>newfags general

[Anonymous No.844671]

What are the resources for newfags starting out? Anything that'd go into the non-existant sticky
>pic slightly related

[Anonymous No.844683]

[Li_Sheng !n54GAoW8Vs No.845378]

>>844671
I'll see what I can dig up gimme a sec.

[Li_Sheng !n54GAoW8Vs No.845412]

Its important to be able to get money to get opportunities. The best opportunities often have sunk cost.

There was a guy shlepping water bottles and gatorade outside a convention hall for 3-5$. I looked it up. It cost him 3k for the vendor rights for the weekend. He sold 12x that. subtract water, ice, cart, wages and thats his net.

In Today's Cheap financing market Its important to Maximize Your ability to acquire cheap leverage. The cheapest Leverage is the leverage on your Name, based on your Credit Score. This little number will give you access to opportunities far greater than you can with just cash.
Cheap education financing w/o gov't subsidies
A huge emergency float, I used this book in conjunction with creditboards.com to get 120k in funds.
Seed capital
Bulk buying
Time buyback
This is the fastest thing to give you some small freedom to choose opportunities and avoid retail markup.
This power will fuck you hard if you abuse it and squander the money. Ask me how I know.

http://dropcanvas.com/#39h35g277sqhu9

[Li_Sheng !n54GAoW8Vs No.845433]

Whats the best file host for large files right now?

[Anonymous No.845435]

>>845412
seems like a sketch link

[Anonymous No.845445]

>>844683

fukken saved

[Li_Sheng !n54GAoW8Vs No.845447]

>>845435
if you've never used dropcanvas I'm sorry. Open it up in a Virtual Machine if you think its in the DangerZone

[Anonymous No.845458]

another one, there was also a torrent or a mega link with all these books but that was some time ago

[Anonymous No.845469]

>>844683
>>845458
No rich dad, poor dad?

You disappoint /biz

[Li_Sheng !n54GAoW8Vs No.845479]

Ramit Sethi's - I will teach you to be rich.

A great starting point. His main points are to automate your minimum payments to cards and brokerage/investment accounts. And have a separate account for your max spend per month.
Also a focus on big wins in negotiating your month to month expenses.
If you can cultivate an hour of focus to set up this system, You'll save hours of time down the road on mundane tasks.
I used to have spreadsheets and spent an hour a day watching my financial house. This system is like a roomba. with this plan &
Mint.com
I now check my accounts once a month and it beeps at me if there is a problem. I move some shekels around. All the small transactions are handled. Only one I haven't automated is Rent b/c I don't feel like tying up that cash in a float, irregular income ftw.
also included his 50 proven email scripts

[Li_Sheng !n54GAoW8Vs No.845483]

>>845479
oops forgot link
http://dropcanvas.com/#45x31EWl43T016

[Anonymous No.845502]

"Who Moved My Cheese?"

[Li_Sheng !n54GAoW8Vs No.845507]

Money is the simplest thing in the world without emotions. With emotions involved however it can be an impossible mountain to conquer.
Money is the most marketed product in the world. Even the most experienced people suffer from engineered misconceptions about money.
In that vain I present you with this program by Eben Pagan; Self Made Wealth. It has been tremendously helpful. My biggest fault with money was my failure to use it to buy time efficiently. This behavior came from my do it all yourself father. I also treated several people very transactionally this came from my abused mother. This made it so I could not trust others to act as my agents in the world to proceed in my best interest.

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This is my favorite filehost link aggregator sorry for the java. Just copy links, program handles the rest, click go, hate captchas.
http://jdownloader.org/

[Li_Sheng !n54GAoW8Vs No.845514]

>>845502
wmmc is a great intro to reflect the pessimistic that leads to poverty, laziness and stagnation.
Possible red pill moment.

http://dropcanvas.com/#139z8nZ0Vkvuh9

[Anonymous No.845573]

>>845458
I am listening to "Thinking Fast and Slow" right now it is great

[Anonymous No.845585]

>>845469
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sDjB2yKZK18

[Anonymous No.845587]

>>845514
I would suggest using https://mega.co.nz/ instead of dropcanvas. It's a much better site tbh.

