I made it. Thank you for the good times.

[Anonymous No.11676876]

My account total assets (passive and liquid) just passed 32 million EUR. I don't feel different, other than I can buy some of the more material pieces of art I've wished to purchase for a while (pic related, personal sculptor making an Arno Breker replica cast, set to be cast in bronze).

If you think I'm a LARPer, please Google Image search the image.
I've been here for longer than I can remember. And I wanna thank you all. I can't tell you how I made my fortune other than getting in the right groups and being (what others have described me as) a very talented software engineer with an interest in maths and statistics.

Thank you /biz/. Ask any questions that isn't personally identifying.

[Anonymous No.11676882]

What's your edge?

[Anonymous No.11676883]

>>11676876
I hope you didn't make it with crypto.

Also, how many orgies have you participated in the last month?

[Anonymous No.11676888]

>>11676876
Can I have 1 btc?

[Anonymous No.11676892]

>>11676876
how old are you?
20 with 4k$ in link here

[Anonymous No.11676895]

Which groups ? What’s your investment journey ?

[Anonymous No.11676898]

>>11676883
Crypto wasn't part of it. Wealth management is the most accurate, yet vague description I can give.

Regarding the orgies: I have a beautiful and loving wife, whom I met pre-wealth.

[Anonymous No.11676913]

Were you born into wealth with lots of connections ?

Why are you positing here given you have already made it ? What’s the point ?

[Anonymous No.11676915]

>>11676895
It had nothing to do with investment - more with turning a small venture capital incubation startup fund into a larger company with a 6 man team (also I owned a majority shares in the company).

>>11676892
I'm 24. I honestly cannot give you any good advice without knowing more about your personal skills and discipline. But putting them on an industrial average index fund of your choice is never a bad idea for a pension.

[Anonymous No.11676932]

>>11676913
I used to spend a lot of my time on (surprise) /pol/ but then I got into the culture here around Christmas last year when Bitcoin was blowing up. I've sort of stayed around here for a while, and have gathered quite a few gems from a select few anons posting philosophies that I now follow in my management style.

Regarding connections: Yes. I was born into a middle-class family, with upper-class relatives.

[Anonymous No.11676935]

>>11676915
how does a small venture capital incubation startup fund work?

[Anonymous No.11676941]

What unique abilities have helped you in landing in something as privilege as VC/PE ? How did you raise funds from limited partners ?

[Anonymous No.11676948]

>>11676935
A tip I learned when just starting up is: If you can get the venture capitalist along with your pitch in 90 seconds or less, you've most likely succeeded in securing funding. Then you agree on an valuation, and they get however many shares you're willing to part with.

In reality it's a bit more complex, because of discreptencies between how much they fund versus how much a product is gonna cost to develop. This is why you'll typically see more funding rounds after the initial seed round.

[Anonymous No.11676955]

>>11676876
What is the most valueable advice you've received?

[Anonymous No.11676960]

What kind of advice can you give us about launching a tech company in the EU ? Is your company hardware or software-oriented ?

[Anonymous No.11676967]

>>11676876
Is that a picture of Mao lying on the floor? and is what about the small guy squatting in the corner, directly facing the wall?

[Favelanon No.11676979]

Can you get me a job?

I can do in advance,you just pay me after its done.

Anything,really anything.

Help a anon that is going by real problems.

[Anonymous No.11676984]

>>11676941
Hyper-focus as a child on pattern recognition, general interest in science, and realizing that theories in one field of science can with very few modifications translate to another, is what made it for me.

>>11676955
Read up on game-theory, and act in self-interest, and not out of kindness.

>>11676960
The only advice I can give about EU is to hire an attorney and a tax lawyer to figure out how to meet regulations. The company is a software vendor.

[Anonymous No.11676986]

>>11676876
What is your philosophy in life? Do you believe something you did specifically contributed a lot to your success? What do you think people should stop doing to do what you do as opposed to what they should start doing?
Do you have any obsessions?

[Anonymous No.11676991]

>>11676898
Ok, you have a wife. But you're rich now, you don't need to stay loyal anymore.
No one will blame you for participating in orgies with hot, young girls.

[Anonymous No.11677002]

>>11676984
>in self interest
Did you jew anyone then? Did you jew the other anon out of his code?

[Favelanon No.11677015]

>>11676991
Satan will enjoy your soul.

[Anonymous No.11677032]

>>11676967
It is Mao. There's a funny story behind that, but I'll save that one for later. The people in the back are working on a mold (It is actually two people, if I remember correctly).

>>11676986
There's the generic ones that you read on motivational Facebook posts. Modify those slightly to serve in your self-interest, and you'll get far.

Greek philosophy is where it is at. I'd recommend reading some of the modernized interpretations of the works of Plato, Socrates, Aristotle, etc. especially if you're into Western ideals, and how to deal with people who has grown up with that mentality.

Ship of Fools, is an allegory we follow closely when hiring/developing software.

>>11676991
I'm traditionalist. This is degeneracy to in eyes, anon! But I understand the temptation. My wife is very beautiful though.

[Anonymous No.11677034]

>>11676984
How do you rationalize self-interest actions that negatively impact the lifes of others? Do you think there is a line?

[Favelanon No.11677037]

>>11677032
Wont you reply me, OP?>>11676979

[Anonymous No.11677040]

>>11676984
>The company is a software vendor.
You buy the software from an editor and licence it to companies, then you provide support ? It is that kind of deal ?

[Anonymous No.11677042]

>>11677002
It's necessary in business, unfortunately. Everyone made it out okay, and we're all living comfortably. But some people would've liked to have had better positions or more shares.

[Anonymous No.11677056]

>>11676876
Good job, anon. Throw $1M into Snowblossom right now and forget about it for a year. I've got 5% of my liquid in ($200K) in but it's all I can bare for right now.

-alsorichanon

[Anonymous No.11677058]

>>11677037
We aren't hiring currently. Sorry, anon. I know we're all trying to make it here. But we live in a world where making a quick buck is hard, and you gotta be innovative and/or lucky to get an opportunity. Best of luck to you, though.

>>11677034
I would never do anything that would bankrupt a person. When we're dealing with hundreds of millions in turnover, and double-digit millions on the bottom line, no one is getting "screwed", to the point of homelessness. It's more like "Oh you're only making 2 million a year instead of 20? Bohoo."

>>11677040
Sort of, you're on the right track. I really can't get into this.

[Anonymous No.11677080]

How would you go about meeting potential clients/partners? I got this idea and the app is almost made, but I need a bit of cooperation from one of 4 companies. All of them are quite big. How do I get a meeting to talk them about my app?

[Anonymous No.11677093]

>>11677058
>>11677042
Did you not give them what the wanted or did you not give them what they deserved?

[Favelanon No.11677095]

>>11677058
Lol, I'm not asking for a formal job, just some task.

Yes, yes we all know its hard out there, You came here just to show your e-penis.

What a waste of time.

[Anonymous No.11677096]

>>11676991
>t. 13 year old

[Anonymous No.11677115]

>>11677058
>Sort of, you're on the right track. I really can't get into this.
Right, I see.
How did you find the investors ? The software itself ?

[Anonymous No.11677132]

>>11677034
If you negatively impact the lives of others too much there's going to be backlash which is not in your self-interest. You act in your own self interest as much as you are only causing minor inconveniences to others, or you're fucking people over and making them like it.

[Anonymous No.11677135]

>>11677080
Good question. I've ran into plenty of "entrepreneurs" in my day-to-day life who face this exact issue. An example would be: "But what if we could extend Uber to also include... bookstores?"

Here's the calculation that goes through the mind of whatever corporation you're trying to convince that you're the one to do execute this idea for them, based on their infrastructure/brand recognition:

Would it be more beneficial to us, to hire a few extra developers and own 100% of the shares of this new technology, or does this person have something unique that is worth giving up shares for?

The thing about companies is they are whores for their intellectual property and will go through hell and back to get the full rights to whatever it is you're developing. Therefore it's gonna be a hard sell.

You're welcome to share your idea in more detail and I can tell you if (in my opinion) it's feasable.

>>11677115
Friends, fools and family. All were well-compensated in the end. Eventually the VC came along.

[Anonymous No.11677166]

>>11676979
go fuck yourself favela retard. just buy some kneepads and go suck some dick in your favela

[Anonymous No.11677182]

>>11676932
>have gathered quite a few gems from a select few anons posting philosophies that I now follow in my management style.

Also the reason I stick around here. Would you mind sharing one or two of those golden nuggets?

[Anonymous No.11677205]

>>11677182
Sure.

Are you able to apply abstract allegories to concrete situation, or would you rather have dumb Facebook motivational covers?

