Also, if I want to work in the private sector, what are the best biz-related degrees to major in and why? I don't like to to be commanded btw. I want to become an entrepreneur on the side.

>>1055315
From the way you talk, I assume you're a high schooler/early undergrad.

Most "statistician" jobs require an advanced degree. If you are not willing to get a masters in a quantitative discipline you'll have a more difficult time getting into this field.

If you do get a masters, hop on the "data science" bandwagon.

I'm not really sure what you mean "top-tier CEO." CEOs of fortune 500 companies make millions, not 200k.

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>>1055326
Hey thanks for the quick answer.

I'm taking my gap year and I'm 18 now. I am from the Netherlands but I am abroad now in Finland, not planning to stay here for long though.
I applied for an open degree at the open university. And am not sure what modules to pick to reach my highest potentials. I am planning to get a master degree in the Netherlands though from an university that ranks at about <100. I want to get an international degree to become more employable rather than getting it in Dutch...
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>>1055250
fuck, text didnt post
http://strawpoll.me/6612178

PIL inc.

>>1055225

PRAN

>>1055169
>you need classical education (universities, collage, etc.) to get good job
>stable job is best job
>out family is not meant for business
>our family is hard working, not like capitalists
>we need to save instead of risky investments
>there are no opportunities
>do not try to change your job
>MONEY ARE NOT IMPORTANT

>>1055169
>Getting married is smart financial move because lower taxes.

>the stock market is gambling
>I'd rather have a consistent income than start a business
>I do not lift/at least do cardio because I have no time
>I do not read books
>I play videogaymes

how much does ethereum cost

answer me you fucking faggots

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>>1055196
>>1055164

>all those reds

Hmmm wonder why a pump and dump dood with a bunch of followers would have his stock recommendations consistently come out positive...

>screenshot portfolio on a day the entire market does well
Any fag can do this
For all you know they were all down 10% the next day

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>zerohedge
>whygoldandsilver

closed [X]

>>1055044
Does that mean not legit? I'm frightened anon-kun

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Please business wizards tell me why this is not real

>>1054994

Finish college and get a job

>the crash
The crash? You think that was the crash? Oh boy

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>>1054946
Dont get too optimistic yet.

We've yet to see any oil producer defaults, and theres a high probability of venezuala defaulting.

Also, There is a decent chance of The euro crisis erupting again, if those economies are, in fact, contracting.

>>1054953

question:

when we start to see some oil producers begin to default, it will rattle the market, but wont this be good news as the writing will be on the wall that price of oil will go up as less companies around to pump it out of the ground?

>>1054737

Depends on the stock, how committed to it I am, and whether I bought it for long term investment or a short term trade.

I always look at it in terms of percentage, though dollars sometimes matter too.

Since I work on a cash account (I won't borrow money to play the market), I like to do a bunch of small hit to keep cash cleared up.

Usually $500 is a nice trigger for me, unless the return percentage is high and I think things are going to turn.

This has changed this year, as I am...
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>>1054737
Rn I'm holding an ETF until it both gives me a reasonable return(ie it's doing well) and I need the money

>>1054737

150%

>>1054511
Fake money does weird shit. I cope with it by laughing at you.

>>1054511


Probably some exchange transferring between wallets.

>>1054533
>implying I said you had to cope with anything
nice projection, m80, is this not the board made specifically for discussing crypto coins? cope with THAT, asshole

>>1054416
Are you accepting paypal as payment?

Are you trying to sell items that people are known to be wanting? Like for example if you try to sell an old philosophy book you probably won't be selling it in 10 days.

When did you create your account? How many feedback do you have?

>>1054427
>Are you accepting paypal as payment?

Yes.

>Are you trying to sell items that people are known to be wanting?

Yes, but I can't say I'm 100% sure.

>When did you create your account? How many feedback do you have?

Less than a month ago; zero feedback. I know that this is a huge problem when it comes to selling, but I have no idea how to get initial feedback.

>>1054416
>selling on ebay
>being a total pleb
>2016
Move to Amazon you embarrassing faggot.

>>1054358
I build my own shit and just had my first two sales on eBay last week. The margins are way lower than i get locally; however, so if my sales volume doesn't start increasing now that i have some feedback, and/or i can't raise my prices a little, I'm out of that "perfect knowledge market" game.

>>1054422
Interesting.
Are those things that you are making and selling expensive? (expensive as in >100$/€ or something like that)
Because if you're selling relatively cheap items then why not just raise the price by 1 or 2€ to get the ebay fees back?
I don't know what you're selling but probably it's not something super common is it? So I don't think that you have such a huge competition that doesn't let you raise your prices a little.

If you're selling "expensive"...
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>>1054441
I build custom furniture parts. They sell locally for about $95, but they seem to shake out at $45-65 on eBay, at least presently with my being a low feedback seller.

I'm still making about a 76% markup on materials, but without some increase in volume, I'd rather not split my focus on emailing, UPSing, writing descriptions, etc.

>buy the dip
>invest in a pair of knee pads
>anything dipped in kool-aid lasts longer

good luck

>>1054326
why the knee pad investment?
and what do you mean with the kool-aid? need to learn these references. first time posting on 4chan

>>1054339
to help with all the dick youll be sucking

>>1054136
I don't get a tax return because I'm not a stupid poor person.

>>1054136

holy fuck is that real??? or from some movie/promo ?

no way that is real although a part of me wants it to be.

>>1054136

Paying off my car.