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AMD broke support. It could go to 135.

>>56822804
Graduate programs. They give you the name prestige and set their expectations, then they let you go at the end of the program, and say fuck off, then come back with 5 years experience gathered elsewhere. That's the common path.
I'm in banking projects, so we often have people from these companies coming through and I opted to go banking instead of KPMG because their work culture sucked ass.
>>56823381
Yes. A partner at KPMG outright told me they prioritize non-whites and women in hiring, but for making partner, it's basically all Anglo. He was a wildman, but made it clear he was the exception.
>>56823684
Their function is just to be an 'impartial third party'. In general, there's no value to be added, it's just being able to show daddy government that we aren't doing a heckin' fraud.
>>56825990
To be fair, I've only had contact with consultants, maybe their accountants do real work. The consultants knock together slide packs and advisory spreadsheets.

>>54587244
I just keep buying so I can't go wrong. I wish I had dumped on all of you retards at the top but now I'm committed. One billion or scram.

SOXL is going to 8.30

>>51685543
This isn't a pump. It's just a normal day now.
We are mostly going to do this for weeks if not months.

I bought MDB at 243.23 on Thursday.
It is now at 280.
That's preddy gud, isn't it?

>>51161219
I have a buy waiting on UUUU at 6.25. Lower gaps fill about 90% of the tiem.

The great thing about dips is that I have a fuckton of money.

I would actually buy the NVDA dip if I didn't already have a fuckton of SOXL.

I just sold some X for 36.44% profit.

>>50425536
My company is about the worst any friend of mine has heard of. Fortune 500, but it's the most mismanaged stressful hellhole. I'm shifting to a more chill position where I don't have to tard wrangle 40+ people daily, who constantly quit and take 3 months to replace because of HR red tape.
I agree about sticking with a company once you've got a winner. And my standards for a different role are high, so it's possible I won't go anywhere else. When I give a salary expectation to a recruiter and they ask me if there's room to negotiate, my answer's a flat 'no'.

>>50425560
The company could let me go, but a 2M project will collapse within a month without me. I'm the sole SME on a 12M automation project because everyone else quit and they want to spin that project back up next year. If they didn't mass hire retarded indian faggots to every team they'd have more of a bargaining position. If they didn't send daily gay pride / indigenous awareness / another PSA about women feeling theatened by men breathing etc company wide emails, EVERY DAY, then I might even care about the company's wellbeing.
They're a salary, and they're the enemy. I help the decent people get work done, among the tens of thousands of staff, more and more of which are based out of india and vietnam.

I deliver on everything in my contract, what reason would I have to show up in person, spending unproductive hours a day on public transport? What benefit would that even have to the company? Nothing. It's for retards like you that know you can't self manage.

>>30432236
it's pretty funny watching everyone talk about how they're all gonna go buy as soon as the 9th hits and it "dips". Wouldn't even be surprised if it moons instead of dipping as everyone scrambles to get in lmao

Everyone seems in agreement that going forward the government has two choices; either to allow yields to rise and let the markets crash, or implement YCC or similar and let the USD inflate out of control. There's really just debate over which one our overlords are going to find more politically palatable. I've heard the arguments from the inflation crowd that there's too much elite and boomer retirement money in stonks, such that it will never be politically viable to let the markets crash, so we'll implement yield controls and let the dollar inflate away.

I'm interested in the opposite argument, which I haven't heard yet. Does anyone think our government will allow overheated markets to finally correct andallow treasury yields to rise so as to temper inflation and save the USD? Why?

>>30418888
checked

What dips are we buying today anons?

Any of you fomo-ing into oil

When am I supposed to take profits and close my positions?

after doing some research I think I'm going with Schwab, anyone here with an account have any gripes about it?

>>29813712
Thanks fren. So to contribute to the AVAX/LINK pool, I also need to hold LINK? I hold IOTA too so I wonder if that would be worthwhile.

As it stands Binance is still offering decent staking %APY

What have these past two weeks taught you /smg/? For me, its to trim profits more often and to not get too attached to any ticker.

bitcoin futures expire tomorrow the storm is almost over frens

Who else just delegating and cruising through this shitshow?

we're never going below 50 cents again are we lads?

PLTRbros.. im unironically nervous now. i have a 22 average, what do

I love my graphies.