>>971686
>What are you holding?

PND

>>971703
I miss old /biz/

On topic just a few BTC, honestly. I have slight interest in Litecoin, Ethereum and Monero if it gets more volume. I have tons of doge but I don't see that going anywhere.

ETH
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

Acquire currency

I'd be happy if my website makes 4k a month so I can move to Spain and work from the beach with a qt 10/10 wife.

>>971681

Your site will make 5k a month and your qt will the finest in all of Spain brah.

You might have been a victim of identity theft.

>>971113
ya this, have fun locking your shit down lol

>>971122
Wouldn't someone notify you of id theft when it happens? Of do they just acknowledge that it happens and keep their mouth shit until you attempt to open new bank accounts?

>>970981
If your family owns that much share in a major company there is no excuse for them to have not already talked about this with you. Ask them about their holdings and what it means for you.

Essentially though, a dividend is when a publicly held corporation lures investors to its stock by promising to pay a portion of its revenue to its shareholders. The amount set aside for dividends and the frequency with which they are paid is entirely up to the company. Some companies vary how much they pay based on the performance of the business, others pay out the same dividend every quarter for decades, rain or shine. Stocks that pay dividends tend to not be as growth oriented but have large stable cash flows and business models.

I don't know anything about Canuckian tax law but in the US dividends are taxed as short term investments (basic income tax rate) if the stock is held for a short period of time before the dividend date and as long term investments (at a much lower rate) if held for the long term. If you buy US securities you will have to pay US taxes on them, often handled for you by the brokerage you use.

>>970998

Great, thank you!

So, that's why some people buy dividend stocks right before they pay dividends, then sell them right after, so they get the dividend money, and don't have to pay 'long term' taxes on them? :o At least I think that's what some people do....??

image for ur troubles sir

>>971003
long term taxes are lower than short term in the US (25%-28% short term, 15% long term)

>>970861
>TERP
It's 9% down today. What do you think?

>>970865
Well, it has lots of positive movement after-hours. It's like 6% right now.

>>970868
https://www.moodys.com/research/Moodys-downgrades-Terraform-Power-and-Terraform-Global-to-B2-CFR--PR_339505

What are some of the companies you've got your eye on at the moment OP?

Fingerprint cards, IDEX, Precise biometrics and next biometrics are that i have looked at, got my money on the FPC since its the biggest and maybe get some Next when I liquidate other stuff early next year.

>>970375
some /biz/tard hopped on next and bashed fpc non stop in a thread a month ago. He is nowhere to be seen by now though. Im in FPC from 90 @3000 shares. Been (day)trading PREC (successfully) as well. But price, idea and next are shit companies when it comes to generating cash (atm)

>Entitled millennial: the post

You're a big boy now, move out of your parents house you fucking parasite.

Maybe your parents wouldn't be struggling financially if they didn't have to sustain a grown man who refuses to work and rather watch anime and post shit threads like this on anime discussion forums. Move out loser

>>972828
>Boomer/generation X: the post

Naw jk. The whole generation thing is dumb. Y'all aight senpai.

try r9k

>>971724
Short Turk currency because they are about to be holocausted

LMT

>>971724
All the defense contractors have little bumps when this kinda stuff happens.

>full-time
none under Obamacare

Sucking penises outside of McDonalds

Post office is hiring countrywide. If you're not a sperg, in relatively good shape and even have the tiniest bit college or customer service experience (which you do) you'll likely be able to take their exam.

>>970455
should I short this? what the fuck how is it still climbing

>>970455
THE RIDE NEVER ENDS

>>970464
I just bought 2 shares for fun, maybe it keeps going up

Come on

>>967508
I'd say yes if there are other people doing something similar.

>>967455
The reason I say that is because if the country is poor most people will just do it themselves.

nice blog mate

>>972876
What do you do, anon?

>>972876
Why do you need two cars ?

>>972500
I don't understand what you're saying by "I don't see any other option"

>save change
>don't save change

That's all there is to it. Stop being weird.

>>972500
uhhh... if you transact in cash, there will be change. it would be stupid not to save change and keep your hard-earned money.
if people don't save their change then they're stupid

>>972500
I save any change in a bucket because I don't like carrying it, dirty af. Plus I already save 70% of my income

sharpie in pooper for $3

temp work

suck dick. swallow so you can skip 1 meal each day.

Raised lettering, pale nimbus. White

Mine are very simple. Name, what I do, some contact info, and on the back I have QR codes for stuff too. Don't even have a logo, just a simple gradient.

I ordered some reinforced ones that have plastic corners, but wound up not using them. Too expensive, and most of my clients aren't going to be impressed by them. I am contemplating doing raised lettering on the next batch of them in a couple of months.

Mechanical engineer buddy has these thick cards that you can assemble into a catapult to launch anything smaller than a nickel with. Extremely cool, and...
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