/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

Hey /jp/.

I got a couple hundred bucks from a relative for my birthday, and since all of my bills/budget/etc. have been paid and taken care of, I'm thinking of treating myself to something.

Weaboo-related item. What should I get? I was thinking Persona 3, since I've been dying to get it but haven't... well, had the time or money to nab it. Or maybe a Jap mahjong game--I say "jap" game because there aren't any Amerikkkan mahjong games that play with Nip rules.

In before Slowking.jpg.

NEET Patchy is always relevant.

[Anonymous No.]

Why slowking ? I don't see anything you've done late ...
Save the money, download whatever you want, invest in rest of world, don't leave a cent in dollars.

[ZUN !barYV1VtIA No.]

But you can download PS2 games.

[Anonymous No.]

>>1256281
Commission a good loli hmanga through SaHa or something. Inuboshi would be my recommendation.

[Anonymous No.]

persona 3 FES do it faggot

[Anonymous No.]

Get Spore before anything else.

[Anonymous No.]

put it in a modest interest bearing account for your child's education


hahaha lol

[Anonymiss of /jp/ !eCTfkXXvok No.]

>>1256281
invest in the stock market. You'll likely either lose them or make nothing, but you'll learn valuable lessons on the stock market.

[ZUN !barYV1VtIA No.]

>>1256324

Oh, that game is out?

I'll go "buy" it right now. I am expecting mediocrity.

[Anonymous No.]

One does not simply invest in the stock market, this is no random game.
Do some research and choose the good fields, have fun making money while the other idiots are putting their money in ecology and america.

[Enzo !YS/vWo2Npk No.]

Do not buy Persona 3. It's an incredibly mediocre game.

[Anonymous No.]

>Enzo !YS/vWo2Npk

[Anonymiss of /jp/ !eCTfkXXvok No.]

>>1256344
I know it's not a game. But to understand it you need to invest a little. Reading and research isn't enough. Humans act on emotions, and he needs to know how to control them.

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>>1256357
The only use you have for emotions as a an investor is to predict how the masses will react.
Acting not emotionally but logically is the only way to make a buck.
And I'm talking about doing research on what companies and fields you're planning to invest in, which is the correct way to choose where to place your money.

[Anonymous No.]

buy a dollfie

[Anonymous No.]

does /jp/ seriously invest their money? I always figured that unless one had many thousands of dollars to spare, could hire a financial analyst, or had a formal education in economics, it was far to risky to throw money into? My income is modest, does /jp/ truly recommend investment as a source of income?

[Anonymous No.]

>Anonymiss of /jp/ !eCTfkXXvok
>Anonymiss
>miss
GTFO

[Anonymous No.]

>>1256357
>Anonymiss
And we should take a woman's view on fiances seriously because?
Also, sage for attention whoring bitch

[Anonymous No.]

>>1256403
Looks like you forgot something

[Anonymous No.]

>>1256357

Get the FUCK out.

[Anonymous No.]

Bump, for this is relevant to my interests

[Anonymous No.]

Download FES
Buy a pillow

[Anonymous No.]

wow, for as much time as /jp/ers obsess over females and cry about how you don't have one, you guys sure are bitterly misogynistic. It's pretty pathetic actually.

[Anonymous No.]

>>1256426
Buy some omutsu.

[Anonymous No.]

>>1256381
Well, traditionally, investment is something most people used to do, in the past, having stock in companies was what most people did to insure their retirement, that was hundreds of years ago though, and now, people are trying to make investment look much harder than it really is.
As an individual with limited resources (for now), it isn't outright possible to make a living out of investment yet,
you must keep in mind that investment on people's scale is something that you do on a scale of years, you don't do day trading.
It isn't something especially hard to do but you will have to get yourself a bit of knowledge about where you plan to put your money.
I'd say it's a good way to spend your spare money, you must know that one does not need huge capital to make investments and that some shares start as low as a few cents.
But you have to keep in mind that investment is a long term thing, don't expect returns by tomorrow and be cautious about where you invest.
But it's still a better idea to invest money than to leave it in banks.
So, yeah, you could most assuredly do it, just be sure to keep an eye on your investments and do a bit of research beforehand.

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[Anonymous No.]

>>1256433
>>1256357
I'm not sure that you're the same person, but there's pretty good chance. Also, most of us have nothing against women, we just can't stand attention whores who parade the fact they have vagina's around and expect extra attention and praise because of it. Which, is to say, I've never seen a woman on the internet who doesn't do this, but still.

[Anonymous No.]

>>1256433
0/10

You're talking about /r9k/

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>>1256433
>cry about how you don't have one
I think you misinterpret things completely. We don't want females, as 3D is pig disgusting unless it's a sweet innocent loli.

[Anonymous No.]

>>1256433
And?

You don't come on here with names like 'anonymiss', we don't appreciate attention whoring. You want to attention whore? You go to /b/ and camwhore like the rest of your ilk do.

[Anonymous No.]

>>1256381
I don't. If you need the money don't invest them. I've made my own portfolio on Google Finance, to see how good I'd fare in the stock market. In the past 4-5 weeks 75% of my investments have risen 10-35%.

My goal is to save 5000 USD, (I have 1000 now) and start investing them. If I can achieve the same rate of success in the real life, I'd probably make enough money to eat better and buy nicer clothes, but nothing more than that.

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[Anonymous No.]

