are seeking more money. You get the opportunity to learn skills and put them into practice, customer interaction. I did all that shit when I was a teenager and got to 6 figures by the time I was 40.

An inability to defer gratification is characteristic of niggers, act like you got some sense.

>>9262939
Don't ask for advice and then be a shitbird about it.
Get a fucking job and trade crypto. You aren't going to do anything worthwhile with the spare time.

>>9263048
now THIS is a quality boomer post

>>9263048

It's not my first time around the block. So you can stop trying to act like a quasi-fatherly boomer, pawning off generic advice based on some stereotype that you have imagined I fit into.

>>9263080

I'm thinking about last summer, when I missed out on half a dozen millionaire-making opportunities due to being stuck at work. That was a complete waste of my time, for sure. As all menial work is, really.

>>9263031
you're fucked then. you have no grasp of waht the money world means if you think youre gonna turn 600 into anything by trading. do you think you would have bought and held BTC 5 years ago? no. you would have risked it by trying to time the market likea fucking bozo

>>9262939
excelllent idea

>>9263109
t. 25+ yr old NEET who still lives at home and is a virgin

>>9263132
>when I missed out on half a dozen millionaire-making opportunities due to being stuck at work.
Sure you did sunshine, sure you did.

>>9262939
Get a summer job and use the money to invest into crypto.

>>9262978
Mate, I would suck some serious dick to get a summer job that pays 16 an hour. Also, how do you plan on getting capital without working a job in the first place?

>>9263109
Is gen X really that indistinguishable from the baby boomers? I guess the info is timeless.

I’m getting to the point in my career, boomers are retiring constantly, and me and people my age are next in line for promotion to the top tier. Soon enough we’ll be handing this shit over to millennia- oh no we’re fucked.

>>9263132
>I missed out on half a dozen millionaire-making opportunities
Nah you didn't, you were more than capable of making the trades on your off time, but didn't.

>>9263151
>you're fucked then. you have no grasp of waht the money world means if you think youre gonna turn 600 into anything by trading.

Maybe, maybe not. I don't know. I don't really care. I'll take whatever risks I have to at this point.

>do you think you would have bought and held BTC 5 years ago? no. you would have risked it by trying to time the market likea fucking bozo

Nigger, I didn't buy and hold (or mine) 5000 BTC in 2010, because of my risk-averse nature. I know myself by now and can manage just fine.

>>9263177

I did.

>>9263187
>Mate, I would suck some serious dick to get a summer job that pays 16 an hour.

Yeah I know. But that's because you live in a shitty country. Here, that's 10th percentile tier. Really dogshit.

>>9263196

No, I wasn't.

>>9263048
okay smartass
I am 23 and have a million from crypto in 1 year
Looks like your delayed gratification is a meme

>>9263213
>it's better to wageslave for a meager 6 figures at 40 than to make a million at 23

t. this cucked boomer >>9263048

>>9262978
>earn money
>waste of time
It will become a waste of time once you spend those money on normie garbage like most seasonal wagecucks.

It will also give you something to show to your nearby McDonalds manager once you'll trade away all your money in a buy high sell low fashion like half of /biz/ "traders".

>>9263229

Yes, earning money can in fact be a waste of time. If you don't immediately understand why, then you're a low IQ slave.

>>9263213
Where’d you get the 50k to start with?

>>9263244

You're literally bragging to teenagers on an anime forum about making the median wage as a 40-something. You're literally bragging about being a mediocre retard, trying to lecture people who are a thousand times more successful than you are.

>>9263213
There’s a difference between getting lucky making a shitton of cash, and having a reputation for having skills and ability, which earn trust of your peers. People in general avoid spoiled rich people, unless they think they can take advantage of you, but someone who can do a job can earn respect and build genuine relationships.

Listen to people who have actually lived instead of acting like jewbots programmed by Disney channel, SJW teachers and single moms.

>>9263256
Go climb a wall of dicks

>>9263048
I tested your mom's reliability last night if you catch my drift.