[Anonymous No.845598]

>>845507

I remember hearing that somewhere. Wealth buys you time. Eventually you can stop actively working for it and let it passively make you money.

Thanks for the share.

[Li_Sheng !n54GAoW8Vs No.845685]

>>845587
Thanks I didn't know they were back on the scene. I'm exploring the features right now, and uploading like cray

[Anonymous No.845694]

>>845587
mega is corrupted and in the hands of the chinese now, dont use it, google it.

[Li_Sheng !n54GAoW8Vs No.845704]

Ramit Sethi's $20k dollar Flagship course
Find Your Dream Job
Learn it Live it Do it Be it High-Powered wage slave

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[Li_Sheng !n54GAoW8Vs No.845705]

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[Anonymous No.845718]

>>845704
>>845705
What exactly is this

[Anonymous No.845771]

>>845718
I would guess a viral marketing incentive to install the downloader program thing. Doesn't seem to be affiliate, so I would guess it is his own.

[Anonymous No.845774]

>>845771
i dont think jdownloader needs any marketing

[Anonymous No.845776]

>>844671
this list loos like my high school required reading list

[Anonymous No.845787]

[Anonymous No.845888]

>>845776
That's because most people didn't do any of the required reading in high school, myself included.

[Anonymous No.845915]

Do you negrums even MEGA

[Anonymous No.845933]

Wasn't there a /biz/ wiki hosted on google sites?

Whatever happened to that?

[Li_Sheng !n54GAoW8Vs No.846036]

>>845718
Its a high quality site rip of Ramit's video Lecture on positioning yourself for your dream job. Dude says he ran months of testing on manipulating the variables to advance your marketability and negotiating leverage in the job market. People getting ridiculous raises, lateral transfers from applying the course materials etc... from another perspective as someone looking to hire the best talent its a good way to refine your hiring practices. Good for anyone looking for a job/promotion/employee or who feels underpaid and needs a raise.

[Li_Sheng !n54GAoW8Vs No.846050]

>>845915
>>845587
Trying Mega now
https://mega.nz/#F!xU1VjawR!UkQQ0wmW8g0zSvzNcP3YXA

This is Ramit Sethi's Earn $1k on the Side. Its a guide to finding and building a marketable side gig for yourself, with the starting target of $1,000 extra shekels. He sells the course for like $5k last I checked.
Very actionable guide to leaving the wageslave life. No fucking The Secret, Abraham, Ask and the Universe will provide BS here just real talk.

[Anonymous No.846051]

>>846036
I'm not clicking any of that. Nice try.

[Anonymous No.846055]

>>846050
thanks bro

[Li_Sheng !n54GAoW8Vs No.846058]

>>846051
plz see
>>845447
pic related, girl has more competence and testicular fortitude than you.
Also dat leech game weak.

[Li_Sheng !n54GAoW8Vs No.846060]

Here's a repeat of
>>845507
https://mega.nz/#F!xU1VjawR!UkQQ0wmW8g0zSvzNcP3YXA

Mega has really stepped up its game. That 50gb cap though, not gonna be enough.

[Li_Sheng !n54GAoW8Vs No.846292]

https://mega.nz/#F!xU1VjawR!UkQQ0wmW8g0zSvzNcP3YXA

Found this going even deeper on the HDD Earn 1k 2.0
this
>>846050
but better w/ added/improved content.

[Anonymous No.846295]

>ramit sethi

B O $ $
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[Anonymous No.846303]

I've read about 75 of the best known self-help books, and TheLazy Man's Way to Riches is the most unusual one, and it actually works!
http://www.what-is-coaching.com/support-files/lazymansway2riches.pdf

[Li_Sheng !n54GAoW8Vs No.846305]

Here's a guy who got rich on internet marketing w/ no idea what to do with his army of shekels. So he became a guru and tried to figure it out while selling you on the idea.
Introduces you to a lot of fringe ideas about finance and actually gets flat out robbed in one of them. It was a forex and derivatives "hyper-trade" scheme promising returns in the 1,000% range, by making big bets in fractions of a second market arbitrage. its in pak 3 if you wanna see a solid hustle.

