/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>8478715
spot the angry roastie. btw there are not many americans tourists in thailand

>>1825461
I fully agree, this board is for owners, stock holders and investors. Not for filthy wagecucks, they should have their own board asking "which major they should choose at school" lol

>>1635823
>>1635887
You always seem so angry people. You dont have to get mad when somebody tells your degree is quite a meme, be thankful instead somebody telling you the truth.

>By the time you lawcucks
I have a masters in finance and I have never even applied to a job, i dont need to

I can see same faith with euro indecies as nikkei have had

>>1520707
Choose the option that minimizes both opportunity costs and uncertainty.

Bottom line:
Take the maximum amount you could use for debt service and save half of it in assets or cash and use the other half to pay off your debt.

This results in your debt getting smaller while at the same time you gaining operational freedom with cash reserves and investments. Your opportunity costs would only be the interest that you have to pay more/longer. However, this should be more than offset by increased financial freedom.

I don't know how to proceed ;(
Time has come to ask the /biz/nessman for advice:

All I want is an interesting job in in finance with long-term maximization of income potential. However, I don’t know how realistic this is, given my current situation. Country is Germany.

After graduating high school, I spent 2 years in the military of which 9 months were compulsory at the time.
Then I went to one of Germany’s top target schools for IB & consulting but after four years I dropped out without a degree, because I failed some math classes. While there, I launched two startups which looked like they required heavy math but actually just needed good analytic capabilities (were good for CV but didn’t make any money). My grades were literally the worst due to not studying enough and heavy sleep disorder but I was still able to do two good internships at big banks. I also did a semester abroad in Asia where my grades were good.
After dropping out I transferred to a shit tier university that recognized at least some of my credit points because I didn’t want to start all over again. However, I now regret transferring credits since my Bachelor GPA will only be 2.4 in the German system which is close to the average student (probably 2.8-3.0 in US system).
I also come from a relatively poor family but my dad makes just enough money so that I don’t get any government assistance or need-based scholarships. However, I invested the money I saved from the military (€8k) first in precious metals & stocks and later in successive waves of cryptocurrencies (LTC, DOGE, MAID, ETH, XMR). So while I have around €30k in student debt I also have €166k is liquid assets. I likely can’t repeat this performance, but the money gives me some freedom to operate for the first time in my life.

>>1467591
Don't do it.
There is still this bug that disables respawn.
Players just get kicked out of the game once they die. Also first person view is locked and can't be changed.
Then like 80% of of all players experience this bug where the players can't see their skin and it has some sort of black overlay.

Game economics also suck since you are fucked if you spawn in certain areas on the map and players that spawn in good areas just wall themselves in.
This God guy has a lot to fix.

>>1149823
Like all of life’s rich emotional experiences, the full flavor of losing important money cannot be conveyed by literature.