>>1052330
IDK about your particular major. But if you're talking about the work, I work in analytics and when I was searching for a job a couple months ago I literally got cold-called 20 times a day by recruiters to do shit related to Data-warehousing, ETL and Hadoop ecosystem stuff. So it seems like a pretty good bet.

>>1052337
Sounds good. I'm looking forward to it.
I'm pretty shit at math though, IS is a business major after all.
I know SQL, some SAS, some basic Cpp.
I hope that advanced stuff doesn't require much more than Calc 1.

why didn't you major in IST?

Ahahahahahahahhahhahahahahahahaaaaa

>>1047209
Yeah doing that kind of research is too much of a hassle. Why don't you just fill up some gallons at the gas station and store them in your garage?

>>1047215
>Yeah doing that kind of research is too much of a hassle
Do you type that to every thread?

I did do some research and it lead me to ETF so do I use scottrade and buy those popular ETF? The ETFs prices are way less than the price of crude oil so if the price of crude oil were to go up $10, for the equivalent ETF, how much does it increase? Honestly it's a lot to research on. And I just want to buy it, get it done and do my other stuff.

There's idiotic questions...
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Reminds me of those kinds of girls who post pictures of themselves going to clubs in their little black dresses, "girls night out lol" type, they seem to have no opinion or hobbies, or anything. Just boring empty lives, except on camera I mean

Maybe you should hustle as hard as you hate, OP

>>1050471
Maybe their instagram blogs are just sarcastic, no?

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no

Daytrading is not an effective way to raise capital for a young adult with little to no experience. Even after studying for half a year, it's just not realistic.

>>1054278
>Begin daytrading
this is for cucks, do value trading based on fundamentals and trade paper first

Let OP be a lesson to all the other /biz fags who schill "hurr herr dur, always pay in cash, buy house in cash, why use credit cards.

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>>1053793
>always pay in cash, buy house in cash, why use credit cards
What exactly is wrong with that?

Short the yen

>>1053765
How?

>much of this productivity is due to more efficient technology?

So this is your thesis, not the rest of the crap you posted.

>>1053116
You should take a look into the old programmers that did machine code. Got laid off when all those years into producing the likes of calculators came out.

As much as "capitalists" moan and groan about minimum wage, they cannot outrun the truth.

If your profit margin is based upon primarily selling to a lot more people than going hunting for whales, you'd be better to pay them well. The reason being is if you drive down the wage far enough, and then become reliant on the cheapest of cheap...
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You should be able to completely support yourself without government assistance on minimum wage

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>>1051799
uhh countries gdp has growth in oil or something, so you cant profit then KABOOM ron paul

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>>1051812
is it just me or can I not understand that sentence

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bump

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>>1043080
Noooooooooo

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BUY ETHERRRRRRRRRRRRRR

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>I buy Ethereum

Yeah, this is how I know you don't know shit.

These threads are gay, stop making them.

>>1051804
19 yo

I'm guilty of
>I use drugs recreationally outside of very rare social occasions
>Labelling loans as evil ans always paying up front with saved cash
>keeping huge sums of money on checking account for years while saving for something

OP, explain to me why these are antithetical to success. I'm not asking in an adversarial way, I'm just trying to put myself in the best position possible...
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I agree with most of this. Our CEO is notorious for hating hearing the same idea twice. If it's a good idea, it should be action.

Actions speak louder than words.

>> I'll do XYZ next year
>> I'll start saving next year

ugh, shut up already.

It is pretty highly paid and in demand, especially if you get into specialty and niche fields such as Datamining/statistics, reverse engineering, etc.

>Everything in the industry keeps changing

As much as you may think the industry is changing, it's really not. Of course there are companies in silicon valley filled to the brim with young minds, but the majority of companies have experienced, proven programmers.

C, C++, Assembly, Java, Python, Matlab, PHP, and Ruby have all been around for more than 20 years. Programming really isn't that hard. I got hired as a software intern last summer after taking a single PHP code academy class for free. I learned more on the job than...
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>>1053731
>everything in the industry keeps changing
>It's also back breaking work
>Its fucking ludricous and out of touch with reality

bait is too obvious, here's a sage

Take it easy man. You work hard. Take some time to chill out. You'll be ok. Safe

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>>1053464
Eat more pasta, for the carbs. Your brain uses about 30% of the energy your body requires or something, check /fit/ maybe.

>>1053471
safe senpai

If you got paystubs, yeah

>>1054144
$500 monthly income from state - only monthly bill is phone. That enough?

>>1054147
yeah you're good senpai

Here is just some simple retail math showing how this could be a disaster....

Lets use Wal-Mart, mark up is 30% average.

Doubling the minimum wage isn't just giving someone an extra $7 an hour, it's giving someone $7 gross profit.

So $7 / 0.30 = $23.33 / 0.7 (restocking item) = $33.33.

Double that to $14/hour and it's $67 of sales PER associate PER hour just to pay for employees.

Times that by the 1.3 million workers effected, say they average 30 hours a week that's $2.6 Billion a week JUST for employees JUST to break even.

Never...
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>>1054191
Thanks for the math, I was wondering how feasible that really was. CEO pay is still fucking crazy mind you, although it's probably a result of being tied into stock performance.

>>1054191

Looking at your example, Walmart has 1.4 million employees in the US. Based on their average of 34 hours a week, and that all of them will get a $5 an hour raise (they pay $10 currently), that would cost them $12.4 billion or so. They have profits of about $27 billion, so that would be just under half of them. In the scheme of their overall expenditure of more than $450 billion, of which wages account for barely more than 5%, it's a drop in the ocean. They could eat the expense without needing to raise prices...
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>>1053760
Chinks are immune to copyright law and don't give a shit

>>1053779

For some reason, the wording you used in your sentence made me kek

>>1053921
You've never heard of chinks?