Using life-insurance as a savings account, combining 2 ideas infinite banking i.e. always paying yourself first and Life insurance doesn't get taxed and is lawsuit proof.
Gold and silver
Corporations
Using International Tax codes
Goat tier "owner-managed" IRA
Credit Repair
Its interesting to compare a lot of their statements to today.
See if you can spot the shills

[Li_Sheng !n54GAoW8Vs No.846307]

>>846305
oops again

https://mega.nz/#F!8dk1TaCJ!7c8le_j0hGrlncCb0XmCYw

[Li_Sheng !n54GAoW8Vs No.846328]

>>845469
Ask and you Shall recieve. 97% of the completed works of Robert Kiyosaki. His body of work very broad in the financial space and serves as an introduction to most topics. Frequently trounced as useless Mr Kiyosaki's RDPD is that to many "elevated" individuals. Robert says it himself, that was basically the preface to his main body of work. He got suckered in by Sharon Lector into separating all the books and narrowing their scope. He really likes to hear himself talk, and drive points home through repetition. So most of his books have only a few real takeaways. Listen to his podcast once and you'll see what I mean.
His books serve as broad introductions to a broad topics, and he provides some real world context that say a for dummies book does not. His own contributions being minimal but by far the most valuable.
Must consumes are:
The Cashflow Quadrant
Rich woman - Holy fuck she's like 10x more competent than Robert on her worst day
Guide to Getting Rich w/o cutting CC has a lot of fluff removed.
Cashflow Boardgame and the accompanying CDs are by far mvps on this list.
and Guide to wealth
You should familiarize yourself with some of the specific topics as well but keep in mind some of the info is dated and you'll need to do some fact checking before exercising specifics.

https://mega.nz/#F!pQsVxArC!Yvc834VBVaxDYe45F3ojzw

[Anonymous No.846345]

So, which one of these are worth the minute required to download them? I truly can't figure out if this shit I'd shitposting or not.

[Li_Sheng !n54GAoW8Vs No.846351]

>>846328
sorry guide to wealth is only okay, I meant guide to investing

[Li_Sheng !n54GAoW8Vs No.846352]

>>846345
Talk to me man, where you at in life.

[Anonymous No.846355]

>>846352
Student in a third world country with no ability to move to first world, high unemployment, low income and around 200$ in capital.

>tfw not playing life on easy mode

[Li_Sheng !n54GAoW8Vs No.846375]

>>846355
Tough man
In that case very little applies as laws, customs, political and financial structures are different.
Broad principles are Self Made wealth, Finding your Dream job are applicable world wide. Its also worth checking out Earn 1k on the side. They are all very deep on practical skills for coping with high unemployment rates and low incomes.

I'd also check out the I will teach you to be rich book. many specifics won't be applicable but searching for equivalent financial services in your country shouldn't be too much of a challenge, if they don't exist I would endeavor to make them.

[Anonymous No.846379]

>>845412
Your claim of 12x 3k would mean well over 7,000 gatoraids or waters at 5 a pop. That would be at least 20 pallets of gatoraide, probly more. I do not believe moving that much product in such a short time is possible, i call bullshit. He probly made some cash but 33k? Stahp

[Li_Sheng !n54GAoW8Vs No.846394]

>>846379
It was a convention with about 40-50k attendees every day for 4 days. If you couldn't sell 7000 waters and gatorades I'd be shocked. It was hot as fuck, people standing in sun for hours just to get in where they where charging 5$ flat for drinks. Captive audience. I'm sure he was talking some shit but, It's not wholly unreasonable to get 3.5% of a captive audience at marked down prices. They rarely sold at 5$ a pop, he was a shit salesman, thus water to captive market. but still I think he grossed about 25k that weekend. net probably 15-18k. not bad at all

