>>1180603
I have a lottery broker. That means that I have a "buy random amount of shares of random company at random price"

>>1180603
There's still risk associated with it. There's actually laws (at least in the US) about using client money to invest. Dodd-Frank, I think it is.

>>1180628
Not to be mean but do you also post on random threads?

>>1180476
suck dicks for $1
then sell them a hermit crab

A friend of mine did this for awhile. It's not a store, it's a testing lab. Once a product becomes popular, it gets yanked out of the kiosks and replaced by new, untested products.

Peddle your wares elsewhere, merchant.

Anybody got that pic of the qt Jew kiosk girl?

I'm all in on $DICK. But it appears that I'm sucking my account dry.

>>1180299
>FRO
well, until the happening happens i'm getting more exposure to oil and energy thru VDE. i think it's getting close to where we'll see a lot of M&A but i don't know much about the business... so i gave some money to an insider via SRAQU. hope i get lucky i guess.

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Bought MPC tuesday the 5th. Feeling pretty confident with oil low they will continue to make good margins in refining and speedway will continue to grow.

>>1180147
>Would it not be better to go for a STEM field, then learn economics, marketing, business etc. on your own, and then use your skills to develop some of value to base your business around?

Absolutely. I'm not in either field (I'm in law) but if I were more focused on entrepreneurship I'm certain that it would be better to go into comp sci or engineering and hone my creative skills while learning business on the side.

The people I know who studied STEM are doing...
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>>1180153
These are my exact thoughts.
The only other scenario is that if you were to inherit a company from your parents, in which case it could be useful to 'piggyback' and manage it properly.

I mean, I'm in a higher social class, so I've met a lot of children of rich people. All of them have some sort of STEM background. Even if it's something not very climactic that made them wealthy (One guy made a sort of 'database' software, that hit it big).

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>>1180147
Bussiness degrees is for people who will lead the growing of the companies of an entrepreneur and a bussinessman so he will be an employee, i mean they study to make a company grow so they have to do that work, real entrepreneur and bussinessman only check that all the work is well done

They're all bitch work. I personally left a 3 year network engineer career because I'd forever be the equivalent of a tradesman working for other people my whole life. I'm now studying to be a web/iOS dev where I'll pick up work when I want and develop my own apps. Honestly I'd be more ok with going into sales than going back to IT

>>1180017
I have thought about this too. But then I remember I barely use phones let alone apps or games so I will be serving an audience I'm alien to.

First year college student here wanted to pursue a comouter science but I'm too shit at math for the university requirements. Is business computing a good replacement or should I consider some other option

>>1179978

>condo/apartment/house to rent out?
Only an asset if you
1) Can keep it rented without people that don't destroy it
2) You can afford to carry it if #1 gets bumpy during a recession

>becoming a Youtube partner?
Do you have any subscribers?

>grow and sell weed if Bernie ever fulfill his promise of legalizing weed
Because this worked so well for Canada


The best way to become recession...
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>>1179991
I have a mobile-home-type in Huntington Beach, California that I'm thinking of pimping out and putting it on airbnb.com if noone rents it out in the summer. My city has a big uni that somewhat makes me feel confident.

>Yt subs
I don't have any right now, but I've been carefully planning my channel and the direction I should take. I plan to become a type of military-uniform-donning, /pol/ talking head.

I also have no student debt, no mortgage and debts whatsoever....
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>>1179998

There's a big university in hb?

>>1179959
I only use Deep Discount Trading and BTC-e.

>>1179959
Theres thinkorswim. It even has its own stimulator.

I gave my dad money when I was 18 and he got me a fidelity account so I use fidelity

>>1179849
Microsoft Office Suite. $95.88 for a year from GoDaddy

>>1179986
not really what I was looking for. I've seen services like NetSuite and SAP and I was wondering if someone knew the best office management software out there.

My old hr dept did everything through paychex

Vaginus Footwear

Sweets or Sweeties

Dimples

IRA means individual retirement account and you can deposit a max of 5.5k/year from your checking account. Put it in a mutual fund if you're confused when you have about 3k. Do a riskier one if you're under 50.

>>1179805
By all means start the account and start funding it ASAP, but I would personally warn you against investing in anything at the moment. We're due for another recession anytime within the next year or two.

Forget about keeping your money in savings as the 1% interest rate makes you actually lose money because inflation is > 1%. Stocks typically return about 8% per year when averaged out over 10 year spans. But there is risk.... You will get 25-30% in some years (2012-2013) as the stock market recovers...
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>>1179878
The recession will be long over in 40 years when he takes his money out. Literally put it in there and forget about it

>>1179711
>$-700/m
>0

>>1179744
How do you do it?

>>1179747
no way Im not telling

>>1179703
Discover IT is generally lenient towards those with no credit history as long as you're either a student or have income.

>>1179709
Are Discover cards good cards? I don't know anything.

>>1179703
Capital One Platinum has no annual fee and will give just about anyone a $300 starting limit.

>>1179672
Printing doesn't mean shit, only when it's circulated does it cause inflation. The money could have come out of a time machine from fucking 1989, and it still wouldn't have an effect unless it was circulated.

Secondarily to this, money is not the same thing as cash/hard currency. Most money isn't even generated via the printing of currency, it's created via fractional reserve banking.

This stuff is macroeconomics 101.

>>1179681
What this guy said, except for the part about fractional reserve banking because that meme doesn't actually describe how it fucking works. Banks create "money" from nothing all the time irrespective of their reserve position at the central bank (the actual constraint is capital requirements).

Inflation will result from excessive demand (too much spending) which can happen whether the government spends some more money into existence or not.

>>1179672

>in secret


it will have absolutely no effect. Inflation is something that occurs based on peoples expectations of what the inflation rate will be.

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>>1179654
shit fags like OP say

>crypto is the future
>stocks are shit invest in ETH
>cope

>>1179654
The first and last one are true though.

>I got married
What's wrong with this?

How do you expect your economy and country to function without marriage?

>>1179658
How do you expect your economy and country to function without minimum wage workers?

That doesn't mean I have to be a minimum wage worker.

>>1179431
Shameless self bump

>>1179431
hahaha your dad's fucking you over because he doesn't want to pay for your premiums, dude. *If he wanted to*, he could claim you as a dependent, since you're full-time enrolled in school. But, he doesn't want to pay for the family-plan health insurance that would cover you, so he's told you it's Obamacare's fault and left you out to dry.

Sorry bro, your dad's an asshole.

>>1179447
He doesn't pay the premium it's covered by his job. He gets a base pay of 42/hour plus benefits (401k/healthcare/life insurance) which makes his total pay come out to about 60-70/hour.