>>1031326
Are you in college OP?

>>1031364
yes

>>1031326
Try A Random Walk down Wall Street. It is helping me develop a healthy skepticism to what others are saying and encouraging me to do the research myself.

>>1031097
Can't visa gift cards do this?

>>1031097
Vanilla One cards are non-refillable cards that don't require registration to activate. You will need a phone to activate the card by calling in.

Although if you want to make online purchases you probably will need to register a billing address/zip code.

but moneypak was reloadable
can these be reloaded?

shameless self bump

Scottrade?

Piratebay is pretty good

>>1039958
Did you ever made more than 5% in a year?

>>1039958
Why did you fail high school?

Was it too hard or are your parents meth addicts

>>1039959

Yes, I have. Although 24% per year is my current target.

>>1039911
I'd always advise renting at your age, particularly since you don't make oodles of cash and your economy's improving. If you get a great job offer halfway around the country, not having a house where you are would be a godsend.

Source: 29 and still renting, but I'm in Canada where the answer's a bit more cut and dried..

>>1039948
I don't think I'm going to get any job offers out of state.

>>1039911
you really have to ask yourself if you're ready to want to be a homeowner. Google up some homeowners stuff and ask yourself if youre ready for it.
Since you're in a situation that needs to be fixed fast, I would suggest renting a place for 6 months and using those 6 months to calmly looking into being a homeowner.

>tl;dr
don't make hasty decisions

>>1039839
What's the scale we're talking about here?

If it's a small business you're running which sells to other businesses:
- Phone calls.
- Depending on your industry: tradeshows and conventions.
- SEO
- Partner with someone established

>>1039845
Very small scale, just me atm.

Is it normal for them just to now respond? Should I start doing phone calls or should I widened the net and email more people?

Unless it benefits them, nobody will respond to emails.

Just the way things work

>>1039759
>Should I download some PDFs of books onto my phone and read them?
Do this but just buy an el cheapo tablet to do it with. The phone is going to strain your eyes excessively.

>source: I used to hop on a plane every Monday and Thursday

>>1039759
Play 3DS, get street passes, live life.

>>1039772
Ugh I guess I'll do that. I do have a cheapo tablet I was messing around with.

Brb reading like 10 books a month effortlessly desu.

>To give you some numbers, I'd plan to study at least 2 hours a day on average and I'd be more than happy if I made 1000-1200 USD a month.

2 hours is fucking nothing, don't be such a lazy cunt. Get some caffeine pills and theanine and prepare to be an adult.

Programming is the no brainer here. If you are actually good, you will be swept up and make far more than what you mentioned.
It's also the most interesting too, even according to you.

Build a programming portfolio and take it seriously.

learn a computer language. Start off slow with something like Codecademy and think of something you really want to create. Lets say you want to make the worlds best calculator (just an example) Program it, put it on a few software market places, and use it as the cornerstone of a portfolio. Then make another program, and another. Within a year or 2 you will not only know the language well, but also have a solid portfolio to show off to prospective employers.

Pick a niche. Java and C/++ developers make good money. Amazing money can be had in archaic dead languages as well....
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>>1039244
go to uni for computer science?

making a few cents that you can only spend on games

why?

No, look into it, actual trading can bring in real world money

>>1039127
yea i've been interested in this but unless you are doing it on a major big (with bots and such) then it is really not worth the time.

No.

They had Replicators that turned unlimited energy into matter.

Star Trek Economics would not be a reality until the human race has those seemingly godlike powers where we can turn light and vibration into matter.

Who mines the dilithium?

http://hotair.com/greenroom/archives/2009/05/15/who-mines-the-dilithium/

>>1039045
That's a horrible blog post from a very ideologically partisan individual who clearly lacks a good understanding of the Star Trek universe. They have an informal social currency based on a person's reputation.

Everything is "free" in the monetary sense, where people will give you what you ask for without charge because it makes them look good. However, if you're an asshole that abuses the system and demands a lot of stuff without contributing to society, people will dislike you and...
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>>1038989
bump?

>>1038989
There's no upside for a few months.
Until oil production cuts happen, the dollar and oil will continue there decline.
Unemployment is going to keep climbing.

The BoC will do everything in its power to prevent the housing crash.
They used to be dogmatic about inflation, but house values are all we have left. Once they fall everyone is going to blame the current gov't so expect the libs to pressure Poloz into negative rates.

I have lost thousands of dollars so far and expect the pain to continue.

>>1039114
so far I have:
0 debt
a good job
low monthly expenditure
month-to-month rental(lease expired and was not renewed)
a couple grand in cash

I'm about as liquid as it gets. Hopefully housing corrects so I have some hope of one day owning a house, which is possible given speculation and chinese money that could be drying up

I only hope I still have a job.

not op btw, just another cancuck trying to live his life

The thing is, while housing has made lots of people wealthy undeservedly,...
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>>1038756
pump n' dump

Well, a price increase it to be expected because yesterday the foundation announced they were cutting costs so, Less costs = less dumping to keep foundation running.

That is my theory.

>>1038778
Current price 89p/Eth

Imo anything under £5/Eth is cheap. Im not even considering selling for any less than £10

Sex tourism in South East Asia and the benefits to their economy.

>>1038710
oh should've mentioned those topics should be somewhat timely relevant to recent news/developments/anniversaries etc.

timely?
Write about how journalism is a good career choice.

>>1038565

I would literally shit because I didn't buy any tickets.

But thanks for subsidizing the government and keeping my tax rates low.

>The lottery is a stupidity tax

> tell nobody about my winnings
> find someone to manage my money
> live off the yearly interest alone, still enough for me to live the good life

>>1038575

Seriously though. If one did win, how would they go about keeping it safe and making sure it gets properly invested?

Baka.com

Lolwat? What's a fibonnaci signal and a "bear flag"? Post this troll shit on /pol/

>>1038524
Try, " .baka.com.au " baka, instead of baka

>>1038524

>implying RBS is not a valid source of market info
>implying RBS investor newsletter is /pol/ tier

Stay poor, pleb