[Li_Sheng !n54GAoW8Vs No.846479]

heres the creativelive for ramit sethi - Money and Business Essentials.
He Covers the most important steps in his plans and gives updated and revised advice from his book and programs, after testing 1000s students, plus some context that was not included. Quite good.

https://mega.nz/#F!gBNkQQYb!LZ_GV6fFUGnObt-t7QUmGw

[Anonymous No.846641]

Another one uploaded. Tim Ferriss the 4 hour life - Healthy, Wealthy, Wise by creativelive.

Tim Ferriss Is my spirit animal. In this creativelive TimTim teaches you how to cook, workout, build a business idea, and market it, meta-learning (learning about learning), and efficiency.
https://mega.nz/#F!wYFQSShI!Uw7i27Gns6bMyfo71UabOw

[Li_Sheng !n54GAoW8Vs No.846888]

3 things have finished uploading. Both very important.
Speaking accounting: Accounting for non accountants. A brief but thorough review of general accounting practices. Its not industry specific which is where the real money is made or lost however if you're just starting out, its practical sticks in your head and you can have a decent conversation with an accountant afterwards.
Two bits from business owner's I've heard.
If you don't know numbers you'll never have numbers$.
If you don't know your numbers you know nothing about your business.
https://mega.nz/#F!4U9HyagS!xIzGWc4THyKxKJJPjJj5Tg

Josh Kaufman's Creativelive on the Personal MBA
with modules on Value Creation x3, Marketing, Sales x3, Financing x2, and Value Delivery
https://mega.nz/#F!wYFQSShI!Uw7i27Gns6bMyfo71UabOw

These are generally the pieces of a business an owner/ceo will be most held accountable for. Legal, bookkeeping, and many other functions grow from these core pieces and most professionals won't even talk to you until you have a profit generating business b/c they know there is very little they can offer you even in guidance. Even as a wageslave the more responsibility you take in these particular cogs in the business, the more compensation you can demand.

[Anonymous No.846895]

http://earlyretirementextreme.com/

http://www.mrmoneymustache.com/

http://www.bogleheads.org/wiki/Getting_started

[Li_Sheng !n54GAoW8Vs No.846917]

With everything I've uploaded a beginner will have probably a decent 3-6 months of work ahead of themselves.

The ultimate goal of the beginner is creating highly leveraged value for someone else. Whether you're entrepreneurial or working as part of a team.

Should you be a NEET, you're going to need EET to eat. To that end I've included the Credit Secrets bible and credit-boards.com. You should be able to finance any EET experience, and spread out its cost. Don't go nuts with this its real easy to run out of money. I'll also give the caveat here that this is not always the right choice, however in today's lending environment the risk adjusted rewards of fixed income loans are miniscule. Everyone I know who can do math is getting as much credit as they can get their hands on b/c the loan itself is net positive income after inflation. If you live in a country where deflation is happening this is probably not for you, and it would make sense to earn while you EET.

Personal Finance is easy and mechanical so its best to let computers do most of the work for you. Ramit's system is by far the best couple hours I've spent building. Once its employed a lot of worry about spending went away and I was able to hit the ground running without pausing to reassess every miniscule decision, like can I afford a meal.

Deciding on a course to take requires specificity. In both where you are today, where you are going and what resources you have available. To those ends I've included SMW and HTGYDJ. These will allow you assess your current situation, plot a very narrow course so you don't waste time, and many of the tools you'll need to get there

Today's labor environment is fucked. Even 1% wage earners should be starting at least a small side gig. Accepting the onus of equity and building an income stream from scratch pays. Doubly so when you fail after a fair attempt. building a side business that fails leaves you with another entity you control.

[Anonymous No.846932]

>>846917
I'm not sure if you're a little schizophrenic or if English just isn't your first language, but I don't really understand much of what you say.

