>mfw imagining someone wearing that

holy kek

>>968645
Shhhhh, I like it.

>>968645

I think it would look good on someone with dark skin and hair

What the fuck? How long have I been asleep?

>>968403
Your largest export is Oil and the US buys all of it. Crude is low 40s. When oil is priced in US dollars and we are your sole trade partner, falling oil is a direct pairs comparison of your currency to USD.

If you really want to have fun, overlay a CAD/USD graph with the price of oil.

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>>968403
Because we elected a fucking retarded drama teacher faggot with no knowledge of economics.

pic related lmao

<$5k unless I had too much money. In which case I'd probably buy a decent $40k car that looks nice.

Anything else is for retarded goyim. A $10k+ car doesn't get you to work or wherever you need to go any better than an old Honda civic.

http://www.mrmoneymustache.com/2012/03/19/top-10-cars-for-smart-people/

>>968378
>Mr memestache

This guy is a retard stop shilling his blog

4-6 months apparently assuming monthly compound, 0 fees and 0 per month input.

guessing as no one dared to answer, no one actually has itf's

>>968307
It's a monumentally stupid question.

First, what the fuck does "worthwhile" return mean? How is anyone supposed to know what you mean by when you use a completely subjective benchmark?

Second, you don't judge investments by the "minimum duration" to see returns. If you need your gamble to pay off by a certain date, buy a lottery ticket.

Third, index funds are inherently long term investments by design. Asking about "minimum duration" for an index fund shows...
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>>968362
I'm sorry your mummy never loved you.

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>>968252

It's not surefire. Then again, few ambitions are.

>>968258
i'm afraid its not enough money.

also, there's still federal laws against it and banking is an issue

>>968260
Now this is shitposting. Markets competitive, but people are making crazy money and banking hasn't been a problem. Way to read two articles on something to form an opinion

>>968161
Do they seriously do that?

>>968164
http://www.nytimes.com/1999/09/09/nyregion/metro-news-briefs-connecticut-judge-rules-that-police-can-bar-high-iq-scores.html

>>968161
What is the logic behind that?

>>968149
It is what you make of it, you're not in school anymore

Im not learn antything.

Op failed.

>>968166
>what is character limit

>>968117
Forgetting to refrigerate my investments.

I bought shares based solely on news. Stupid, I know.

>>968117
Bought an OTC with no liquidity. Took forever to get out of it.

>>968029
What country are you in. If your in America then your playing with fire.

Maybe if you sell before the expiration date printed on the package and do not tamper with the packages in any way

>>968029
I remember watching a TV show where this family buys a surplus food from a big store that sells it at a very low plus and is past the expiration date.

Not really useful, but TRU doesn't start cutting seasonal workers until like late January. So there's that, i guess.

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>>967988
And to add
Is there anything worse than retail wage slavery?

>Get training
>Be told to walk around pick up things off the floor and straighten shelves that are already pretty straight
>Be told by co-worker always look busy
Its nearly impossible to look busy when its a slow day and nothing to do. And the customers give the most vuage descriptions of what they are looking for and are absolutely pissed I don't know every single children's show character and where they are in the store.
>"Yeah I am looking for the toys that can be put on the table and are projected on to the screen" *Pointing at star wars toy*
>Tell her to go to electronics
>She was looking for infinity wars (You put a little figure on a reader and it puts it into the game)


I am not even angry about that. Its these mangers that actually get angry when I have nothing better to do than walk in circles for 3 hours and pretend to move product around. I am at least glad I am getting paid, which is all you can hope for in this C.ucked economy

Do odd jobs for cash, tutor if you're smart enough, sell some of your shit, loan from your parents

>>967842
Well if ur working with chickens I would wear a nice flannel tucked into jeans and cowboy boots

>>967939

"Agrihacker," I dig it

Should I scrape the chickenshit off my rubber boots or does that give me bonus points?

>>967949
Bonus

Well /biz/?

i've now funded my real account. at this point, i must deal with real risk. gotta put your money where your mouth is. waiting on currency conversion from CAD to USD because the TSX is slow as shit.

never "blew up" my paper account. tried a lot of strategies. hardest part was to cut losing trades fast. i'm able to call support and resistance very well now.

last 3 weeks made 11% return on paper. last 2 weeks was up 20%. this last week was bad. market shook me out when i was on the right side of many long positions. should have definitely been...
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>>967804
>waiting on currency conversion from CAD to USD because the TSX is slow as shit

Tru senpai. I just wish us Canadians had something like Robinhood since I don't have all that much dough to use(and probably lose) right now.

I don't even know what I'm doing tbqh. I just buy memes that /biz/ says for fun lol

>>967154
~<150/month. Costco, grocery shopping mostly. Cut down on the fast food bullshit, and intelligently shop discounts/offbrands/coupons without putting much effort into it.

600 or so. Damn you whole paycheck.

$150-200

No, buy drugs.

No, buy bitcoin.

Stop buying bit coin. Bit coin is completely unstable compared to the benefits of owning drugs.

The only thing I can see come out of Antarctica is some sort of science or technology economy. Nothing else really unless they find some sort of resource (don't know the country well enough to say)

antarctica contains like 90% of the worlds freshwater or something, right? so let's say that the world is in a water shortage crisis (not too unlikely), the people living in antarctica will be sitting on a literal goldmine.

>>967001
Well, you can import machines and buy resources, but it probably won't pay off.

>>967055
You can't defend a ridiculously huge continent with 2000 men.