Spurdo?

kill me

Do they take GBP?

Keep your WoW auction house faggotry out of /biz/

>>1045997
It's not WoW and I don't see how making 2000-2500 dollars on the side isn't something that belongs on /biz/.

>>1045991
>flooding the market, the price for which everyone else sells also goes up
why does the price rise when there is more supply, and why does it drop when you aren't around? sounds backwards.

>>1045948
ask uh...
>>>/g/
i could have sworn there was a programming board here. guess not.

>>1045921

It's not worth your time to trade $100... it isn't worth anybodies time.

If it really is worth your time, then your time is worthless, which is a bad thing

>>1045921
I dunno practice and ivnest in some pennies.

If you're poor, I would suggest savings it for rent

derivatives

>>1045890
This. Derivatives are going to be the end of the world. This insanity needs to stop.

>>1045890
>>1045898
How bad is it

I read a 4% loss will bring the whole house of cards down, is it true? Please respond

>>1045883
I don't see how patreon itself would collapse. They don't give money to people, they collect people's money on a monthly basis and distributes them to vloggers.

>>1045894
>>1045894
Do you think it could grow stronger? How viable would it be as a long term career, if that is even possible.
Ive kinda been considering it, since my current blue collar job isn't that interesting to me.

>>1045896

You have to put out content basically for free to draw a following that is strong enough to ensure that you get people willing to pay for what you release, and big enough that people don't care that your basically keeping content behind a paywall. Then you have to either release that stuff hidden behind a paywall after a certain amount of time or release content for free that isn't shit every now and then.

Really, its something that only benefits people who have already put the effort in before...
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>no replies because nobody on /biz/ has ever had the balls to do this

>>1045845
>Implying I have any creative ideas.

>>1045832
Mass scale or just a hobby?

My wife makes soap and candles. Started out as just a side hobby but turned into a small business. She makes decent money off hipsters on etsy.

>>1045425
Explain to me why would anyone help your father get a wheelchair?

It's very sad, I'm sure. But tons of shit happens to people every day, why would someone decide to help him who isn't in his immediate family or friends?

>>1045425
Tell reddit and theyll help

/r/assistance for one

gofundme? How about go fuck yourself. Hahahahaaaa.

Ok that wasn't very funny, but I'm in a goofy mood.

>>1045199
>CIS curriculum: https://rap.psu.edu/information-systems-infsy-recommended-academic-plan
Why would someone who studies information systems take classes on humanities, arts and other irrelevant subjects?

>>1045202
My guess is because being well rounded individual is not a bad thing, but ultimately it's money of course.
I don't mind taking humanities, arts, sciences, etc.
Personally, I think it's quite pathetic when a person only knows their field of work and completely oblivious to everything else. You cannot really converse with this person about anything but his niche interests and his field of work.

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>>1044264
I have no idea man, its an interesting question though.

>>1044264
Buy put options in in equities that will drop like a rock when your scenario comes true.

shoes like nike reebok. most poor people around the world have either one pair of shoes or no shoes. the last big growth has brought millions out of poverty. the first thing they buy are shoes. whatch nike during a global recession the demand for shoes will drop.

>>1044195
Its closer to the bottom than the top now.

>>1044365
How do you know? They could start paying us to get rid of it.

Imagine walking into the petrol station and being handed a tenner. We'll be seen as pioneers before our time.

day late and a dollar short my friend. the idea is to predict the future not react to the past.

Takes 50/50 bets
wants to invest
these are different things

>>1045954
i think i have a basic understanding of how it works and a couple of my friends have gotten into and they've turned out alright with it. I was just wondering if there was anything i could do to better myself for it, either through other peoples personal experience or something who has a better understanding than i do

>>1045956
literally best thing you can do is don't do it

>>1045868
>So I've been long contemplating starting my own business

So, in this thought, you've never thought about what to do?
You realize that comes first, right? The birth of a formal, incorporated, business is derived from necessity. It's not something you do first, it should be an afterthought. The consequence of a good idea.

> makes my hard work not contribute to some other assholes pay check

Even as a business owner, your...
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>>1045880

I have definitely considered many things to do. Renting fences, outsourced clerical work, landscaping, independent consulting, etc. The question is more about how someone has identified the necessity You say having the idea comes first, but I think recognizing the opportunity does, and that's really the question. Starting a business in an over saturated market definitely increases the chance of failure.

Also, obviously someone else is always going to make some money. I was referencing the corporate culture bullshit.

>>1045901
stop overthinking it. find something you think you can make a profit at and do it. dont make a profit? bail. make a profit? run with it.

>>1045828
>spurious correlation
You're literally trying to find a pattern in a random number generator.

>>1045835
........lol

What happens Tuesday? Is that when Iran turns on the spigot or sth?

>>1045829
When the market opens dumbass

>>1045826
I think you should shell sell.