>>1048500
Short S&P and come back in 5 years to reap your reward.

oil and gas

>>1048500
IBM. Don't short the S&P. That's almost always a bad idea. Just dollar cost average an index or something really

>>1048112

wow /biz/ is really dead around here.

Easy, Trust.

>>1048112
I cope with this feel by learning social skills and working on them actively, as any intelligent, future successful person would do.

Seriously what kind of answer do you expect? "Give up and hang myself"?

>>1048112
I keep trying to find ways to make more money without being a dopey talker hooked on Game of Thrones or locker into q golfing schedule.

>>1047950
>tfw you realize financialization is slavery for the masses

>>1047950
It's called an externality. Pigouvian tax fixes this.

>>1047950
>a metric with some flaws is actually worthless under the incredibly contrived scenario i created
uh ok? it's pretty well understood among econonists that fiat currencies have a network effect, and the hard part of generalizing your experience would be convincing an entire country to accept your "one pile of poo = $10,000" valuation

>>1046928
they spend money like it's a non-issue.
/thread.

The watch is usually an easy tell

Learn to identify the common models of rolex, omegas and tags, these seem to be the most popular until you hit the mega bux and start getting in to some of the more obscure pieces

>>1046928
The way I used to tell is that when it came down to it money wasn't a problem for them. That's not to say they spend recklessly or anything like that, SPENDING is something they don't necessarily over-indulge in, but money itself does not hold the same weight to them as it does for a normal person.

Anyway, that guy just sounds autistic.

> 1. What if you don't 'love' anything that can be considered a potential career.
Anything can be monetized.


>2. Mixing up 'what you love' with 'work' can taint 'what you love.'
You will still feel better and more motivated than people working with shit that they don't care about.


>3. Sometimes there's just no market for doing 'what you love'.
Your example is really bad. Not only you can be one...
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>>1046848

> Anything can be monetized.

I'm pretty sure once you discount 'making a porno out of it' there are some things that can't practically be monetized unless accompanied by massive fame.

>>1046856
As long as people keep buying stupid shit that they don't need (and this will go on for at least 30 years), you can convince them to buy anything.
Also, sex sells, you have to be retarded to discard that.

poetry

>>1046327
Like in the movie "Her"?

>>1046320

Are you that guy from a Slavic country that made a thread recently about not caring that much about money and just wanting free time?

Also, what did you do exactly as an Internet marketer? I don't mind spamming if I can make a living through it.

What's Warren Buffets cancerous opinion on Ethereum?

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*eastern Europe, of course.

we eastern europeans dont trust your western voodoo magic

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>>1050604
First of all, ALWAYS KEEP YOUR COINS IN A WALLET WHERE YOU CONTROL THE PRIVATE KEY (i.e. usualy the standard wallet program of a given coin on your PC). If you absolutely must keep coins online, have only a fraction on an online vault or wallet.

You can buy BTC via Master Card on Coinbase (53 € daily limit tho) or via bank transfer (SEPA) takes a few days but much bigger limit.

Trade coins on Kraken or Poloniex. USE 2FA on all your important trading platforms and BTC purchasing sites for maximum security.

That...
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better try snorting

cheap as fuck, the cars besides trucks are a no go, that no one except americans and european government agencies buy, but they own some chinese companies, considering the current state of economy i would consider shorting ford

>>1050547
>the cars besides trucks are a no go

Except the Focus and Fiesta RS have been some of the most highly-anticipated cars to come out in recent years. And the fact that the Focus, Fiesta, and Fusion have all come a huge way in recent years and are doing really well, of course.

Ford's having a real resurgence in the US market, and have been doing well in England over the past decade as well. If this continues, other countries follow suit.

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>>1050590
No they won't, you can look up how many ford retails have been closed in europe during the last years, europeans buy ford only if they can't afford a german car. Ford makes decent affordable family cars, that true, but the market for those is quite shrinking I think. Germans are one of the most active car consumers and they won't buy a Ford, and that goes for most of the european countries, especially the northern ones, because in Scandinavia Ford is widely considered a car that isn't made for cold...
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BUY THE DIP

The dip came from uncertainty about China and oil prices dropping. Once the lag from Iran entering the oil market causes oil to drop again, we'll have another dip, although somewhat smaller than the one we've recently have. Then in 3 months we'll most likely be at the same spot we were before the dip (that is if the markets don't freak out over something stupid). Investors tend to react on big news, so once there's no news to react to people will start investing again.

Of course I could be wrong, but that's just my interpretation of the markets.

>>1050325
Sell sell sell sell sells ell sells egoaeuhge SELL SELLS EL SELL SE
SELL
SELL
SELL SELL
SELL SELL
SELL

STOCKS GO UP FOR NO REASON STOCKS GO DOWN FOR NO REASON

since this thread is pointless im going to ask a question, where can i trade put options in europe?
i want to yolo it like the kid from reddit

>>1050151
I have no idea, I live in murica. I'd imagine you can trade options at most yuropeeyan firms though right?

>>1050153
yea but the ones you can want 10k min accounts , yolo kid started with 1k

P2p lending
I'm trying to boot a startup but I'm missing £3k and the bank won't give money to neets
And I'm not american so I can't borrow p2p loans, but I know it wolf make someones day
>Fuck

Never, never, leave your money in a current account. Shop around and put your money in a cash ISA, or an investment ISA.

Talking as someone who is novice. A flat/house would be a good idea, you could also live there and you'll get a bigger tax free allowance (I think it is £5k extra). I have no idea where you can buy with a £10k deposit. First time buyers can get Help to Buy from the government, but I dunno if it applies to Buy to Let mortgages.
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>>1049290
Kickstarter

>>1049298
Ive n3ver used a kickstater before i am 100percent noob to this! Thanks for the point in the right direction!

You'd need to find a local toy/comic show to set up a table at. I attend a number of shows and spend a decent amount of money on art. Especially stuff that's a little off the beaten path (but not gross, like all the bloody vampire zombie goth crap). Although I think you would've done much better with MLP 2-3 years ago. Still, I'd probably but one if I saw it at a show.