how are my bitcoin holders doing?
Good as always.
>>1285683
BTC and TRUMP holder here.
Feeling bretty good.
>>1286166
Same, Trump being pumped atm as well
Does anyone here use Udemy?
There are tons of courses of any kind but the quality varies a lot between courses/instructors since anyone can make one (instead of having a set of experts like on Lynda), but they're not all necessary bad.
Any good tutorial worth investing in?
I'm particularly interested in something to learn to make a few bucks online in the short term.
Pluralsight is better. You pay a flat rate and you can watch as many courses as you want
>>1284992
this.
Although someone gave me a Chris Bryant video course from Udemy for the CCNA and it was pretty good.
>>1284992
>>1285002
Yeah, I think Skillshare is like that as well, but the problem is that they don't have the wide variety of courses that Udemy has.
Also on Udemy most courses are often discounted at about 10 bucks and stay in your account forever. That's much cheaper than paying for an expensive monthly/yearly plan.
Also you can be a jew if you want and watch/download all the videos, and then get the refund kek.
What is /biz/'s car of choice, preferably cheap (15-25k)?
New civic looks clean
>cheap
>15k
>getting a new car
Pls leave or atleast lurk more before you post
>>1283984
I'd suggest buying a used car for 6 - 8k and don't bother with financing. I'm warning you now. If you ignore this, at least factor in the cost of insurance which is $250 - $450 a month.
Good luck.
>>1284004
any type of car? Probably an 09 accord is best option?
To those of you concerned about this Friday pump thing, i wouldnt worry.
The video is being made atm (its actually 1 of at least 3) and is being edited as I'm typing this now. I don't know why people got Friday in their heads because I never said that would be the release but rest assured its on its way
Even if it dropped today its not going to instantly change the price so everybody chill. Shill it like crazy when its out, I hope to see it spread, but in the meantime enjoy the food and beverages, the rocket will be taking off shortly
Can you post a screenshot of the video so we know we're talking to the actual video creator?
>>1283335
WAIT UNTIL SATURDAY, DADDY!
We need to get it back down to 0.012$!
its not as dramatic as the last one
very simple, mostly 2d/3d animation what the coin is to normies
the second will be how to buy (both in bitcoin and USD).
Hey what do you think about onecoin ?
>>1293022
There is only one coin and that's trumpcoin.
>>1293022
How many of these stupid coins are there?
>>1293071
hundreds anon ever day here is a new one.
Hello Anons. Is there a way to buy trumpcoins without buying bitcoins first? I would like to exchange dollars to trumpcoins directly.
>>1292697
trump to the moon! OP, you are missing the train, bruh, dont get nervous now.
>>1292697
Afraid not, you'll have to go buy and then cash out at the moon through bitcoin. Plenty of tutorials on how to buy it really isn't that hard.
only a private transfer where you send some money and they send Trump Coins to your wallet. but do you trust someone enough to send them money via paypal or some other form?
download the wallet from here: http://trumpcoin.rocks/
and get it synced. or you can open an account at c-cex or yobit and get a trump coin wallet address.
buy some BTC today and get on with it.
Which country are you in? Some BTC providers are quicker than others.
I build tables and sell them on etsy, facebook, and craigslist for $450-650/each. I want to sell a group of 10 tables wholesale for $180-200/each.
How do I do this? I'm decent at finding retail customers, but I've never even thought about wholesale business before.
I'd also take a swing at being a dropshipping wholesaler, if that's a better route to go down.
>>1292613
That's a pretty good business you got there. I would firstly find a friend who can help me build as many as you can. Find other shops in your town who would purchase it and start your own wood crafting business.
>>1292832
Thanks! I'll look into that. I know there are some consignment shops local to me. Probably a good place to start.
Xango, a multilevel marketing company that sells a multitude of products that are supposedly anti-microbial, anti-flammatory, anti-viral and anti-cancer. These products range from juices to powders to ointments. Your standard snake oil.
The reason I've started a thread about this, is because I've seen multiple people around me get drawn into this scheme. It started last summer.