[Anonymous No.11677221]

>>11676876
What are you going to spend your money besides art? You're 24, look at funding anti-aging research (imo) and enjoy those millions for much longer.

[Anonymous No.11677229]

>>11677205
The former. The latter is just useless in general.

[Moot Nakamoto No.11677233]

If u are this rich then you’d have atleast 21 BTC just because that’d be smart. So sign your address otherwise you’re a larping faggot.

[Anonymous No.11677251]

>>11676876
>thank you thread
Bullish AF.
I'm glad you made it friend

[Anonymous No.11677262]

>>11677221
That's a bit of a broad question, but I'll do my best:

> House to fit children, botanical garden
> Chevy Volt, because of the radar-censors that will allow it to completely convert into a driverless car once regulations are in place.
> Kids
> Experiences

>>11677229
I'm not sure how useful this one is for you, but I have a modified version of this printed on my wall:

>You need to have a robust enough ego to trust and defend your work, but not so much ego that you discard suggestions for more optimal solutions.
The reviewer [in this case, you], should have compassion and sensitivity while reviewing the optimized solution, because the roles will more than likely be reversed one day.

>>11677233
I don't hold any of my assets in Bitcoin. That will probably change soon, since it's looking more and more stable, and winter is coming. Believe what you want, anon. It's all just words on a screen.

>>11677251
Thank you for the years of fun.

[Anonymous No.11677274]

>>11676876
do you own any Link , anon?

[Anonymous No.11677278]

>>11676882
Yeah, what's your edge?

[Anonymous No.11677282]

>>11677262
I am increasingly incredulous of your assertions

[Moot Nakamoto No.11677292]

Yup, as I suspected.

>ITT LARPING FAGGOT

[Anonymous No.11677296]

>24 year old
>married

[Anonymous No.11677307]

>>11676876
low quality reverse psyche larp

[Anonymous No.11677328]

>>11676876
Fuck off larping retard your post smells like curry

[Anonymous No.11677347]

>>11677328
>>11677307
>>11677292
>>11677282

Someone is committed to proxies.

[Anonymous No.11677357]

>>11676876
could you send 100 dollary doos to a poor faggot who's trying to start his own business? I'll use 50$ to print more IOTBW posters for my campus. plox larperanon

1HEFwJbZ86KnzK7vy1C83y5jGCRjWGoL58

also, do you have any tips/things to consider before jumping head first into building a start-up?

[Anonymous No.11677370]

I'm ten years older than you and have less than $1000 in savings and no college education. What do you recommend I do to start making it?

[Anonymous No.11677374]

>>11677262
>You need to have a robust enough ego to trust and defend your work, but not so much ego that you discard suggestions for more optimal solutions.
>The reviewer [in this case, you], should have compassion and sensitivity while reviewing the optimized solution, because the roles will more than likely be reversed one day.

Eh, already have that internalized because I'm not narcissistic.

Tell another one.

[Anonymous No.11677386]

Im 30 and just this month i became debt free. Like completely debt free. What do you advice for someone like me?

I have a stable, above average salary working as engineer and minimal savings.

[Anonymous No.11677388]

>>11676876
make his dick bigger and modular so you can change it to a dildo. Thats on my bucket list for when i make it.

[Anonymous No.11677396]

>>11677357
begging is not acceptable.. the reason is that if you start asking for money, other people that read the post will intuitively think that it is a legit option that money is being given out, and they will then also ask for money.
Soon a perfectly good thread can be turned into a begging contest.

This is a legit phenomenon, one person ask for money and other follows.

[Anonymous No.11677398]

>>11677347
Phoneposter

[Anonymous No.11677425]

>>11677374
As previously mentioned. "Ship of Fools" from Plato's Republic is good if you're planning on starting a company.

Could you elaborate on your goal in life?
Age, network, background, etc.

>>11677386
First of all, congratulations on becoming debt free. Luckily I never had that issue because of the immense welfare here in the Nordic regions. What sort of engineer? What sort of degree do you have? Do you enjoy the idea of having a superior above you (namely your boss)?

>>11677396
I can believe this.

[Anonymous No.11677464]

>>11677425
Thanks!
Well i accumulated debt in US and moved to Europe about 5 years ago. Software Engineering degree, with master in interactive psychology currently working as game engine programmer in a relatively big company.

I do enjoy the idea of having a superior since company provides many benefits and the idea of managing legal stuff by myself scares the shit outta me, but i hope i can get to be "the boss" one day. At least someone higher in the hierarchy

[Anonymous No.11677553]

>>11677464
>Well i accumulated debt in US and moved to Europe about 5 years ago

Genuinely curious about the reason for not retaining your U.S. citizenship and staying there. It seems like an economically unwise decision to get your education in the U.S of A and THEN move.

[Anonymous No.11677575]

>>11677553

Not US citizen. I got engineering degree in South America, Master Degree in USA, Worked in USA for a while thanks to company sponsored VISA, then moved to Europe, smaller country, smaller city, more relaxed lifestyle. (and WAY less crunch, no overtime culture)

[Anonymous No.11677596]

>>11677575
I see.

>I got engineering degree in South America

Unfortunately, unless you come from a highly regarded, regonizeable university, SA degrees I'd imagine aren't as valueable as EU/USA.

Wise choice to do your masters in the US.

Sounds like you're on the right track, anon. Best of luck to you. Last question: What's your country of origin? (South/Latin America I'd imagine).

[Anonymous No.11677615]

>>11677370
I'm guessing no response because I'm fucked. Got it

[Anonymous No.11677620]

>>11677596
Chile! And yes, my university was recognizable enough that smoothed stuff for the VISA later on.

Thanks for the kind words, but do you have any advise like, should i try to invest in stocks or crypto or diversify into something instead of putting everything into a saving account?

[Anonymous No.11677630]

>>11677425
Hi anon, interesting read. You certainly sound like the more successful people i have met.

I have a question or two for you as I have started my own business this year (going well, but smallish numbers).
>What is your thought process when you have to make a "sale"? I put in in quotation marks because i'm not trying to physically sell something but rather convince someone that something is worthwhile for me and them, even though they will receive no financial incentives (financial incentives would not work either)

>Did you have a goal for size and scope for the company? Or did you just keep on growing more than expected?

>Did you always feel like it would go like this for you? Success, money etc.

>Advice as you begin coming into money? How has your mood/happiness/outlook changed over time?

>How do you find good people to take your company to the next level?

Appreciate your time, sorry for the long and complex questions.

[Anonymous No.11677697]

>>11677370
Sorry. I must've missed it. I'm procrastinating at the office, currently. You're definitely not fucked though.

I assume you have a job. Generally I put 20% of all earnings (salary in your case) on an index fund of the Chinese industrial average.

Since you're on 4chan, and have access to the Internet. I'd recommend specializing in some sort of binary-outcome stock to quickly gain some capital. I know this sounds like gambling, and it is, but it sounds like what you're looking for is a quick way to make a buck. And without literally sitting down at a slot machine, looking into biotech is the best advice I can give you. I have a natural interest in organic chemistry and neurodegenerative diseases, also my country of origin has 2 or 3 of the largest biomedicine R&D labs in the world.

I can recommend Martin Shkreli's analysis of the intepirdine phase II clinical trial.

>>11677620
Nice.
And yes, my general rule is 20% of my net worth goes into savings/index fund.

I cannot give you any advice on crypto, as I've never delved too much into it. I understand the technology, but I'm not sure it's predictable, no matter how many scribbles you draw on a graph.

>>11677630
Good to hear you're ambitious and have jumped head in.

>Convincing a sale

I can't speak to your situation. But the product we sell has a clear advantage over our competitors and the demand is huge. The reason why we're able to succeed without pajeet competitors is because the barrier to entry is so high, and Westeners have a bias towards darker-skinned people, whether you like that or not. That's how the world works.


>Did you have a goal for size and scope for the company? Or did you just keep on growing more than expected?

Definitely got out of hand at one point when we went international. We started out as a test operation domestically. But then we slowly expanded southwards, and now international sales accounts for 80% of our business.

cont. (Post size limit reached)

[Anonymous No.11677730]

>>11677630
>Did you always feel like it would go like this for you? Success, money etc.

I've always wanted this to happen. But I was scared I wouldn't even be able to land a normal job as a kid, because I was interested in different things.

A concrete example of a reality check: I was sitting in class (6th grade), the kids were playing soccer outside, while I was sitting working on something to scan and solve most of the simple algebraic problems in our textbooks (I had a little hand scanner with me). Luckily I went to class with ONE asian who had similar interests, and was never bullied. So overall 10/10 childhood.

