/biz/ - Business & Finance

GET MONEY EVERY DAY

NO EXCUSES!

IF YOU HAVEN'T MADE MORE MONEY THAN YOU SPENT TODAY THEN YOU ARE WASTING YOUR FUCKING LIFE!

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Why did (You) give up ?

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And here I was thinking about opening up a Poloniex account to do some margin lending. What's going on with your account?

I'd you are going to play the bargaining game and you are good at it you can probably make better sales. I never negotiate prices tbh, I either like it enough to pay for it or not. Some people like the banter and interactions, I fucking despise haggling. I will avoid you and your team, family and friends. I don't even hate people and I'm pleasant for the most part.

Hey /biz/, I've actively been trading for a little more than two years now, but I feel like my skills and knowledge aren't growing as fast as I'd like. I wanted to know if anyone had any good learning resources to become a better trader. I use investopedia from time to time, but admittedly not nearly as much as I'd like. I bought books off of amazon, but I bought them a while ago and they're merely on investing. So /biz/ what learning resources are there? What books are there? What hard work do I need to do?

How do employers check your college degree? I got a job offer and am currently going through a background check and want to know if I am fucked. On my resume I put BS in Computer Science but i actually have a BS in Software and Information. I know it was stupid as fuck but how screwed am I.