>Be me, a college student who studies economics.
>Meet new people over summer vacation
>While we're out and having some beers somewhere, we start talking about our jobs/studies.
>This guy, who's about 19, starts talking about this entrepeneurship that he's undertaking with a friend.
>Of course I become interested.
>He talks about working as a distributor for a company that's going to change the market with their new products.
>So far nothing too suspicious.
>"And it's great, because we're being coached by people above us."
>Alright, that's pretty standard.
>"And we can move up a tier by recruiting people to distribute under us!"
>This was taking a dark turn.
>He begins to talk about how at some point, you won't even have to do any work and that you can have passive income.
>I ask him what "work" entails.
>Apparently, all you have to do is sell a certain amount of products that you can buy from the company, and that by moving up, you can sell to the people below you.
>He picks up a beerfelt, and literally starts drawing what looks like a pyramid scheme on the back of it.
>Try to explain to him that he and his friend might have been drawn into a pyramid scheme.
>They don't know what a pyramid scheme is.
>Carefully explain to them what it is, and how in the long run they're going to be left missing a lot of money and how this will inevitably end etc.
>They refuse to believe that and go on about how Xango is a legitimate company and so on.
>Elect to forget all of it and just have a good time.
>A couple months later, one of them asks if I want to hang out.
Part 2 in a bit.
>>1292320
Part 2:
Let's call the guy Ramon.
>Sure, why not?
>I come to his house, and he offers me a beer as I step in.
>Alright.
>He shows me around the house a bit, introduces me to his mom and pets and all that.
>Walk into his room and see that there is a whiteboard, a beamer and all kinds of graphs.
>Wat.
>A guy I still know from elementary school steps into the room.
>Apparently, he was invited too.
>Actually have fun catching up with him and talking about our lives so far.
>Ramon has brought a friend of his who is with Xango (his name will be John).
>Ramon and John begin a goddamn sales pitch, talking about how they are all for "self-improvement", being economically independent and, I shit you not, "Tribe-building".
>I thought I was going to hang out with this guy, drink some beers and play some games and now I'm hearing a couple of hours long salespitch.
>It starts with how they were in high school.
>No direction, no motivation and no idea on what to do in life.
>Until they found Xango, that is.
>After hearing their life story, they talk about the products and how mangosteen is the most important discovery in the last few decades.
>As soon as it's done, thank them for the story and compliment them on their presentation skills. (They actually set up a pretty good presentation)
>Together with the other guy, we make up a bullshit excuse on how we have to go now so we don't have to stay around much longer.
>We both agree on that this was all incredibly fishy.
>Over the course of months, hear of a lot of friends about how they got invited for these presentations under the guise of hanging out.
Now, this isn't so bad since they didn't have a lot of succes so far. The only problem is, is that when I go out, and those guys are around, there seems to be a bigger group of them each and every time. They especially go for people that are easily influenced and really not that popular so they can expand the "tribe".
So I decided to look into the company myself.
>>1292330
>>1292330
Apparently, this company has been founded in 2002 and has had an enormous amount of lawsuits on their hands.
Among them were the unproven health benefits of their products (because how the hell is juice going to help with cancer).
Another lawsuit in Italy d.d. 3rd of january 2011 proved that Xango was, in fact, a pyramid scheme and suspended all their activities.
But if that wasn't enough. Guess who was on the board of directors as a "banker"?
Pic related.
Not only was he found out for stealing a lot of money from the company, he's also responsible for the bankruptcy of Phoenix gold firm North American Coin and Currency, a billion dollar company in the 80's. He actually went to jail for this.
So what do? I know of about 12 people who are already working as a distributor for this company.
>>1292331
can you explain what a pyramid scheme is?
Are Jews genetically predisposed to be good with money and finances? Are there lots of them in your field? Not hating at all just curious about your personal experience. Thanks.
>>1292184
I got one hot Jewish chick in my classes hnnnngggg I wanna fug her.