>Advice as you begin coming into money? How has your mood/happiness/outlook changed over time?

Stolen directly from a podcast I listen to, and I have found it to be true:
Material posessions, such as an iPad, can remove annoyances and make tasks easier in your day-to-day life. But the the feeling of happiness does not occur, if only for a little while after unpacking it and being amazed at the technology.

>How do you find good people to take your company to the next level?

I was better at networking then expected. This definitely had more to do with luck, than skill, as I was (and still am to some degree) very introverted.

[Anonymous No.11677735]

>>11677425
>Could you elaborate on your goal in life?
>Age, network, background, etc.

28, 35000 EUR networth, iberian yuropoor, currently working as a SW dev but have know how in machine learning.

Ultimately my goal is to be independent and to answer to no one.

[Anonymous No.11677851]

>>11677697
>Generally I put 20% of all earnings (salary in your case) on an index fund of the Chinese industrial average.
CSI 300?
>stocks
Already have been looking into that. I can't day trade since I have a full-time job (also I'm a newbie and I would absolutely lose money) but I can invest in pharma and weed stocks long-term I suppose.

Thanks

[Anonymous No.11677959]

>>11677697
>>11677730
Cheers, thanks for the replies.

[Anonymous No.11677992]

>>11676948
ok thanks!

[Anonymous No.11678027]

>>11676876
Well done for working on your intelligence, skill and matching that with the discipline to build something. Us in the 21st century might have the chance to build an age of peace and prosperity if we are wise with our decisions.

I need to improve my networking, so if you wanted email me at evmur1 at protonmail to help me with open source software or sharing any mentoring for building tools to improve peace&prosperity.

Something I've been wondering for a while - is a mix of a big safety net and some meritocratic capitalism the best mix of economy for the millennial generation?

[Anonymous No.11678069]

>>11676876
When it comes to what you do for work, are you focused on doing something that you are really doing something you love or is it just a means to an end and you're just hustling your way through it?

[Anonymous No.11678112]

>>11678069
It is genuinely interesting to me. Has to do with risk analysis (actuary science, wiki it). Heuristics and so much more. You really learn to apply these fields to every single aspect of your life. The management and paperwork side of things are dull and frustrating though, but that's what I get paid for I guess. We're looking into replacing me with a leader, but I haven't found a candidate that can adequately understand the operation and delegate tasks, while also having great people skills and increasing the value for shareholders. (I can say this in a public forum, since we're not a publicly traded company).

>>11677851
>>11677959
>>11677992
>>11677851
No problem, fellow anons.

>>11677851
>CSI 300
:)

>>11678027
raidcrate at protonmail com

[Anonymous No.11678125]

>>11676876
shit larp

[Anonymous No.11678327]

Please don't use the mail if you're just gonna beg for money. It won't happen.

[Anonymous No.11678355]

>>11678327
lmao
not me but I could see that coming

[Anonymous No.11678394]

>>11678355
It was just hte first one I saw rolling in. Probably the same anon begging for a job here. I'm good-hearted, but I'm not retarded.

[Anonymous No.11678408]

>>11676991
Your average LINK holder.
Lambo and bitches, right? Wealth as an end.

[Anonymous No.11678411]

>>11676876

How much for the Breker replica? 25k?

[Anonymous No.11678440]

>>11678411
Since bronze cast, and the sculptor was busy it is gonna end up being roughly 75k. This is excluding shipping by sea, port and container reservation, and freight from seaport to house.

[Anonymous No.11678478]

>>11678394
I just read through the entire thread
you live a rather interesting life anon.
what's your educational background like, if you don't mind?

[BigGuy !pZ5bp8ocMc No.11678481]

I recently abandoned the idea of being a translator, because I realised I don't want to wageslave for pennies all my life, doing something I don't even like much. So now, I have to decide what the fuck do I do with my life, and how to make money. Since I have to start learning and working from the bottom, I can choose pretty much anything I want.

I don't know whether to dedicate myself to working in graphic design, or something like forex trading, or a bit of both. Do you think it would be a waste of time to pursue multiple careers, because I can't advance as much? Or a smart move, because I can see what I am able to get good at, and what I can do better.

[Anonymous No.11678494]

>>11678478
also, how do you cultivate self discipline?
it's just usually hard for me to actually do stuff I don't feel like doing

[Anonymous No.11678531]

>>11678478
I ended up taking a gap year to focus on my software skills. Obviously, it ended up paying off. So I dropped out of college, since I practically knew everything they taught. Thinking about returning one day, if I retire early.

>also, how do you cultivate self discipline?

I don't. This is my archiles heel aswell. Luckily, the stuff I've been doing for the past 2 years has been continously interesting. A lot of books and research papers read. Thank you based Alexandra Elbakyan.

>>11678481
I'm not an all-knowing god of career paths. I'm sure I was lucky in a lot of what I did (some of it was obviously hard work and dedication too).

But from my personal experience, acquiring as many skills as possible (especially in STEM) is a bonus. If you're intelligent you know how to apply theory from one field, to solve an otherwise difficult problem in another. I've had this happen to me multiple times while writing code.


PPS.
Evan, I read your mail. I'll reply soon.

Contact: raidcrate at protonmail com

[BigGuy !pZ5bp8ocMc No.11678539]

>>11678481
Also, if anyone else would help me out with their opinions, I would greatly appreciate it

[Anonymous No.11678546]

>>11678112
Xtrackers Harvest CSI 300 ETF seems like the good one out of the two

[BigGuy !pZ5bp8ocMc No.11678552]

>>11678531
Thanks, my situation is that I need to be able to generate at least a small income to sustain myself and be able to grow from there. That's where I'm at

[Anonymous No.11678575]

>>11676876
really bad Larp.
evidence if his wealth is a picture of a fuckign ugly statue that doesnt cost shit. lol
go workcuck you motherfucker

[Anonymous No.11678597]

>>11676876
Nice LARP you stupid crypto bagholder

[Anonymous No.11678598]

>24 year old
>married
>self made millionare(32 milion dollars to be exact)
>comes from an average family yet he made it this far this quick
>posts on 4chan
LAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARP
At least change that 24 to 42 , way more believable

[Anonymous No.11678608]

>>11677730
what podcast?

[Anonymous No.11678684]

>>11678531
where'd you learn most of your software skills?
online courses?

[Anonymous No.11678725]

>>11678598
you'd probably be surprised who comes here ;)

[Anonymous No.11678785]

>>11678608
Hello Internet.

>>11678684
Autistically going through MSDN as a child, and reading it faithfully. I've now grown to realize the coding examples there are horrible. No idea why the MVP moderators allow it.

>>11678725
;)

>>11678597
>>11678575
There's no reason to believe me. I'm with you anon.

[Anonymous No.11678852]

>>11678785
>MSDN
coding is definitely not for me

[Anonymous No.11678913]

About that head...

it's too small.

[Anonymous No.11678924]

>>11678913
The sculptor told me it'd be fixed in casting. Apparently it's standard procedure. It makes no sense. If you want, I can post pictures of the final bronze version once it's cast.

I'm going to China to manually inspect it in 2 weeks.

[Anonymous No.11678980]

got any secrets?
did the free masons contact you?
is there a plan for the global elite when the earth goes to the shitter from overpopulation and scarce resources ?

they are always looking for private investors

[Anonymous No.11678999]

>>11678980
We'll make it. The bagholders will suffer unimagineable pain.

[Anonymous No.11679044]

>>11678999
what am I supposed to see here?
reptile people exists?
fuckin hell I knew it

[Anonymous No.11679058]

>>11678531
Not that guy, but can you detail just a little how to make money with STEM? I'm trying to decide whether to learn cool subjects to solve problems, or day/swing trade. I'd prefer to learn the cool stuff of course, but I also need money fast, as I'm dying to leave my hometown. Any advice?

[Anonymous No.11679074]

>>11679058
There's no get-rich-quick schemes when it comes to STEM. It's hard work and discipline. Sorry to break your dreams anon.

Unless you have STEM knowledge, day/swing trading is not the "thinking mans gambling", it's literal gambling, with even shittier odds. My advice would be to either apply yourself, and take your time, or put everything you got and put it on red and may god be with you.

[Anonymous No.11679112]

>>11679074
I'm not necessarily looking for a get-rich-quick thing. I just feel stuck here and want to leave as soon as I can, but putting a couple years work in to get there is fine. And STEM genuinely interests me, which is why I asked. I could put in the work, I'm just not sure what the end game looks like, what you do once the studying is over with.

[Anonymous No.11679170]

any advice for a struggling college graduate with an economics degree who cant find a decent paying job? should I just go to a coding bootcamp?