>>1256433
You know what else is pathetic? Thinking you're equal to men then telling your boyfriend to fuck you like slut and cum in your mouth.

[Anonymous No.]

>>1256453
>>1256454
>>1256455
>>1256456
actually I'm a guy, not this tripfag at all, and you all just proved my point. This tripfag isn't any more of an attention-whorer than any other tripfag, but because they put a female-indicant word in their name you all trip shit and scream GTFO. Hell I don't even read the names of tripfags when I look at their posts. You guys should be disgusted with yourselves, seriously. There's nothing attention-whorish about using that name. Keep spitting venom at anything with a vagina your whole life and see what happens, you fat basement-dwelling losers.

[Anonymous No.]

>>1256486
too young for 4chan

[Anonymiss of /jp/ !eCTfkXXvok No.]

>>1256494
He's not me.

Okay?

[Anonymous No.]

too young for 4chan

[Anonymous No.]

>>1256486
>not this tripfag at all

LOL SURE THING PAL.

[Anonymous No.]

summer has been here since 2004

[Anonymous No.]

>>1256458
Just for info, what fields/countries did you invest in ?
Also, where are you from ?

[Anonymous No.]

bump for investing tips

[Anonymous No.]

>>1256442
less drama more posts like this plz

[Anonymous No.]

>>1256502
At least take off the stupid name if you're going to tripfag moron. This isn't /co/.

[Anonymous No.]

Buy P3, and realize that you really should be doing something with your life. Best $40 investment I ever made.

But wait, I'm still here, fuck.

[Anonymous No.]

Copycat investors are what's killing the economy.

[Anonymous No.]

The cancer that killed 4chan.

[Anonymous No.]

>>1256381
The economy is currently in a downturn; it's a good time to be buying.

[Anonymous No.]

>>1256525
If you're referring to me asking the guy what he's investing in, I'm not trying to copy him, I'm very satisfied with my returns, it's just that as someone studying finance, I have an interest in knowing what people like to invest in, just to have a little idea for myself of what they can make in my opinion.
Essentially, I'm interested because there are so many investors selling their ROW shares and getting american ones without knowing why america has been getting a little better (temporarily) or why the other countries have been getting a little worse ( temporarily too, because of raises of interest rates in important countries, a sign of actual health on the long term in my opinion.)

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>>1256556
I would even add, be a contrarian and don't invest in americashit, consensus is being a fuckup, as usual.

[Anonymous No.]

Probably safest to invest in an index of a large market that you think won't utterly crash in the next ten to twenty years; S&P 500, for instance.

You want to put money into such an account and leave it there, at a minimum, for five years or so. DON'T pull out all your money whenever the stock market is having hiccups.

[Anonymous No.]

>>1256575
>S&P 500
Good man.
Probably the safest thing to do in america for a casual.

[Anonymous No.]

>>1256567
But I thought everyone thought America was going to shit, so investing in America would be the contrarian choice?

Probably safest to put money in America, Europe, China, Russia... At least one of them is likely to do well.

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>>1256525
actually I think the shit quality of our educational system, social security exploitation, and completely carefree immigration policies are what are killing the US economy

[Anonymous No.]

>>1256593
You forgot our healthcare system and an extremely costly war. Hell, I'm probably forgetting some other big issues that are fucking us over.

[Anonymous No.]

>>1256510
I invest in everything that isn't oil and gas producers. I follow a set of rules, which I've learned from reading a book by Warren Buffett's (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warren_Buffett)) finance teacher (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benjamin_Graham).).

1: I never invest in companies that lose money.

2: I look for shares traded at low multiples. I prefer companies with low debt levels which are traded below their net asset value. I also prefer stocks that aren't too pricey compared to their income.

3: I look for stocks that has gotten beaten down due to overreaction. Ciena (ticker code: CIEN) is down over 75% since august due to falling revenues and profit. Falling profits and revenues are never a positive thing, but mostly it's just temporary, and Ciena is still making huge profits compared to their market value. The company also has short term investments and cash worth 1.7 billion dollar - 54% more than their current market value.

To me, there's no reason why company that makes steady profits should be traded lower than the value of its cash and short term investments.

[Anonymous No.]

Wolf and Spice should've explored more on economics and effects of changing technologies and infrastructure rather than the church's bullshit exorcism arc.

[Anonymous No.]

GLOBAL ECONOMY

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GLOBAL ECONOMY

[Anonymous No.]

>>1256592
Russia's stock market has risen more than 1200% the past 4 years. Unless you're a millionaire you won't afford the commission to trade there.

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GLOBAL ECONOMY

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GLOBAL ECONOMY

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>>1256592
Well, because you only learn about the economy in the papers, you probably don't know that the actual tendency for investors is to invest in america, this has to do with the fact that the ROW has published worst than expected growths ( related to China, Russia, etc increasing their interest rates to fight against inflation) and the US economy being temporarily good because so much money has been pumped ( unhealthily) into the economy, the low dollar, etc.
At any rate, for a pro, it's now the in thing to put money in the US.
But you should buy Europe or China while people are scared of them.
The US economy is having a temporary rebound for now, although the markets have been BAD lately everywhere.

[Anonymous No.]

GLOBAL ECONOMY

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GLOBAL ECONOMY

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>>1256608
Oh, I'm happy reading that, I like your way of thinking.
Such simplicity and logic are so uncommon nowadays.

[Anonymous No.]

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