... People do all the time. A $300k job in San Francisco is like $150k in any MidWest state.

>>1213151

That's like asking why the government doesn't consider taxes when applying for benefits.

>>1213151
Because people are dumb

I moved to a rural area from the city, and I got so much backlash its not even funny.

"But anon! There are no jobs out there!"

Well, I did get a job, and it pays 5K/year less than what I got before but my cost of living is around half what it was before, so my net earnings are 35% higher.

People are fucking stupid when it comes to money and finances, thats why average credit card debt is 16K.

The sooner you understand how useless everyone is, the...
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>>1208327
>not jumping on the CERU train
>bagholding HEAR

> What do you have watch listed?
> How long do you watch each one for?
> Why haven't I gotten my micro transaction?
> What do YOU DO when a stock jumps 5%?
> Is this okay for trading penny stocks?
I don't want to go against the big guys

I'm new

>>1208338
It might, and I might buy in a bit, but still, missed out on fuckhuge returns of like a thousand percent

Why do you want to live in San Francisco?

>>1206520
Highly desirable regions command premiums.

>>1206520

Nothing is 'allowed'. Its economics and it's called a bubble. Foreigners parking cash in tangible assets, it won't last much longer. Leave while you can

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This aren't coins

>>1196199
You should get some Trumpcoins.

>>1196199
coin shit doesnt really fetch alot of money.. you have to be quite autistic to collect coins.. the market just isnt there

You can easily get alot of coins from around the world in moneychangers at spot value

Expect little returns from your "rare" coins

>tfw aussieposters are literally the retarded niggers of /pol/, but on /biz/ are some form of retarded stockpicking savants that keep giving us moonlandings.

i don't understand, but i welcome our aussie overlords

yeeee boiiii
ausbrah checkin in
will lurk this thread

Thinking about jumping on the GXY wagon and seeing how far it will go long term. Gonna try buying in on Monday morning.

>>1208661
>inb4 flooded with dump
Stock has retraced 10% on a 90% gain. Either buy the dip or sell and move along. But since this is most of your first time I'm expecting the latter

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>>1208661
we know it man, we know it. who bought, bought. we can move to ASX threads now instead of spending time replying to retards and doomfags shitposting

>>1208666
These threads are comfy though and I don't want to drag this to the ASX

>>1207571
>6% gain from top to bottom
Umm, ok?

>>1207593
Dude, this is a big deal for them, let them have their little time in the sun. Bitcoin hasnt gone up in like, months.

>>1207571
Here you go senpai,
http://www.pcgamer.com/steam-is-reportedly-planning-to-accept-bitcoin/
Some more fuel for the rocket!

The answer is power then, because money represents liquid power. If you vant turn it inti power you cant even spend your money

>>1205316
power
if I have power you can't tell me that I can't turn it into money

first you get the...

>>1208069
Pascal will end up being a better product. Nvidia has more name power and fanboys than AMD.

Did you see AMD's q1 earnings report? Not all that great. Its a gamble.

They had hype back in 2012 but the train died down quick

Intel and Nvidia are the leading GPUs for VR. AMD doesn't really do anything well and apple's stock dropped when investors heard they're using cheaper stuff to make their products.

If you read AMD's Q1 earnings like >>1208097
said, you could tell they're operating pretty badly. I would say it's a big gamble, especially when it looks like investors are worried about a recession.

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Buy AMD bonds and you may have a chance to recover when the stock gets delisted and company bankrupt.

>>1211726
Sucking dicks.

>>1211730
legal where i live

None atm.

I'd work in the fbi, or better yet the IRS before attempting to commit crime.

You better believe that if you get caught committing crime working there you'll get spit roasted

This method will work in forex:

Find some super simple and narrow strategy, stick to it with 0 human error and good money management. Never get cocky and stick to your rules at all times.

>Depositing tiny amount less than € 200 and try to make it grow until 1000, once in 1000 reached 900 withdraw.

Any proper forex strategy will never allow you to grow 200 to 1k in the short term because it involves so much risk that it's for sure not profitable in the long run. The cockyness needed to aim for even a doubling of your bankroll in the timespan of a year probably makes you unfit to trade the forex based on your personality.

Unless you're the best forex trader in the world avoid high variance at all costs. You're gonna have months where everything goes your way and you feel like the best forex trader in the world(while sticking to a narrow system), this is where people destroy their bottom line by getting cocky and deviating from their system. Don't be one of those guys. You can make good money knowing nothing outside of your own little narrow trading world in the forex, but it's down to your own discipline.

You could teach someone to be profitable trading forex in a day. See x - observe for y to happen - use z to put on limits. If you're in doubt avoid the trade. You're obviously not gonna get rich quickly doing this, but any get rich schemes on the forex is pure gambling super high variance >-1% roi strategies.

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>>1208565
Institutional trader/dealer here, spot fx and derivatives.
You really have no idea what you are talking about.

I have been following these threads with morbid interests for a while, this shit is absurd. Between clinically braindead OP making these threads everyday instead of finding a job and the alaska guy trying to steal money from dumb neets giving him free stuff...well, what can i say.
You guys have no education whatsoever, never saw a single one of you compiling a shred of statistics, and yet here you are giving advices like you are hot stuff. If it's not you, it's going to be some other 12 yo kid claiming he is some high frequency trader guru using big words taken from investopedia, lmao.

Social darwinism at its finest. Your money is really better off in someone else's hands. Strategies like OP requested (that is, stable and robust strats) are usually worth millions. Really. I have seen people with proprietary strategies getting paid 6 zeroes sums just to manage money (big money) with their strats.
And yet, OP here requests them for free. Top kek

>as per me, turned a meager 750£ in well over 200k between 2011 and 2013, switched to lower risk and sent my track record to a bank. Strategy was easy and robust, i could write the rules on the back of a napkin. Still use it on a private account with a minor risk per trade, still works like a charm. Got hired on the spot

>>1208654
>750
>over 10,000% growth p.a.

cool story bro

Yeah just don't make it full time

>>1208549
Why?

>>1210302
For the same reason you shouldn't try to make a career of dealing drugs (i.e. acquire your own territory) on your own.

>>1208359
Go check this out theprintful.com

Surely there are more people interested in business matters on this board

>>1209263

this empty ass shell of a thread happens every single day.

>>1207992
companies im looking to buy some spreads on are
AAPL
AMZN
TSLA
DIS
CMG

any suggestions? i missed out on playing netflix and googles earings. couldve made some nice sheckles

>>1207992
anyone else playing earnings? buying stocks or options?

>>1208021
short tesla

>>1210263
>$0.25 basic income reduction for every $1 you earn

That's dumb, you're disincentivising work. Here's how you do Basic Income:

>All welfare is now cancelled
>Every citizen that permanently lives in the nation over 18 years of age gets a monthly cheque equivalent to $20K annually, indexed to inflation
>Under 18's get a reduced amount (goes to the parents)
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>>1210273
My solution isn't really disincentivising work. If basic income is 20k and i earn 20k, it would only reduce the basic income by 5k, so i'd get 35k.

You're suggesting people get 20k regardless of income from work?

Other than that, most of your points are correct.

>>1210274
The US tried that with unemployment benefits diminishing with earned income. It didn't work and they instead introduced the Earned Income Tax Credit.

The effect is more psychological than financial.