/biz/ - Business & Finance

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>>13616445
>The video sounds like very basic stuff that everyone should know

Knowing and doing is a big difference. These simple concepts can get very complex.

For example we all know having a great credit score gets you the lowest interest rates. Why don't most people have a good credit score? Furthermore why do most people use their good credit scores for a house and cars only?

>>9731057

This right here is the key to everything.

I though that there were a consensus about what forces drive crypto prices, and the process to buy or sell. I didnt know that it was a top secret that nobody can share

Why don't we talk about business and stocks anymore?

People who study or work in a bank or the finance sector are right wing?

>>2626932
Understand this and riches will be yours!

What marketable skills (technological subjects or abilities) do I will need to learn in the banking/financial sector that could be useful in the future?
How Bitcoins and cryptocurrencies work?
A programing language like Java or Phyton?
Excell?
What will be usefull to learn to be "attractive" or employable for employers in the future in that sector?

>>1638399
Also found this, not sure what it is...

>>1519310
Cash flow quadrant is best book.

Hello everyone on /biz/
Can any of you provide me with the Needy NEET's guide please?

man having two parents was the best shit.

I was about your age when my parents divorced.

I was conceived out of wedlock by two stock brokers at the the height of the 1980s bull market. Born 2 months to the day after the 1987 crash. They tried to make a go of it when they had my sister. In 6 years they would hate each other so much they ended up in a divorce.

Thursday and every other weekend I saw my dad. First it was hamburgers for dinner and chuck e. cheese, trips to the toy store, then the tech bubble popped in 2000.

Trips to burger kings with the play palace were replaced by frozen microwave meals and restrictions on all luxuries. I hated my father and father then for choosing such a financially unstable career.

Worst part is parents went broke as I entered middle school - basically went from upper middle class to lower class in a year. I know I didn't have it as bad as other kids from my school, but I'd been through some shit that was relatively traumatic compared to how comfy my lifestyle was before. Anyways, I didn't fit in.

High school was spent playing my parents off each other since no one wanted to take responsibility for my social welfare, I had to manipulate them to get what I wanted or needed, like a car, money for clothes, until I got a job at 17. Two years after I graduate, I'm going to community and the 2008 crash happens. No support again. Find out University will be on my dollar now.

Honestly, it's not like I had it hard. I just had such wild fluctuations in what my expectations for the future that I didn't know what was real or stable anymore. Drugs proved to be the only reliable source of pleasure in my life. Kinda sad, but true. Still working myself out of that trap.

Years later now and I'm not sure who to blame, if anyone. Watching shows like COPS helps me realize so much of your life is out of your control, but a lot of it is too.

Guess I'm just growing older and wiser.

Stay strong guys, all things pass with time.

Cash flow quadrant.

Any good source or tutorial on how to properly manage an interview like a boss that you recommend?
>inb4 be confidente, dress well and a firm handshake

He helped me so much.

Greatest book is cash flow quadrant!

>>1294556
>What does /biz/ think of Robert Kiyosaki?
He has helped me so much. Thank you Robert!

>>1224039
This diagram alone can change your whole financial outlook!

How do I get more assets?

This is probably the best advice I ever got.