Sorry not trying to be a bully.

[Anonymous No.846960]

>>845458
This is pretty much more meme-driven

[Li_Sheng !n54GAoW8Vs No.846970]

Allowing you to approach the next attempt with double your initial seed capital. The skills you need to build a business are very different than the skills you need to keep a job. The cross-training however will put you way ahead of any of your peers, b/c you will know viscerally what your employers need from you. Your side company is one of the best parts of your investment farm. B/c its fuzzy. You can "pay" yourself whatever you want. Effectively doubling your income on lending applications, and cutting expenses when it comes to tax time. Getting you preferred rates and lines of credit. Leverage your experience into higher wages. You'll have secured income potential in case you get fired, downsized, or just want a change. For that SA, PMBA, and Earn1k

Once you're earning you're goal is to be moving towards capital growth, which requires cutting expenses, T4HL one teaches easy cooking which is a huge value, talks about health and exercise which are huge as far as maintaining energy and focus to get shit done. communities like >>846895 EER and MMM are excellent at cutting expenses and setting you up for your next frontier.
Capital Acquisition and Risk management. Which I think is a huge topic in and of itself and deserving of its own sticky.
To graduate from this non-Sticky, you will have
1)Easy expense tracking and spending system
2)Applicable soft skills and job marketability
3)Free cash flow from job and business
4)Understand Financial Leverage
5)Have a side gig
6)Have an Intro to real risk diversification
7)Free cash flow

[Li_Sheng !n54GAoW8Vs No.846975]

>>846932
Haha neither. What's up. What specifically isn't clicking. I'd be happy to elaborate or rephrase.

That said most of your questions are likely to be answered in the programs themselves.

[Anonymous No.847018]

>>845458

Is the richest man on babylon that good?

[Anonymous No.847023]

>>847018
Didn't think so, maybe for a 13 year old I didn't find anything insightful in it.

[Anonymous No.847026]

No bully please...

Living in Sydney, Australia. 27 years old. 70,000 aud liquid. No debt, no investments, no balls.

Halp?

[Li_Sheng !n54GAoW8Vs No.847033]

>>847018
depends on you man its a solid book given certain parameters. not a waste of time that's for sure.

[Li_Sheng !n54GAoW8Vs No.847059]

>>847026
This is someone ready for phase 2
Capital Growth and Risk Management
please review SMW, Speaking Accounting and >>846307

People are going to be after your money in some way shape or form and make you all kinds of promises. Some are fakes and you're probably gonna fail at spotting them a few times.

You're going to need to begin to understand risk. Risk = Expected loss* the expected probability of that loss occurring. So lotto tickets right $1*99.9999999999% is basically $1 risk vs roulette all black, let's say $100 * 49% = $49 risk.

Then comes a simple way of adjusting for risk. Its not the best way just easiest. Return * (probability of Gain* probability of loss) So for lotto ticket its $1M*(.999999999999*.000000000001) =0.000000000000099
vs say roulette $100 * (.49*.51) = $24.99 is your risk adjusted return.

Now where this equation is flipped all over is business b/c we have corporations with limited liability. Say you with $70k decide to buy a business. Lets say its a shitty business and throws off $5k per month. The most you can lose is your 70k. Lets say you ran the business into the ground. Its has a building and inventory. Lets say building is 30k, and liquidation value of 5k. Your ROI is (5000*12)/70k while your return on risk is (5000*12/35k you just made a 2:1 bet where you put up 1 to make 2, with a success rate of better than 50/50 you win. This improves with leverage where your lenders adopt a significant portion of your risk in exchange for interest. None of which (when structured properly) can come back to you.

tl:dr get a business broker and start getting pitched on businesses to add to your asset column.
take the time to calculate your risk adjusted returns and make a few deals happen.
I say build/buy a business b/c you're young and can recover from significant risks, and the rewards are outsized, measured in multiples not fractions.
Paper assets and non-commercial real estate are inferior at your age.

[Anonymous No.847061]

>>847059
Thank you, kind sir.

