>>1277722
Ether

>YHOO
plz

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>>1277722
>all those meme stocks

>>1277702
>And is it feasible to go it completely alone?
not even if you are a genius autist

>>1277702
Mate, I'm looking to add cryptocurrency projects into my portfolio (cs student). Put up some contact info.

>>1277702
Go completely alone, If I was able to do it, you should be able to too

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"Sell me this pen."

>>1277624
I think in this context, the prompt would be more like
"buy me a piece of this pen and then sell it later when I may profit from it"

>>1277624
>"okay"
>sit there for 10 minutes
>"alright anon interview is over, give me my pen back"
>"no"
>"what? why?"
>"tell you what, you can have it back for a dollar"

I am considering Thinkorswim, haven't tried it yet

If you are into crypto you can use blockfolio app to maintain your cryptotrade, read news related to crypto also create alert whenever price of certain crypto hit certain point.

what is think or swim with a simple watchlist.

>>1277478
Look CIA, you have to stop coming here for business idea's. First crack and other illegal drugs now this? Shame on you.

>>1277478
It could be good experience if you've never worked with a product before

If you get caught selling weed you're just gonna spend a few days in jail, get some fines and some probation.

If you get caught selling coke you're gonna spend at least a year in jail. Maybe longer depending on how many baggies you had.

>>1277476
in debt

Salaam alaykum broth-

>IS

Uhhh... nevermind.

>>1277476
fuck off faggot

no.

me

you

very insightful concept

>>1277414
Everyone gets a trophy?

More like everyone gets ATROPHIED amirite?!?!

wow this entire board is complete shit, I'm outta here.

>>1277308
No, everyone is thinks they are capable to get more utility by negotiating themselves than through collective bargaining.

They also know that they would price themselves out of the market. The non-union workers will be less expensive. Financial services is extremely competitive and price sensitive.

Lastly, financial services hate regulations. They would essentially be imposing more regulations on themselves to comply with.

>>just my two cents.

> Union workers collective bargain for higher wages in an industry
> Industry collapses under weight of artificial & arbitrary costs
> Union workers ignore their own near sighted greed and blames big bad CEO

Well done 'merica

>>1278174
Sounds like every union toplel

Nice try IRS

What do you mean?

Building a company with sale value=yes
Riding a temporary trend=no

>>1277256
>no doubt shoot up sometime soon

I kinda stopped reading right there.

>>1277256
also the reason why us equity markets have a semi negative correlation with the us dollar is because in order to buy us equities, you need us dollars, and to sell us equities, you get us dollars. there is really no research needed to be done for that.

>>1277267
No but really shouldn't CAD go up? Historically this is about the lowest it gets unless you're implying oil will never appreciate

>>1277255
75 hour work week is getting a day off
Ass kissing
Trying to do everyone elses job on top of yours lest you become redundant for not being productive enough
Insider info

>>1277255
Suffering.

>>1277396
>>1277400
Not the best recommendations.
Would you say it is worth it? Even simply for resume boosting?

You also can't go to jail for not paying loans

We have different definitions of bullshit

>>1276957

>Just graduated
>don't have any money, spent everything on college
>still had to take out loans
>no assets or savings to lose from filing for bankruptcy
>surewhynot.jpg

Who would keep their loans if you could just discharge them this easily? Everyone would do it, the student loan market would collapse, millions of people would lose access to college.

>>1276983
>Why do people not declare bankruptcy if they have credit card debt

I'd be interested to hear more from you, OP. How much do you make? What are your best selling items? Where do you find them? etc.

In return, I'll tell you my secrets.

>>1276774

I am in college, so it is not really a full time thing. I only do the purchasing once or twice a week (usually on weekends) and list in my free-time. I rotate between 4 local stores here at school.

Back home, I drive about 30 minutes to the nearby rich neighborhoods because they tend to have better brands.

My real main source is dress shirts. Usually ~$5 a piece. Just look for ralph lauren, brooks brothers, or anything italian. You can usually feel if it is nice quality, and just look up "sold...
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>>1276834
Oh, and larger sizes tend to sell better for everything. A lot of nice shirts to be found that are super huge (and sell well to fat old guys on ebay)

Shameless self bump.

And a final one.

seems stringent. what are the time frames and it doesn't have exit framework. arguably more important than the entrance criterion insofar as that may require less robotic decision making.