[Anonymous No.11679190]

>>11679074
>Unless you have STEM knowledge, day/swing trading is not the "thinking mans gambling", it's literal gambling, with even shittier odds.

I don't think you need too much stem knowledge desu. I'm getting by with HS maths, built in indicators and just reading sentiment.

[Anonymous No.11679257]

>>11679074
Stop buying fucking statues with your power and help out your struggling kin in the crypto space.
No point in 'making it' if you are going to be a shitty hording normie whale rather than help bring about a science and technology age.

[Anonymous No.11679260]

>>11677697
Are you concerned that the Chinese economy is built on even more debt than the west? Probably worth reading this if you've got serious money in China. Published March this year.

[Anonymous No.11679279]

>>11679257
You'd change your mind if you knew what got me this wealth. I appreciate architecture, especially greek inspired. Hence, the statue.

>>11679260
Thank you anon. This completely missed my radar.

>>11679170
What country?

>>11679190
Care to elaborate? Sounds interesting.

[Anonymous No.11679297]

Fuck yeah, Arno Breker
OP is based, redpilled and enlightened

[Anonymous No.11679301]

>>11676991
disgusting kike faggot

[Anonymous No.11679302]

>>11676876
Any investment/business books you'd recommend?

[Anonymous No.11679315]

>>11679279
No problem. Make sure Monero is on your radar as well. It's a cut above.

[Anonymous No.11679319]

>>11677095
shut the fuck up you brazilian subhuman monkey
you are such a faggot
no one gives a shit about you stop being an attention seeking whore and fuck off already and stop asking for handouts you worthless baboon

[Anonymous No.11679482]

>>11679315
I like the premise of Monero. ZKP + ring sigs = wet.

[Anonymous No.11679502]

>>11679297
op is nazi

[Anonymous No.11679537]

>>11679502

Thanks.

>>11679297

Appreciating a highly talented architect/sculpturist showing human ideals.

>NAZI!!!!

The state of the left these days.

[Anonymous No.11679566]

>>11679537
Reverse the order on these replies. I am mid-work.

[Anonymous No.11679698]

LARP or not, this was interesting read. Godspeed OP

[Anonymous No.11679732]

>>11679537
not left but architect

[Anonymous No.11679757]

>>11677002
>>11677042
Is this in any way related to an anon on here recently? Thread related >>11608221

Be honest there's nothing we can do to you but if related this dude is gonna come for your ass.

[Anonymous No.11679817]

>>11679279
mostly just weighing risk/reward ratios and making sure i get a better than 50% chance of being right using confluence on price levels
main tools I’ve been using are
price action
candle stick formations
some patterns
fibonaccis
rsi (for divergences)
some indicator i bought that’s somewhat based on sine waves
volume profiles
exponential moving averages
pivots
time frame analysis ofc

and looking for narratives from the news and price movement

t.still building a bigger stack so i can start diversifying to other markets without spreading myself too thin.

[Anonymous No.11679829]

>>11679482
what’re your thoughts on link btw?

[Anonymous No.11679838]

>>11676991
BASED AND REDPILLED

[Anonymous No.11679892]

>>11676876

nice gay art, op

[Anonymous No.11679906]

>>11677095
shut the fuck up fagvela life isn't a videogame where you can get a sidequest by talking to someone. OP came to thank the board not give handouts. Go find a fucking wage position in town or start whoring out your body or the women you meet until you can get to america you fuck.

[Anonymous No.11679990]

>>11679757
No. From the few posts I read from that thread, I feel bad for the guy.

>>11679817
Technical analysis still works to some degree I guess.
As a side project, I'm looking into quantitative analysis.

>what’re your thoughts on link btw?
I haven't read up much on it, but as far as I understand, it will only ever succeed if major corporations decide it's their go-to platform for Oracle transactions.

Last news I heard was SWIFT involvement? I've seen it shilled here a lot. I mostly follow the traditional stock generals though.

>>11679892
Having pic related made next, if I'm satisfied with the work. Sounds like you're kinda unsure about your sexual orientation anon, if you can't appreciate a male body.

>>11679906
<3

[Anonymous No.11680003]

>>11679817
I kind of got an understanding of the indicators, and it was pretty interesting to see how they give away details of how the market moves. The thing that I'm struggling with is reading balance sheets, I want to apply more of a value investing practice (ala Benjamin Graham & Warren Buffet) and try to spy some good companies with a margin of safety for a long term investment, but I can't seem to wrap my head around it for some reason. Any suggestions on resources to check out?

[Anonymous No.11680004]

>>11677292
fagvelanon changes proxy to be an ass since he couldn't get a free handout

[Anonymous No.11680037]

>>11676876
Do you have any general advice about getting into small-scale venture capital? How much capital do you need to get started in your opinion? I'm doing a master in finance at a good university in Europe. I have a 600k euro net worth. I worked really hard to get there (from nothing), and now I'm looking for the "next thing" to keep growing my net worth exponentially.

Also, how much of your success do you attribute to luck? Please be honest.

[Anonymous No.11680089]

>>11676876
And congrats on making it :)

[Anonymous No.11680093]

>>11677697
>Generally I put 20% of all earnings (salary in your case) on an index fund of the Chinese industrial average.
Hmmmmm sorry if the thread is dead I'm working my way through. Are there any specific stocks or ETFs you are looking at? I know as the DOW has been dipping these chinamen have been seeing bumps. What makes you put a fifth of all earnings in this sector any reason specifically to you?

[Anonymous No.11680110]

>>11677697
>my general rule is 20% of my net worth goes into savings/index fund
Oops didn't read all the way and jumped the gun. I work the same way I understood it as you were putting 20% SPECIFICALLY in chinese industry indices. This whole post is good shit giving me material to research off the cuff.

[Anonymous No.11680136]

>>11680037
Masters in economics?
Mail me your CV. I'll answer the rest of your question there.

raidcrate at protonmail com

>>11680093
The answer is actually more complex than what I stated there.

I am not a stock analyst by any means, and I don't trust any capital fond claiming they are (also some of the management fees + curtage is ridiculous).

The funds are distributed amongst several countries in economically up-and-coming, and China is on the top of my list there.

A lot of it goes into savings, with trivial interest (unfortunately, that's how banks work), and I have made the decision to put roughly 3-4% in my (future) kids pension funds.

[Anonymous No.11680137]

>>11680003
I was a huge fan of value investing till I realized the irrationality of the market.
see
soros' paper on reflexivity
alchemy of finance (has some overlap with the above given it's the same author)
it doesn't outright shill it, but you do see that prices aren't reflective of fundamental value and that they can continue to be so for longer than most think

TA is the way to go imho after I realized it factors some of the irrationality into account. (and corrections that happen when bubbles form)

but if you insist
check out the
intelligent investor
afaik just the p/e ratios and book value should be enough in some senses
reading on modern portfolio theory was a bit helpful but I think kelly's criterion should be of better use depending on your approach to trading/investing.

but if you're referring to how to read balance sheets and such
just google financial statements, 4 main ones iirc are balance sheets, income statements, statement of owner's equity and cash flow statements

if you have the time, skim through the cfa books (you can probably torrent it or something) I plan on taking it next year

[Anonymous No.11680142]

>>11679279
>what country?
USA, california

[Anonymous No.11680147]

>>11677730
>>Advice as you begin coming into money? How has your mood/happiness/outlook changed over time?
>
>Stolen directly from a podcast I listen to, and I have found it to be true:
>Material posessions, such as an iPad, can remove annoyances and make tasks easier in your day-to-day life. But the the feeling of happiness does not occur, if only for a little while after unpacking it and being amazed at the technology.
Surely the security for your family, future, and well being are more than you could have predicted but a humble wealth is better than one out of luck like lottery winners. I know you already made it but it sounds like you're gonna make it so your children have the opportunity to
gonna make it as well.

[Anonymous No.11680163]

>>11680147
You nailed it with that one, anon. Security for my wife to pursue exactly what she wants without having to worry about us going bankrupt, seeing her come home happy everyday, is amazing.

>>11680142
Any debt? Bachelors or masters? Latter case; what specialty?

[Anonymous No.11680210]

>>11680037
>>11680136

[Anonymous No.11680220]

>>11680136
Hi Anon you seem really well spoken and your quote about the ego really hit something.

I need an advice seeing you might have been in similar situations. I am quite introverted and I often let people talk over me. Unless I feel I have something really important to say I don't really care about speaking up. This of course leads to me being silent for most of the time. I thrive when talking about interesting subjects one on one, but unfortunately my job, although well paying, isn't in a field that particularly interest me.

