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Who's doing the 52 week money challenge?
>>1033792
I would, but i deposit 200 dollars weekly, every week, every year, so.
>>1033792
>an entire year of saving
>less than $2,800 in the account
Literally what the fuck are you doing with your life
>>1033792
I put aside this much in about two months and I'm under twenty. Smh senpai.
Is there any way to make money without networking?
I'm a bit of a recluse, and don't care to meet people.
>>1033726
What region do you live in?
>>1033731
south-eastern United States
>>1033733
so you are black?
Let's say you had a steady income stream of £80k per month in pure cash. How would you launder it /biz/?
So what's your vendor name?
I would litterally stack it in my closet in a little house in the country and take the risk. Fuck laundering it or finding a swiss bank account. They always get fucked in the movies when they trust their money to some shady foriegn bank
>>1033666
Let's say I want to use the cash without raising suspicion, how do I do that? I can't just walk up to an estate agent with a bunch of cash and ask to buy a house
Don't bother keeping it clean! The funnier the better!
>>1033633
soft glans
>>1033633
>2016
>not keeping soap clean
Cheap dirt
![IAS-37-Provisions-Global-Accountant[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/Efuh4z6.jpg "IAS-37-Provisions-Global-Accountant[1].jpg")
Am I the only here who finds accounting sort of fun?
Maybe it's because in the Netherlands an accountant who is past the trainee/intern stage is basically a financial adviser. Basically businesses hire you to help maximize profits. You're also getting new clients all the time so it doesn't get stale. Even if it does, accounting is the gateway job to the financial world and accountants with experience are in high demand because they make businesses flourish for a living and have good people skills. I guess accounting is more like bookkeeping in the States.
A lot of analyst positions in the US like accounting experience. Im finishing up my last semester at uni and I am purposely taking another financial accounting class (as an elective). Even though I am majoring and econ and minoring in business, I know that accounting skills can serve as a gateway into legit entry level financial analyst positions.
>tfw the most work I can find as an accountant is light seasonal tax work
Been contemplating suicide for a while. Never thought I would.
>>1033669
Try to apply for other positions anyway. If you explain you can just more than tax work they'll hire you as long as you've got a financial background.
i'm looking to buy some silver or possibly gold incase shit hits the fan,
now should be a good time to buy some so how would i go about it?
as of now i am thinking of buying some silver online.
should i get gold instead?
don't buy online?
i have about 4k to spend max, but i don't want to go over 3k
>>1033629
Go on vacation instead. You'd be too retarded to sell even if you were right.
>>1033639
this isn't necessarily about making a profit, i am mainly doing this to secure some of my extra income, as i said, incase shit hits the fan.
>>1033646
Then you are even dumber. 3K in a precious metal is so low of an amount that it is worthless. At todays prices that is only three ounces of gold.
If "shit hits the fan" niggers will just take it from you. Any real dealer will not bother with you because you have so little of an amount.
Can someone explain MV=PQ to me?
For a given period, the quantity of money in circulation times the rate at which money is being spent is equal to GDP times price level.
Or some shit like that.
>>1033599
Bruh, me no understand.
>>1034989
quantity of money in circulation x the rate at which money is being spent = GDP x price level.
Do you understand that when do pro-numerals are next to eachother, it is assumed they are being multiplied?
>2016
>20 fucking 16
>still not owning 21 BTC to edge against the collapsing perpetual debt memesystem and other memestocks and end up filthy rich thanks to holding through the storm
>already making massive gains and IT HASN'T EVEN BEGUN YET (screencap this, maggots)
Even legitimate OLD people are starting to stop coping and dealing with the objective facts of life (00:43)
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/videos/2016-01-06/marc-faber-we-have-colossal-credit-bubble-in-china
Nocoiners...
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Only $6 billion market cap for a global internet currency??
Surely something like this should have a market cap of trillions!
>BRB buy cryptocurrencies.
>>1033515
>Even legitimate OLD people
jadencore
>>1033521
It's funny because it's true.
Anyone else hate how anything you go into is just about schmoozing, politics, inner circle of friends and that style of crap? It is pretty horrible if you think about it.
It is a part of life.
That's like thinking about how much it sucks that you need to sleep 6-8 hours a day and that you need to eat because you keep getting hungry.
