/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.55904282]

What's the worst financial decision you regret making?

[Anonymous No.55904298]

>>55904282
Wasting 10 years in college and still not having a degree. I should've just gone into trades.

[Anonymous No.55904329]

>>55904282
>>55904298
Yeah university was my worst financial decision. Should have just got IT certs and started wagecucking immediately whilst living with my parents.

[Anonymous No.55904352]

>>55904282
Worst decision I've made was that I only got into blackswan a week ago

[Anonymous No.55904358]

>>55904282
Selling $15 grand in SIGA calls before they 10x'd

[Anonymous No.55904369]

>>55904358
Sorry, $25 g. $15g was the profit (he sold for 2.5x instead of 25x)

[Anonymous No.55904621]

Not buying dollar bitcorns. Not selling LUNC top. Not having enough money to ape into this DONUT pump even though I knew it was a sure thing.

[Anonymous No.55904638]

Essentially choosing emotion or "logic" over gut feeling fucks me over every tiem

[Anonymous No.55904649]

>>55904282
Smoking

[Anonymous No.55904693]

Not buying and holding $XOR 2020...
I bought DOGE instead, imagine my disappointment when XOR made a 10x right immediately

[Anonymous No.55904923]

>>55904282
burying my pokemon card collection as a kid, then forgetting where I buried them, then moving away. I probably had like 500 cards, all gen 1, most of the holos. No charizard, I never had that as a kid :(((((((( I remember opening a small pack and getting a holo zapdos, probably my best pull. But I was a dumbass kid and traded it for a holo 1st edition lapras. I have no idea the price of either now, but I quickly felt shafted as a kid, mainly because lapras wasn't as cool. I didn't even know zapdos was legendary at the time! I was a dumbass kid! But I learned from my many mistakes, my parents allowed me to fuck up and learn on my own, never to make the same mistakes twice. Well hopefully, lol.

[Anonymous No.55904935]

>>55904282
Buying crypto at the top.

[Anonymous No.55904947]

>>55904282
Diversifying too much. All a learning process though.

>>55904298
You should regret not actually finishing.

[Anonymous No.55904960]

>>55904298
How does this happen

[Anonymous No.55904980]

>>55904960
One would think that with all the course credits accumulated, they'd end up handing you a "University Studies" degree.

[Anonymous No.55904986]

Not just getting a blue collar job or working for the post office or UPS or something similar right out of hs since I live in a cheap state. Not getting a mortgage on a house before 2020

[Anonymous No.55904990]

>>55904960
>How does this happen
drinking and card playing and transferring schools. took me 7 years to finish a 4 year degree (which is completely useless as i am not a lawyer)

[Anonymous No.55905056]

College. Then Litecoin. I should have just stayed in BTC

[Anonymous No.55905106]

>>55904282
Missing the QANX train that could've been rode from February to now (or longer if desired). Was days away from finding out about it (judging from archive) but stopped doing researching.

>>55904352
Best place to buy that?

[Anonymous No.55905472]

>>55904352
That was best time to get into it looking at the chart history before it had a pump n dump and now its pumping again. Seems like it’s cyclical at this point, might as well ride the wave

[Anonymous No.55905489]

>>55904282
Lending money to a woman

[Anonymous No.55905593]

>>55904282
not selling KDA at $30 and rebuying now

[Anonymous No.55906956]

>>55904947
>You should regret not actually finishing.
I'm actually on track to finish.
>>55904960
No motivation, discipline, or idea on what I want to do in life. I would just take a class or two every other semester while working.
On the bright side, I don't have any debt.

[Anonymous No.55907066]

Bought KILT because of this fucking baghunters scam group