It is more of a sales role that I picked up feeling I needed to develop myself socially, and it really boosted me in that aspect, but the weight is getting heavier by the day.

My education was software engineering but I feel like I'm getting left behind, and I don't have the energy to practice during in my personal time. Entrepreneurship is my final destination, and blockchain at one point revived something I thought was dead in me.

Do you have any advice? Have you been through something like this?
The curse of trying to fit in the normie realm.

[Anonymous No.11680274]

>>11680136
Sorry bachelor*, brainfart. My CV is more or less empty as I've made all of my money being "self-employed" online. I'm out with some friends right now, I'll email you later, thank you.

[Anonymous No.11680290]

>>11678481
Depending on your financial and other real life obligations it would be prudent to dabble in a couple things dip your toes so to speak so you can find out what types of things DO and DO NOT interest you. If you find something interesting enough that you could pour yourself into it then that should be indicative of a career path worth pursuing.

[Anonymous No.11680391]

>>11680220
I've been in your place. Way back in 2013 I was on /r9k/. No energy, avoiding to people, depressed, thinking about ending it all. I think something changed in me when I went through high school. I was sourrounded by people more degenerate than me, and I started browsingthe "Daily Improvement General". I started the keto diet. Got down to ideal weight (186 cm 87 kg, trim build). Cleaned my room. And then I sat down and thought "What can I apply these skills I picked up over the years to?

That's where the idea came about. Put money aside (you said the job payed well), and probe different markets you find interesting, until you find something you enjoy, where you can "be your own boss" (cliche I know).

>>11680037
40% luck (mostly because of good upbringing and unique brain). 30% pleasure. 20% skill and 10% concentrated power of will.

More seriously. I can't really say for sure. But I was definitely lucky with parents and extended family.

>>11680290
Follow this anons advice.

>>11680274
Cheers.

[Anonymous No.11680418]

>>11676876
hey OP you know what my biggest achievement is? not jacking it for an entire 30 days. Im proud of myself

would be nice to be talented and dedicated and rich though

[Anonymous No.11680467]

>>11676932
>spent time on /pol/

Any plans to use your wealth to influence activism within the EU?

[Anonymous No.11680474]

>>11680467
Good question.
I don't have any motives to get into politics.

But next referendum, I will vote for my country (Denmark) to leave the European Union, and I hope other follow suit.

[Anonymous No.11680480]

what do you think about nofap? transmutation of sexual energy into productive things? do you jack off? are you celibate? do yu fuck your wife all day?

[Anonymous No.11680488]

>>11680480
I have a healthy sex life, exclusively with my wife though (thought that had to be stated, because of a previous comment in this thread).

I jack off like everyone else, and I find it harder to focus if I'm in the mood for jacking off. That's just me though.

[Anonymous No.11680510]

>>11680488
yeah but how often do you jack off? once a day? week? how often do you cum on your wife?

[Anonymous No.11680526]

also do you work out? what is your physique

[Anonymous No.11680533]

>>11680136
Madeanon I don't know if you can take advantage of Vanguard investing from your country but they offer a great deal of etfs commission free for China. I started to look into a bit more after you had suggested the Chinese Industrial index Vangaurd also made a huge joint push with them just this year.

https://personal.vanguard.com/pdf/etfcfl.pdf related

[Anonymous No.11680541]

Share some of your holdings with me, I’m a good person.

[Anonymous No.11680563]

>>11680533
I'll change advantage of this once I get my Swiss citizenship. I currently cant. Glad it was helpful for you though, and cool that you did some research.

>>11680510
>>11680526
Once every second day.
Average build, still have a fold when I sit.

[Anonymous No.11680567]

did you have a period when you ignored your wife and focused on work when you didnt fuck her and made progress in your work? more progress than if you did fuck her?

[Anonymous No.11680582]

Are you doing any investing in stellar (XLM) and what are your opinions on it.

[Anonymous No.11680584]

>>11680567
Not answering anymore ejaculation question, sorry anon.

[Anonymous No.11680589]

>>11680137
anon this is a good post with good resources in it but the formatting is like a retarded monkey slapped a keyboard with his penis. since this is 4chan I have to go out of my way to let you know your're shit's' all retarded despite being some good shit. just know that ilu and we're all gonna make it.

[Anonymous No.11680665]

This got a lot more comments than I thought. and I've spent a lot more time on it than I wanted.

Should I make more of these in the future when I have days at work that aren't particularly busy?

You can always contact me at

raidcrate protonmail com

[BigGuy !pZ5bp8ocMc No.11680676]

>>11680290
Thanks Anon. I have found that graphic design is comfy enough that I could live doing that. But I don't know if it is too difficult to a point where, if I were to moderately succeed, I could have become a multimillionare in other discipline, like finances. Do I make sense?

[Anonymous No.11680698]

>>11680480
>>11680510
>>11680567
jesus fuck lmao dude nochill as a /fit/izen let me explain the no fap to you and stop asking made anon bullshit questions. masturbation is healthy however porn addiction or more accurately the serotonin addiction to jacking off can be detrimental to any workflow. if you can jerk it out and work it out and get back to business ok fine. if it gets in the way of productivity I suggest doing it only once a week. masturbating can affect androgen levels however so if you are planning on working out regularly the weekly release also benefits your REGULAR (see disciplined daily) workout routine.

>>11680526
listen do your compound work outs squats, pull ups, and pushups. make sure to consume protein within 20-40 minutes of rigorous muscle workouts. stay hydrated and get at least 6 hours sleep a night preferably 7-8.

lol

[Anonymous No.11680699]

>>11680589
lmao
sorry
it's 4:40 am and I haven't slept all night
was busy fucking around
goodnight fren
also, buy link
100 eoy 2019
1k is just to set a psychological anchor
"thinking fast and slow" was also really informative

[Anonymous No.11680703]

>>11680676
Can I see some work you've done? Our graphics team when we started up was in the Phillipines, now we use local artists. They're more expensive, but the feedback cycle is much shorter.


Again. Mail above is above.

[Anonymous No.11680765]

I am math major and I have an ok net worth for my age, 25. The fact that I have much more money than people around me certainly made me (even more) disconnected from reality. You are lucky to come from your background because, trust, coming to riches from nowhere can be very lonely.
Are you at the stage already where it does not matter to you how much you have and it just becomes a game? It was very hard for me to come to terms that I have so much.

[Anonymous No.11680796]

>>11680676
I understand what you mean completely.

An artistic life is one of financial insecurity however it provides the most enjoyable life to work ratio. understand this because not just you but anyone will ALWAYS have been able to make much more income in other disciplines. if you are interested in working in graphic design then perhaps you should work something that has part time elements to it. I.E. literally 20 hour weeks or contracts so you can invest in graphic design freelance work between contracts or while looking for a contract that would sustain you to focus on the design work. on the flip side if you are strictly about making money in graphic design you can commission the worst type of furry fetish brony baby diaper shit ever and they will pay you more than you can imagine for it. the thing is with any career catering to filth your soul will erode over time so think about it carefully.

[Anonymous No.11680874]

>>11680699
muah sleep tite pupper I hope you wake up from restful sleep to find this very special (You). may your linkies be forever stinky. thanks again I'm downloading Daniel Kahnermans book rn I'll be listening to the audio book in the gym tomorrow.

[Anonymous No.11680904]

>>11677347
that photo means literally nothing

[Anonymous No.11680939]

Are you norwegian by chance?

[Anonymous No.11681108]

>>11680665
Yes please, good threads.

[Anonymous No.11681173]

>>11680665
Yeah, useful/helpful threads are sorely needed around here.

[Anonymous No.11681265]

>>11681173
>>11681108
Will do.

>>11680939
Danish!

[BigGuy !pZ5bp8ocMc No.11681291]

>>11680703
I'll send you an e-mail with some of the things I have done later today. I don't know if they will be related to what you are looking for, but I will send you some examples, and include a short explanation on them

[Anonymous No.11681338]

>>11679990

I'm a lot more secure about my sexuality than you are about your taste in art. Your choices are gauche as fuck, a shallow and reductionist attempt to address what you think is the "degeneracy" of abstraction, which you address by trying to recreate renaissance sculpture but instead you're getting something closer to a set of shop window mannequins.

Every time you look at those sculptures, you will remember this comment and come to hate your shitty art collection that represents nothing more than an effete rebellion against real art, how you perceive it as a threat to your paper thin veneer of an ego, and how your attempt to amplify your masculinity and desire for order, domination, power and all of those other puerile alt-right mgtow type ideas is basically the most adolescent, clumsy and pathetic set of values anybody can have.