That is human behavior.
When will you losers stop roleplaying with your imaginary stocks and money?
If you retards just go an get a STEM degree you'll make good money and have a life. Do you really think spending all your time on here posting fake stock portfolios is productive?
But no one except NEETs do that.
The smart ones are already dollar cost averaging into VOO without wasting time researching meme stocks like a retard.
>>1033396
Comfy STEM grad here.
Dead convinced Industrial STEM + Business Admin is the way to go.
>>1033409
Programming hobby + Business Admin degree masterrace here.
Yo at this point I have 750 credit, utilization @ 0, about 30k from 4 credit cards and an amazon store credit account
At this point, what can I do to improve? I want 800 +
There's really nothing you can do at that point, at this point it's a matter of time.
Just keep your utilization below 10%, never miss a payment, rinse/repeat and in 10 years you'll be above 800.
>>1033412
Pretty much this. Once you've got a handle on the factors that you can control, the only one left is average age of credit history, which only goes up with the passage of time AND if you don't open new accounts.
Buy a car.
Your credit score doesn't improve over time. In fact, if you're doing the same shit over and over again it can drop. You need to flex your credit often to keep it high. Best thing to do is buy a high ticket item, like a car. My brother was stuck at 750. He financed a $5k car and it jumped up 80 points.
Hey /biz/,
Is there much of a difference in terms of investment strategies in australia compared to the majority discussed here which are generally american based?
I'm 23 with about $50,000, about to start back at work after a year off and haven't got a solid investment plan.
Real estate is quite expensive here so i would still need a fair bit of time before I have a good enough deposit together. I've just sold my car and will need to buy another one which I'm planning on spending $10-15000 on.
Whats the best use for the rest...
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15k VGS
https://www.vanguardinvestments.com.au/adviser/jsp/investments/etf-detail/etfdetailVISIFE.jsp
10k Vocus
http://www.google.com/finance?q=ASX%3AVOC
Leave rest as cash for future buying opportunities
>>1033261
I've heard that with China removing the one child policy, Chinese pollution contaminating food, and Australia's land endowment, agriculture and exports of wheat etc from Aus to China is going to be big in the coming decades. Not sure how valid that is though.
>>1033293
yes.
>>1033261
I have made 170k in the past 3 months trading in "white gold". Dairy stocks on ASX are HOT.
One example is this on Friday..
Other stocks to look at for a good trade or 10 are; A2M, BAL, AHF, BCF. The 2 days trading that occurred between Christmas and New-years were very lucrative.
I am about to crash and burn and my credit will be destroyed. No stopping it. I have $20,000 available on my credit cards though I'd like to withdraw before I go down and they restrict my credit.
I'm thinking about buying $20,000 worth of gold, something I can cash in later for around what I paid for it. So I have some stashed away I can rebuild with later. Is that even legal?
>>1033222
No of course not.
20k of gold is nothing. If you had 10 million in credit, you could withdraw 10 million in gold and fuck off to Ghanna
>>1033228
Do you think gold is the best option? I'm looking for something I can buy with credit cards and cash in later without losing too much of the value. Stash it away, then not pay the credit card bills and go under. Weather the storm for awhile, then secretly cash in whatever I bought and have $20,000 to use as a down payment to buy a house under my sister's name.
>>1033234
Gold is the best option. It is still a bad idea.
I guess diamonds, but you need to know a whole lot about diamonds to fuck with diamonds
Global markets tank. The World Bank introduces a single, digital currency tied to a biometric ID. It's compulsory to ensure tax fidelity.
>What do?
MARK OF THE BEAST
>>1033048
What do?
WORMS.
So, in my meditations I thought about something I had previously seen somewhere on the internet: worm castings. Apparently very rich in nutrients and the like for yards, plants, trees, etc. I've been doing some online searching about how easy it is to start and maintain, so I thought about giving it a try.
Now, after getting everything set up, who should I be selling it to (besides everyone)? With some research, I found out that my local area (and the surrounding areas) have nothing like this, so there's a market. Would I take some of the product...
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> I have previously seen somewhere on the intrenet
Sounds like a really solid plan, m8.
You should really pursue it
>>1033040
I just remember it from somewhere. I did more research before I even made this thread.
>worm castings
wait, do you sell the dead worms as futaizer?
