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>>29992444
>>29992999
It’s going to moon this week

>>29480177
I’ve got my PhD in electrical engineering from a top 3. OP is right. Do not go into engineering. Zero status. Shit pay; barely 6 figures even when you max out. Shit hours. Autism intensifies due to lack of human contact hours on end. People with status in your company will never truly respect you. Expendable. Competition for your job is increasing from China and India. You will work with them if you manage to keep your job. That’s your crew lmao. If you took the bait and made it this far within engineering as I have done, there is a light at the end of the tunnel. Go into engineering sales. No foreigners. Commission. Higher base pay after you’ve proved your worth, higher as a BS engineering salesman than an experienced PhD engineer. Job security for days because nobody goes into this fucking field. It rules. I make $300k easily. Just started 3 years ago. However, my kids will not go into engineering or engineering sales. This was just a lucky bail out from my piss poor choice of entering this profession. Unless you are a fucking true weirdo autist, look into engineering sales. You’ll thank me later.

>>29380000
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

>>28341114
Do you understand the point of diversifying your portfolio? It’s to do one of two things: reduce risk (or variance) for the same expected return or increase return for the same risk. How do you calculate risk? The most common way is to calculate the variance of the returns. There’s a number of models out there to do this. And to calculate expected return? That is a similar mathematical exercise. The advice is to dig into the data. You’ve already invested into a bunch of shitcoins. Extract the expected returns and variance from this data over whatever time frame you want. Then, play with various combinations over the total amount you are willing to invest allocated across different coins. Plot out the return vs variance frontiers and make your choice from there but make it in comparison to the variance and expected return of your current portfolio.

>>28315775
OOOOOO

>>26998295
Can you please answer one more question for this retard? I get how shorts work with respect to how they are beneficial for hedgies—e.g., they borrow a “failing stock” at $10, buy it at say $4, and then give it back to the broker and make $6. But why would a lender of the stock ever want to do this? What’s in it for the broker/lender?

>>26890256
Heh....this is my first form, $1k.....aaaaaahhhhhhhh.....and now.....a step higher to $2k......aaaaAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH.......and this.....is to go even......FUTHER.......AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! $3k!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!