Who wants to bet you actually spend hours of your life trying so hard to think about how to become more of a man to other people, all the while not understanding that all of this undermines your manliness and just makes you a permanent adolescent, all reaction and no true values. Imagine that - you feel so cornered and exposed by art that is non-representational that you have to decorate your living space with what amounts to groan worthy kitsch, and grandiose, fedora level political posturing in order to defend yourself from the judgement of others.

Also your total obliviousness to how camp the statues are, yes both male and female, is basically hilarious. Go and email your pictures to any art lecturers from any university and ask them whether they consider them to be examples of camp, queer culture type art. You'll hate the answer. Also look at 60s pop art, and how it centres around this type of body worship sculpture. There's a reason why it was all made by homosexuals.

[BigGuy !pZ5bp8ocMc No.11681367]

>>11680796
>An artistic life is one of financial insecurity

Not necessarily, there are people that make a killing on illustration / video editing / typography, etc. However, I think it is more difficult to succeed than in other types of careers, like financial careers. I'm NOT saying that finances is easy, to be clear. Just that the bar to "make a living" is more easily attainable in other fields.

I don't mind doing the "dirty work", as you have said with the example of the brony scat thing.

What I was thinking, was focusing 2019 on improving my skills, becoming the best designer I can be, and also network and meet people that could use my services. For example, people from here, or anwhere, really. Start doing small jobs I can get here and there (which is what I am already doing), and charge low fees for my work, so I can get repeat customers, and until I get more work. Then, try to work my way up to bigger projects, and a more decent income

[Anonymous No.11681501]

>>11681338
it's just a statue pls b kind

[Anonymous No.11681503]

>>11676991
Fucking terrible advice. Stick with your wife OP.

[Anonymous No.11681521]

>>11681338
If not bait your mistake is attributing significance to the opinion of university lecturers, especially ones in art faculties

[Anonymous No.11681552]

>>11681265
Based Dane. I love the Danes. Had some great nights meeting random Danes in Esbjerg, Århus, even Fåborg. As an unbiased Bong, I can honestly say Danish woman are the hottest of anywhere. And your coke is quite passable too

[Anonymous No.11682070]

>>11680163
>what
sorry for the late response, no debt. Bachelors

[Anonymous No.11682181]

god blelss you anon

[Anonymous No.11682195]

>>11676876
you made me feel shit about myself op

[Anonymous No.11682232]

>>11676876
Hey how did you get into Software Engineering . Did you go to Uni or just learned on your own ? Seems like with so much information around , books , online courses etc. It might not be that hard to get that knowledge elsewhere if you have discipline and some sort of a plan going, right ?

[Anonymous No.11682247]

>>11681338
OP btfo. OP is what happens when small-souled STEMfags try to into art. Embarassing.

[Anonymous No.11682346]

>>11682070
You're in an excellent spot.

>>11682181
<3

>>11682195
raidcrate at protonmail com
Your lifeline.

>>11682232
As mentioned earlier I was pretty adamant about learning it at an early age. I'm so happy about that decision now.

>>11682247
>>11681338

Good attempt anon.

[Anonymous No.11682480]

>>11682346
gotcha , thanks for the reply. God speed to you in art , I love Greek god aesthetics as well. Do portraits of various sculptures for relaxation.

[Anonymous No.11682505]

>>11678598
This.

Intelligent people can be fooled with these two biases. Read "Fooled By Randomness" (Taleb).

- "attribution bias" of "successful" people
- "confirmation bias" of rest of us

Thanks
Deb

[Anonymous No.11682572]

>>11676876
What advice would you give to someone much richer than you, is a neet and never put any effort into making his fortune

t. loser with alot of money, ashamed

[Anonymous No.11682692]

>>11682572
invest to find passive income and find a hobby you can spend your money on that is genuinely enjoyable to you. odd example but fishing/sailing. with the right type of money you could become a world class sailor catching crazy ass prize fisherman. then with your money satelite upload a photo to /an/ or /out/ of you fishing in the gelapagos islands like something out of a BBC earth or blueplanet episode.

[Anonymous No.11682780]

>>11682505
Still a possibility that everything is true.

And the idea that people reject his "story" because they can't handle the fact someone of their age (or much younger) is a lot more successful (lot could be said about this notion) also happens to be a confirmation bias.

I personally don't care, either a liar or a wealthy individual with extremely doubtful taste in art. I would understand if he was american, but seeing this proudly exposed by an EU citizen, quite a shame. He might be german.

>>11682692

Best fucking advice ever, ahahaha

[Anonymous No.11682880]

>>11682505

[Anonymous No.11682910]

>>11676876
this entire thread is incredibly vague and generic. all you do is offer cheap salesman talk like "work hard, keep it up"

let me guess...

you got some homo from the silicon valley to give you $20 million because you created some obscure app that is going to be the "next big thing"

[Anonymous No.11682930]

>>11676876
what do you think about my new app, it is going to locate restrooms for you by using your phone's GPS. you could also rate the restroom and review it or suggest it to a friend

$20 million or $50 million valuation?

how about $100 million valuation?

>I'm a software engineer

[Anonymous No.11682941]

>>11682930
>not peeing behind a car

[Anonymous No.11682993]

Too many mails. I'll reply tomorrow.

[Anonymous No.11683005]

>>11682346
>You're in an excellent spot.
Im not, my job makes $15 an hour and dead end. how do i improve my prospects?

[Anonymous No.11683014]

[Anonymous No.11683040]

>>11682346
Virkelig inspirerende at læse anon. Ost eller Vest Danmark, det kan du vel svare på?

[Anonymous No.11683051]

>>11683040
Lige i midten af kortet (Fyn) - bor her dog ikke længere. :)

[Anonymous No.11683069]

>>11683051
Er dit arbejde noget man er bekendt med?

[Anonymous No.11683106]

>>11683069
Ved ikke lige hvilke nyhedsmedier du laeser - men der er da en chance.

[Anonymous No.11683110]

>>11678598
>"self made millionaire"
>comes from "average" family

seems legit.

[Anonymous No.11683118]

>>11676876

So you're spending your gains on a bronze penis

Wonderful.

Dumb motherfucker

[Anonymous No.11683149]

>>11682930
LOL. This.

Excerpts from 4Chan

> I watched a startup in San Fran mission district or whatever its called. They raised $14 million or so, setup shop, paid a shit ton to staff, closed a year later. A lot of the money was spent traveling and speaking at conferences. Seen a competitor of theirs do the same thing but right before they closed down they had an ICO and were able to pay back original investors and make out like a bandit running their same operation but just adding an ever decreasingly valued crypto currency to their project.

I work as an accountant and get prospective clients coming in the door with absolute total utter shit tier ideas that you would never think would be a viable business, but they are sitting with thousands upon thousands from VC, accelerator and seed rounds.

Where the fuck does all this money come from?

Then the founders just pay themselves stupidly high salaries and inevitably I am applying for the company to go through insolvency strike off after a year or two.

Give me a convincing career pathway that you have charted from bottom-up, otherwise you are just part of SV / Elite money circle-jerk. And BTW, 3M USD is enough to be FIREd and work on betterment of unprivileged folks. Fuck that "Game Theory" justification for being selfish. How many hands-on charity work you participated, faggot ?

[Anonymous No.11683160]

>>11683106
Fair nok - imponerende skulpturer i ovrigt, kan sagtens se fascinationen.

[Anonymous No.11683223]

>>11683149
educate yourself

[Anonymous No.11683371]

>>11683040
>>11683051
>>11683069
>>11683106
>>11683160
thats one way to ruin a good thread.
On a side note: You seem to be lacking general perspective, OP. Maybe your age is showing in that. Most of what you've said leaves me thinking you are indeed autistic to some extend and are thus disconnected from redpilled reality. Im not saying you didnt deserve to be welloff, but it sure has a little bit of a slot machine winner feeling to it. Again, it may be the young age.
Suggestion: Expand social network and get in touch with smart nonautistic people more. Maybe travel, pick up a social mission to go along with your lifes story line.

[Anonymous No.11683433]

>>11683371
I have ~100 people under me, whom I interact with, manage and socialize with on a daily basis, and my network is exponentially larger. I'm not austistic.

Glad you enjoyed the thread though.

[Anonymous No.11683500]

>>11683433
>under me
>interact with
>manage
>socialize with
The way are putting it...

Godspeed, OP. Interesting read.

[Anonymous No.11683523]

>>11683500
OP is definitely on the spectrum, lmao. But still good life and good work.

[Anonymous No.11683556]

>>11676876
>says he has millions of dollars
>says act in self-interest, and not out of kindness
>proceeds to dispense advice on fucking 4chan for no reason except out of kindness
>holds every clueless anon's hands who bothers to respond to a shit larp thread.
Good job, OP.