[Anonymous No.847078]

>>847059
Not OP but this was a really good answer. I am in my early 30s recovering from divorce and plenty of other stupid financial decisions and also living in Australia right now. I have a job paying over $150k AUD a year but no assets, no debt and under $30k AUD and $20k USD in savings. I'm going frugal at the moment and trying to save up as much as I can, would you recommend I follow the same strategy? Where/how do I find a business broker? Thanks in advance.

[Li_Sheng !n54GAoW8Vs No.847228]

Not Australian so I just googled business broker Melbourne.
www.klemms.com.au/
www.aibb.org.au
https://paramountbb.com.au/
were the top 3 for that

also Googled commercial real estate australia
http://www.commercialrealestate.com.au/for-sale/
http://www.realcommercial.com.au/for-sale/

As for you with your earning capacity. I'd save up at least 6 figures, that should give you capacity to go for larger plays, the most specific being the value added play. wherein you are basically repairing a broken down business. The value of a business generally sells for a multiple of some output. They're generally arbitrary rules of thumb, like 3x annual gross, or 10x annual net etc... A depressed business is going to sell devalued in 2 ways, lower multiple and decreased basis. It'll likely be a hellish 6 month repair deal. but you're going to be able to refinance or sell at the higher multiple and basis. Simple strategy wise find the worst place on the best block you can afford and make it match.
Really start working on your credit. You're going to need it.

In USA there's the small business association which lends to first time business owners at low rates. I'm sure there's something like that south of the equator.
http://www.business.gov.au/business-topics/tax-finance-insurance/business-finances/
Anyway business lenders significantly prefer existing businesses over startups. b/c they know exactly what their risk is. They are willing to extend their leverage to about the 8-10x range. And often offer ancillary repair loans. With businesses and commercial RE owner financing is often on the table as well.

tl;dr with your earning capacity you can weather a much bigger storm, save up of few shekels, in the interim. Big deals often take 6 months to a year in just negotiations so its okay to start negotiations now
Your ultimate goal is to own 5-6 businesses before 40 for stability to throw $ at problem business during a bad time.

[Li_Sheng !n54GAoW8Vs No.847231]

their should be some folks at your local chamber of commerce, or some of the commercial guys at your local real estate investors association who can help set you on the right path.

[sut696 No.847231,1]

Li_Sheng how do I watch those Ramit Sethis videos? which program do i need to open those files?

[Anonymous No.847505]

>>847231
https://mega.nz/#F!xU1VjawR!UkQQ0wmW8g0zSvzNcP3YXA
and
https://mega.nz/#F!8dk1TaCJ!7c8le_j0hGrlncCb0XmCYw
are down.

Could you re-upload them please (maybe not on mega this time)?

Also, with big archives like these I suggest you to zip them like you did with the zippyshare links (and perhaps encrypt them with password and unrelated filename, making them undetectable by automatized system).
Zipping them inside one single archive ensures that when downloaded, every single file is there, instead of downloading just part of the files because some got taken down.

Thank you for your laudable work.

[Anonymous No.847851]

>>847059

Your comments on returns is right in a world without volatility.

If expected return is 15% that still can be bad If the underlying asset moves +/-100% a day.

It is covered in "risk adjusted returns"

[Anonymous No.847877]

>>846328
I downloaded this, and I think JDownloader messed something up.
This is what I ended up with (pic related).

Is the number/size of the files correct?

[Anonymous No.847992]

>>845458
Where Is a good place to start on this list? Someone like me with no knowledge of /biz/ or /biz/ related topics.

[Anonymous No.847997]

>>847992
Start with the Peter Lynch book. He also wrote "Learn to Earn" which is a very good beginner book as well.

[Anonymous No.848423]

bump

[Li_Sheng !n54GAoW8Vs No.848998]

>>847877
Everything looks fine dude.
I did add some files after in I'm not sure how JDownloader handles it but seems like it worked.