Tell her girl you so hot you belong in an oven
>don't say this
>>1292184
Ashkenazi, not Sephardi. Definitely not Ethiopian Jews.
Been thinking about giving up on life & joining the military. What are some of the actual benfits (finacial, healthcare, dental etc.?) & what are the drawbacks? (ptsd, hiring troubles, etc.)
>>1292115
Security clearance, Free college and a bit of cash just for getting in shape and learning a trade for a job you only do for 2 days a month that will let you meet contractors for a high paying civilian job.
>>1292115
Getting shot. Although I guess that could be a benefit or a drawback depending on your perspective.
Most jobs involve 0 combat so that's only a concern if you want it to be. You'll work a lot but almost all your paycheck is disposable. Companies usually view military service as a positive. You'll probably end up with various sports injuries because people who run PT will make you do all kinds of stupid shit. All in all it isn't a bad deal.
Is it just more, or does this look like it's priming for another crash?
just about every free market economist says it will, but then again, they are assuming the government can't do shady shit forever...
>>1292105
it looks like since 1995 the market has been experiencing unnatural boom and busts. Like the market is going through hypercycles.
>>1292088
no it's not just you, it's probably tens of thousands of other economists who have been predicting the same thing
I'm having a bit of trouble with this one accounting question for depreciation on building/land.
Acquired a property of land and buildings for $1,500,000. Management estimates value of the land to be 40% of cost. Estimated useful life of 50 years.
After 25 years, property is revalued to $1,200,000, expected life remains the same and salvage value is $100,000.
What's the revaluation gain/loss and new depreciation expense one year after?
Any help or being pointed in the right direction would be great.
>>1292003
If you're good at something, never do it for free... especially on /biz/
>>1292011
That is a good point, I might have to offer $2 for the answer + explanation.
>>1292003
Don't know shit about accounting other than the 2 college classes I took 7 years ago; yet, I found several good answers online with a quick google search.
If you still need an answer tomorrow and for whatever reason can't find one online, I know a guy who used to be an account executive at Deloitte and is a legit CPA. I can show him this and I'm sure he'll know what to do.
>Live in an apartment with three other roommates.
>Sleep in a futon in the living room.
>Have a drawer and wardrobe for clothes
>Roommate sleeps alone in his room, all to himself
>Only pays a third of rent to have a room to himself to bring girls over to cheat on his girlfriend with
>Decides to tell landlord to go fuck himself and make modifications to the apartment
>Come home from summer classes, roommate's dad is over
>His dad works in construction
>They will make a new room, more like a closet, for a new tenant
>Decide I've had enough of this bullshit and want to move out
So my question is, what is the legality of a tenant modifying his living space? Will I lose my deposit if he goes through with it? Will we be taken to court by the landlord? How fucked am I if my roommate goes through with this? I am in Southern California.
Gif not related.
According tojudgejudy today you owe the amount to put it back to the way it was
>>1291937
Why are you using a trip?
fuck off faggot tranny
1) Stop tripping you fucking retard
2) you are fucking retarded for allowing this to happen to begin with. Should have told everyone involved to fuck off as soon as you saw you didn't have a room
Has anyone ever finished the intelligent investor and invested off the book's principles? I ask because I looked through a series of healthcare stocks and according to the book I couldn't find any trading below Tangible Book Value. Are there any other books you've read on investing principles?
Tl;dr Read Intelligent Investor? If not, what other books
20 pages to go. Going to do book, Common Sense Guide to Investing, next.
I liked TII. Learned the big difference between investing and speculating. Also learned how to really analyze a company before tossing money at it. I am pleased.
I'm on chapter 11 and I hate the book, OP.
>>1291841
i've literally never read a book in my life
>"free" market
>insider trading is illegal
>tell coworker your fears or concerns
>insider trading, 20 years
THE BOMBS BURSTTIIIING IN AIIR
>>1291798
It actually isn't anymore. Read the recent news how the rules changed and the gov can't prosecute anymore.
>>1291804
Direct source motherfucker.