[Anonymous No.11683566]

prove it op

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KAExa9P7hME

[Anonymous No.11683615]

>>11683556
Ever heard of being bored, anon? Yeah, it happens frequently to humans, u can't be in business mode 24/7.

[Anonymous No.11683759]

>>11683556

Not everyone is a nigger, you faggot.

[BigGuy !pZ5bp8ocMc No.11683822]

>>11680703
>>11681291
Done!

[Anonymous No.11684230]

>>11681338

Was it really worth it going $80k in debt to learn this faggotry from literal communists? How are you even posting here? Don't you have frappuccinos to make so you won't miss your interest only debt payments?

[Anonymous No.11684949]

>>11676876
>claims to be successful
>posts on biz

Prepare to lose fucking everything.

[Anonymous No.11684967]

>>11676876
>personal Arno Breker statue
Based, redpilled, and I’m envious

[Anonymous No.11684976]

>>11677095
Lmao Favelanon in here begging as usual

[Anonymous No.11685122]

>>11680874
lol thanks fren
hit me up on discord
and I can teach you a bit more
lmao
georgetr#0770

[Anonymous No.11685152]

>>11685122
the ip changed
but i can assure you I’m the same guy lol

[Anonymous No.11685288]

OP it's pretty nigger tier to not try to affect politics when you have millions of dollars. you could actually do good and help save europe.

[Anonymous No.11685698]

>>11676876
I've scanned through the thread so sorry if this has been posted already but what are some must read business/investing books you think are must read?

[Anonymous No.11686486]

lmao top larp by homestuck teenager

[Anonymous No.11686759]

>>11676876
Quality, patrician thread OP. Well done and congrats!

[Anonymous No.11686821]

>>11676876
Fin LARP mannen

>b-but I have this picture of this random sculpture as proof

[Anonymous No.11686873]

wow that statue looks awful. it's not even real carving. it's fucking clay. look at the face. lmao look at the top of his head. go on anon, buy that!

[Anonymous No.11686883]

>>11686873
>. it's not even real carving. it's fucking clay
Fuck me this board is dumb....he said it was to be cast in bronze...can't you fuckers read?

Anon i would guess you are a Mutt!

[Anonymous No.11687001]

>>11686883
I did accademia delle belle arti carrera fucktard

[Anonymous No.11687314]

>>11676876
Life can and will fuck you up, so don't get too complacent you rich piece of shit. Also I bet you pay your employees a shit wage .

[Anonymous No.11687461]

>>11677032
Have you read "The way of the superior man" (David Deida)?
I started it but haven't finished. It seems pretty good.

[Anonymous No.11687475]

>>11684949
we dont all buy high and sell low despite the amount of underage cryptos

>>11685122
added jorje what country are you even in? Also remember to capitalize your tag in the future it got denied a few times since the G was lower case.

>>11685698
read the thread but here are some quickies journals on scihub, thinking fast and slow, lateral thinking, make it stick science of successful learning.

[Anonymous No.11687791]

I find this interesting. Everyone here is so money hungry, they would be eager to get down and gobble this dudes nuts for any sort of tip. I found some on the things he said to be useful, but ultimately I realized we are extremely different people. I don't think this dude really knows what it's like to live on the wild side, deal with danger and excitement, weird times and partying. Being able to not take shit off anybody because of your person, not your wealth.

We are basically opposites, but I hope you find happiness with your bronze statues and romanticized version of what you think your life should be. PRO TIP: you're obviously smart as fuck if this isnt a larp, but at 24 you don't know shit about life. Give it some time and just go with the flow bud

[Anonymous No.11688394]

I can't believe this thread has survived. I'm not sure if my ID survived, but hello. I'm just reading through to see what I've missed. (Got a ton of mail)

[Anonymous No.11688406]

>>11688394
ID didn't survive. Gonna verify with new image. Meet my sculptor.

[Anonymous No.11688567]

>>11688406

>as a millionaire connoisseur of art, I insist on chinese knock offs of kitsch german knock offs of renaissance art

[Anonymous No.11688593]

>>11688406

Have you ever been to this fine art gallery, OP? I'm sure as an accomplished and discerning aesthete, you'd appreciate the subtle and exquisite tastefulness of its works.

Anyway, enjoy your godawful Disneyland Paris sculptures.

[Anonymous No.11688600]

>>11688567
which are in turn knock offs of Roman statues which are knock offs of Greek statues which are knock offs of real people

if you aren't paying models to stand still in shifts all over your estate you are basically white trash

[Anonymous No.11688612]

>>11688567
>Payed $50-80k to go to some shitty art college
>Decided there's no money in art, and can't afford anything impressive
>Too untalented to sell your own stuff.
>Decides to go on /biz/ because, why not gamble my last debt away on crypto meme stocks?
>See someone who isn't in the same shitty situation as you, who has a particular taste in art, and can actually afford it
>yfw

[Anonymous No.11688626]

>>11688612
>payed
Fucking kys

[Anonymous No.11688645]

>>11688612

Never been to art college, thanks for imagining an entirely fictitious account of who I am though, doesn't make you look like a deluded aspie at all.

[Anonymous No.11689177]

Good for you desu, what's next then?

[Anonymous No.11689704]

>>11689177

Look out for a decentralized Internet solution from a company in Switzerland.

[BigGuy !pZ5bp8ocMc No.11689861]

>>11680703
Got my email, bro?

[Anonymous No.11689908]

>>11689861
I did.
You sent attached files. I'm on my work ThinkPad right now.

Could I convince you mail me the imgur link to your works?

[Anonymous No.11690522]

>>11676876
This thread is still alive? Jesus, this board really is dead

[Anonymous No.11690652]

>>11690522
IKR? I'm OP, and I'm even surprised. I don't think I'll be doing anymore of these.

I've recieved roughly 24 mails from people of various walks of life begging for either free money, or a job (with no CV attached mind you).

This board has its bad sides.

[Anonymous No.11690778]

Reproduction or reinterpretation?

Greek or anime?

[Anonymous No.11690784]

As you can see yours has a long way to go

[Anonymous No.11690799]

>>11676876

Please post a thread with your completed and installed Arno Breker Readiness replica cast in bronze. I want to see that.

[Anonymous No.11690846]

>>11690652
>>11690652

OP, please if don't mind send me an email and let's discuss art.

[e-mail]

[Anonymous No.11690902]

>>11690784
>>11690778

The chinaman has access to a lot of source material of the original work - including the video you sent. As mentioned I'm traveling to China 12 days from now to inspect the initial mold before it's cast to bronze. I have a team at home making a 3D high-poly model based on the very same reference material who is coming with me to inspect. If there are discreptencies, it'll be fixed before casting.

>>11690799
Will do, anon.

My e-mail has been stated multiple times in this thread.

raidcrate protonmail com

[Anonymous No.11690945]

>>11681338
Based

[Anonymous No.11690962]

>>11688593
Could I see some examples of what you consider "fine art"?

[e-mail]

[Anonymous No.11690980]

Larp or not. I like your taste in art.

[Anonymous No.11691125]

>>11690652
What did you really expect, you offered your advice as a multi millionaire and didn't think people would try asking for guidance and help in life.You could even afford to buy out the entirety of 4chan from Hiro moot instead of making Greek statutes for your own self interest.

[Anonymous No.11691159]

>>11676876
>boy genius
>multi-millionaire by age 24
>made his fortune with an interest in "math and statistics"
>Danish
>pays a chink to build to a replica statue from Nazi germany

Something about this story doesn't add up.

[Anonymous No.11691197]

>>11688567
> chinese knock offs
Depends what you pay for. You can get better quality stuff done in China than anywhere else BUT it will cost you. For vast majority of plebs, art will be mass produced bullshit painted in art warehouses/mills

[Favelanon No.11691235]

>>11690652
You are probably retarded.

[Anonymous No.11691361]

>>11676876
I live near Zurich, working as a system engineer for a bank. I can offer you a beer for free somewhere in the city if you are interested.

[Anonymous No.11691488]

>>11690522
a thanks biz I made it thread is still up and more interesting than one of a dozen shitty crypto and the one eternal Stock Market General thread. maybe people should post in and participate in actual business related discussion instead of shitty get rich quick schemes.

>>11690652
I sent you my CV asking about desired skills and education for positions like the one you described. No response guess I need to work on my PMP certification and continue looking at law school.

>>11691125
What no OP said ask anything after thanking /biz/ why do people not have reading comprehension

>>11691235
Shut the fuck up fagvelanon

[Anonymous No.11691573]

>>11691361
I never say no to a free beer.

