/biz/ - Business & Finance

made this a while ago, biz needs a sticky but it has to be a good sticky (not saying mine is, just throwing it out there)

>>757588
been meaning to make a sticky and some more in-depth stock research threads, maybe a regular marketwatch trading paper game everyone can come in and play, it would be fun to see what 4chan thinks of that

however I have to devote a lot of time to studying

>>749577
99% of /biz/ is shit, "what do you guys think of this MLM scheme", "what do you think of this self-help speaker, should I buy his videos for $2000", "hey let's try to read the tea leaves and use forex as a platform for gambling", "i have $200 how do i turn it into a million", "how do i into stock market". We are in desperate need of a good sticky, pic related is my attempt.

That said, cynicism is not realism. Sometimes ideas that appear bad at the start become successful, it is worth putting aside your hubris and analyzing these outliers.

usedcardboardboxes.com
positivesdating.com
pantydeal.com
milliondollarhomepage.com
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wayne_Huizenga

In and amongst the bullshit there are some good threads, stocks general, discussions about recent happenings, occasionally someone has an original business idea, a good question or an actual pro comes to talk with us. As far as discussing business, finance and economics with random people over the internet goes it is worth trawling through the 99% for the 1%, information you are unlikely to find elsewhere, things that would never be discussed by the prudes on reddit.

Also I am a fucking failure at life, had a series of events not happened I would have ended up being educated like you, I'd know all the technical details about accounting, stock and shipping, marketing and all that red tape. But that didn't happen and the internet is a free resource for education and networking. What do you have to say about that?

>>736547
how about this

http://pastebin.com/gWSLFpXk

I can't be bothered to do any more, if I could I would make brief descriptions of various financial instruments, a brief section on critical thinking skills with intuitive diagrams I made earlier, I would also do a section on economics and startups

if anyone wants to pitch in that's be great, I realize this might be a bit lengthy so feel free to butcher it, I'm not bothered, but I think I have some good ideas, especially the start where I outline the problem with all the dumb "how to make money" threads in a concise and snappy manner