>>9263213
then why are you crying about it on a taiwanese forum?

>>9263323
>There’s a difference between getting lucky making a shitton of cash

Yeah, he just got lucky. That's what it is. Millionaires are just luckier than others!

>People in general avoid spoiled rich people

Yeah, because people just hate sour grapes. Nobody wants sour grapes. Especially not you.

>>9263349

Made that just for me, did you? You told everyone that you make six figures before. So there's no point in lying. Get back to work and stop stealing your employer's time.

If you're set finiancially, just trade. You may lose but you may win. Gotta take risks

>>9263378
>what should I do
>well here’s what I’d suggest
>yeah, fuck yourself boomer
Just more proof that the rule has no exceptions: OP is a faggot

>>9263422

I wasn't asking YOU. Because what you did was provide generic shit-tier advice based on some retarded stereotype you had imagined. Nobody values that kind of "contribution" and that's why you're being shit on by everyone ITT.

>>9263244
I started with 1k mate
I admit I was lucky and not sure if it is possible to do the same in the current market

>>9263323

Yea how easy it is to call someone's success as luck
Or maybe you are hard wired into thinking that working 9-5 is the only way to earn money
Plus if you care about what people think then I do not know what to say, and I agree people avoid rich people but that's because they make them insecure, they make them question what wrong they are doing in their life that despite working 9-5 like an ass they are no where as rich
Plus , I feel crypto is a golden opportunity, I was too small when the internet boom came, I missed the chance to buy google, appl,amzn cheap
Crypto will mint new warren buffets, dont miss out

>>9262939
If you need to ask this question then you’re most likely not skilled enough to have a higher expected return by trading instead of holding. The vast majority of traders can’t beat the markets. If you’re trading with less than 100k then it’s definitely better value to just get a job and trade/hold on the side.

Go all in Sharder now, then all in DBIX, then all in XVG, then all in IOTA and you never need to work again or so.

>>9262939
I think you should get a summer job and trade crypto. Anyone who thinks he needs to quit his job/work full time "trading" is either a lazy retard or someone who is smart enough to know how to dedicate his time to trading and maximising his profits. In the second scenario you wouldn't be asking stupid questions here, though. You would already be making big bucks trading.


>>9262978
So what? It will make you a better person and it will be one more thing to add to your resumé. Having low wage work experience tells a prospective employer that you aren't lazy, aren't afraid to get your hands dirty and don't have a superiority complex.

>>9263685
>I think you should get a summer job and trade crypto

That doesn't work. Or it's not optimal, at the very least. Also, it seems to me like many of you seem to think that time isn't valuable, for some reason.

>So what? It will make you a better person and it will be one more thing to add to your resumé.

No, it really doesn't. It isn't worth adding to my "resumé", as you call it.

>Having low wage work experience tells a prospective employer that you aren't lazy, aren't afraid to get your hands dirty and don't have a superiority complex.

No, it tells him something else entirely.

>>9263648

Yeah plans like this never work out past the first step. The market climbs and dumps as a whole in general, and unless you find another ANS ETH at the start of the bullrun you won't make it.

>>9262939
Just do tutoring.
Get paid ~12$ an hour for sitting on your Ass and occasionally saying "now do this question". If you have your laptop with you you can even trade simultaneously.

>>9263048
Who gives a shit?

I did nothing of the sort and made $60,000 out of college programming

then I made money with buttcoin and I don't have to work anymore if I don't want to

>>9263048
LMAO NO, this is terrible advice

working at mcdonalds has an opportunity cost of not being able to focus on crypto, possibly missing out on gains.

Not sure who to reference here but OP is right.
If you’re spending 8 hours a day doing labor that pays $12, but that 8 hours prevents you from doing labor that may pay you $100, then by doing job 1 you are actually losing time and money by not taking the opportunity in job 2.

I had a 8 months internship, getting paid 500 euros per month and dumped it all in crypto in 2016. I'm a millionaire now.