>>11691488
I must've missed your resume.

Are you sure you sent it to [e-mail]?

[Anonymous No.11691809]

>>11690652
In this whole thread you have posted zero proof apart from a fuckin picture of some random sculpture that proves nothing at all.

You also said nothing of value just the generic "I can't talk about it" shit that all larpers use

[Anonymous No.11692117]

Just replied to 5 mails with the best answer I could give based on the information provided.

[Anonymous No.11692224]

>>11692117
> Made it
> Uses plebbit laptop

Yeh sure, anon

[Anonymous No.11692271]

>>11692224
This is a 6000$ laptop. I don't know what you're talking about.

ThinkPad W541 with Pantone color calibrator. 32 gigs of RAM. 2x1 TB SSD. And the rest of the specs you can expect for a mobile workstation.

[Anonymous No.11692302]

>>11692271
>thinkpad
>32 gigs of RAM
>2x1 TB SSD
>$6000

>thinkpad


... Uh.

[Anonymous No.11692313]

>>11692302
It's company policy to not by used or refurbished products to ensure data remains in our network. So yeah, we pay premiums. I know the /g/ meme is "buy thinkpads used or its a retarded deal".

[Anonymous No.11692349]

>>11691573
>>11692117
still no response from madeanon. I forwarded it again earlier this afternoon. I replied to the email you sent me originally. should it be just a new email instead

[Anonymous No.11692359]

>>11676876
That statue seems kind of gay
Why is his penis so tiny

[Anonymous No.11692366]

>>11692349
Were you the anon that send me the .doc?
I was blocked from opening it from my own software. Could you copy paste it into a seperate mail (with a new subject)?

[Anonymous No.11692573]

[Anonymous No.11692753]

>>11688406
So OP, aren't you worried about the way China is going right now? I'm thinking about going into it as well but it seems risky.

[Anonymous No.11692793]

At least 4 hours of productivity lost to this thread. It was a fun one. Thanks everyone.

For the sceptics: Everything I wrote here was true, and I hope you do well.

I may return tomorrow if this thread is still alive.
Otherwise it can be confirmed its me by mailing the infamous [e-mail]

[Anonymous No.11693132]

>>11692793
I'm an aspiring accountant, currently a junior in college here in the United States. Any tips?

Also, how do I get started with trading? What books/sites (besides Investopedia) should I look at?

[Anonymous No.11693194]

>>11693132
I can't help you with trading advice. Sorry friend. Not how I made my fortune.

What's your yearly tuition fee? What's the average salary for an accountant in the US? Are you in debt?

[Anonymous No.11693215]

>>11693194
>yearly tuition fee

Pretty much paying around 14k per year, all things factored

>avg salary for accountant in the US
With a CPA, it's around 85k. Without, it's 50-60k on average. I intend to get a CPA (after studying lots and getting experience).

>Are you in debt
No, I plan to graduate with no debt. If any debt does accumulate, it'll be a miniscule amount, like maybe a grand or two, if even that. Going on to graduate school, money will definitely be a concern, though.

[Anonymous No.11693328]

>>11676915
>rvodbwvS
> says he's 24...
>started up some vague description of what a hedge fund is.
>worth 34 million...

Is this the biggest larp or what? lmfao

[Anonymous No.11693334]

>>11693215
You sound like you're in a good situation. Message me your situation more in depth, and I'll try to help. Include your future aspirations aswell: solo venture or employee?

>Disregard this if you're the one in pic related

[Anonymous No.11693339]

>>11676876
>OP said he made it by starting a company
>thanks to /biz/
>made 32mil

OP is straight up Sergey isnt he?

[Anonymous No.11693346]

>>11693328
Does a LARP eventually become so big Occams Razor would suggest it's true and millionaires actually exist in great numbers?

>>11693339
This guy looks like he has a testosterone deficiency.

[Anonymous No.11693382]

>>11684230
kekku. hesrightyouknow.jpg

[Anonymous No.11694051]

>>11693334
Not me. Ill email you shortly, currently out.

[Anonymous No.11694193]

>>11681338
The people here will say proof is in the pudding, but this guy just made one of the better rebuttals of this godforsaken website

[Anonymous No.11694287]

>>11677221
This must be done. Do what must be done.

[Anonymous No.11694331]

>>11677262
Possibly a bit one sided coming from Musk but he seems fairly certain that they are the closest of any company to full driverless. Sensors don't matter compared to software, humans get by with just eyes.

[Anonymous No.11694340]

>>11687475
lmao, sorry
Philippines
of chinese descent tho

[Anonymous No.11694372]

>>11679482
The beauty of xmr for me is fungibility and scalability. Might send you an email with the best condensed rundown I can manage.

[Anonymous No.11694565]

>>11681338
1 confirmed kill

[Anonymous No.11694908]

>>11683149
The best charity is good advice.

[Anonymous No.11694943]

>>11685288
This. Donate to politicians/political campaigns that you approve of. Do your research well before donating ofc.

[Anonymous No.11694962]

>>11687314
Your envy and bitterness are the reason you are not happy. Try focusing on yourself, improve yourself to become happy.

[Anonymous No.11695220]

>>11693346
No, just one too many big macs.

[Anonymous No.11695261]

>>11694943
>funding a ship of fools so that it has a louder voice on the ship of fools that is democracy
$32M is not enough to play that game either. There was $5.2B spent on the fucking midterms. The best approach I can think of is getting money out of the hands of the state with crypto and letting reality kill off degeneracy.

[Anonymous No.11695496]

>>11676876
did a google search and larping homosexual came up

[Anonymous No.11695523]

>>11676876
>just passed 32 million EUR

hey dude, this board prohibites begging threads, and you're just catfishing for beggars

[Anonymous No.11696015]

>>11685122
>TR
hmmmmm
Live free the NC!

[Anonymous No.11696084]

This thread is still alive? What the hell. I'll be reading my protonmail mail this morning.

For anyone saying I should donate a significant amount. My holding companies has donated a significant amount to the ALS Foundation.

[Anonymous No.11696508]

>>11676991
>think of all the warm wet holes you can have instead of your loving lifelong companion>>11677002

[Anonymous No.11696574]

>>11676991
this OP you only have one life, why don't you fuck some young pussy on the side. she doesn't need to know

[Anonymous No.11696700]

>>11696574
Degenerate.

[Anonymous No.11696755]

>>11696084
Hey, sent you an email from an address that starts in ‘grap.’

If there needs to be some clarification about what’s written please do let me know

[Anonymous No.11696874]

Question for madeanon:

Can you share with us your plan on minimizing divorce-rape should the unthinkable happens?

[Anonymous No.11696930]

>>11696755
Read and I'll reply later when I'm home from work.

>>11696874
Prenuptial agreement for both operational, affiliate and holding companies. The only shared account we have is for shopping.

>>11696700
I agree.

[Anonymous No.11696980]

>300 replies
>No timestamp in front of statue
>No timestamp in front of nice cars, or nice house, or ANYTHING
>Only thing OP has posted to prove his wealth is a shitty picture of a fucking thinkpad that he claims is worth 6 grand and a six inch tall $0.20 piece of plastic

Bravo OP for baiting so many retards

[Anonymous No.11697122]

>>11696980
Definitely bait.

[Anonymous No.11697450]

>>11696980
>nice cars, or nice house

He wants to keep his identity veiled.

[Anonymous No.11697475]

>>11696930
how'd you bring the prenuptial agreement up?
I imagine my gf would feel insulted

[Anonymous No.11697498]

>>11697475
In Denmark, it's everything is put into "saereje" (prenuptial agreement) by default. You go through extra work to have shared custody of your business/property. So there never really was a discussion.

[Anonymous No.11697547]

Oh by the way, you guys will hate me in due time. But we are all acting out of self-interest, aren't we.

[Anonymous No.11697977]

>>11697547
what makes you say that? unless you sell personal information or something. personally I'm not largely invested in crypto which I assume your implying has to do with it.

[Anonymous No.11698076]

>>11697977
We have a project in the works that relates to blockchain technology.
We're not selling anything personally identifying, but it's certainly against the decentralized ideology of this board.

[Anonymous No.11698335]

Well this was one of the more entertaining threads on /biz/ in a while I have to say. Even learned a thing or two, thanks :)

[Anonymous No.11698346]

>>11698076
There's so much bullshit in the blockchain space I doubt your thing will make much difference. Make some money off some retarded boomer companies, who cares?

[Anonymous No.11698584]

>>11698335
No problem anons. It's the first thread I've ever created got rather popular.

>>11698346
I hope so. Personally, ideologically, I'm all for decentralization and free markets. In practice, I'm pro-capital.