[Li_Sheng !n54GAoW8Vs No.849000]

>>847992
eh it depends on you but probably Joe Dominguez, and Richest in Babylon if you were to stick to this list.

[Anonymous No.849641]

>>848998
Ok, thank you very much.

Any chance of a re-upload of those two archives that are down (>>847505)?

[Anonymous No.849730]

>>844683
wouldn't bother with a bunch of that bunk tbh

[Anonymous No.849784]

>>847228
Thank you kind sir!

[Anonymous No.849865]

I am mostly interested in investing with Vanguard. Is there a place where I can follow the best performing/recommended Vanguard funds?

[Anonymous No.849954]

>>844683
why is the idiot in there?

[Anonymous No.849955]

>>849865

http://www.bogleheads.org/wiki/Getting_started

You don't "follow" index funds and the more you ignore their performance, the better.

You build a portfolio comprised of different asset classes in various proportions. Here's an easy cheat sheet of sample portfolios:

http://www.marketwatch.com/lazyportfolio

Keep tossing money onto the pile and check in every six months. If one asset class gets bloated or shrinks, rebalance your portfolio so you match your allocation plan percentages again.

Repeat forever and enjoy the compound interest.

[Anonymous No.849958]

>>849954

It represents the cryptocurrency idiots.

[Anonymous No.851022]

>>844683
>reading books EVERYONE has read
>giving you the edge
Top kek. This is where you faggots fail at investing. You need to development your own strategy, not using one that everyone is using.

[Anonymous No.851660]

>>846292
What does this mean? the URLs look the same

[Li_Sheng !n54GAoW8Vs No.851681]

>>851660
I'm still learning this new Mega but You're correct. All the folder links are the same and I didn't notice.

Also are the links working for everyone when I logoff Mega it says inaccessible but when I logon says all green. Are these limited to people w/ mega accounts or should I start building mirrors and Re-Up

[Anonymous No.851712]

>>851681
They still don't work for me when I log in.
I think Mega got a copyright violation notice or something like that and disabled the sharing on those folders while still allowing you to access them (like for cloud backup).

[Li_Sheng !n54GAoW8Vs No.851729]

>>851712
Figured it was too good to be true. Best Filesharing Mirror at the moment? anything you want to prioritize?

[Anonymous No.851731]

>>851729
Stop tripping

[Anonymous No.851749]

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)

[Anonymous No.851754]

>>851729
I would say torrenting is the best way, but depending on your country it might be dangerous.

IMO the best one other than Mega is Zippyshare, since it lets you download multiple files simultaneously without throttling your speed and only giving you a captcha after many downloads.
It has the filesize issue, but I would split the archive anyway for the security advantage and because it makes it easier for some people to download in small chunks.

Also those zippyshare links at the beginning of the thread are still up, so I would say it's safer than Mega.

[Anonymous No.851882]

>>851729
You sir, are a god.

I feel like every time I have a question I'm just going to make a thread and post pic related and try to attempt to summon 'Li_Shengron" to grant me his knowledge and wisdom.

I doubt you remember me but I made a thread about a month or two ago where I was asking about the pros and cons of buying a house/condo in the 70,000 dollar range and trying to pay it off as fast as possible so as to avoid interest and then also not be making a mortgage payment. Your advice I think really steered me in the right direction. i realized that rushing to pay off a debt of 70k dollars at a relatively low interest rate isn't
as smart as putting that same 70k somewhere that it works for you. I am NEARLY debt free wwith less that 4k left on my car payment. WIth an income of 4k+ a month this is very doable for me and it can be done soon.

As soon as I do I plan on putting a MASSIVE chunk of my monthly pay into the market. I'd like to start getting the feel for these stock trading simulators. I've been reading up on how to do short term trading and trying to get a good grasp for things. I am single with no intentions of getting married or having kids (definitely not the kids, might get married someday). And i make a lot of extra cash on deployment (can't talk too much about what i do but I'm happy to answer questions if anybody has them)

I might have a job lined up with one of the agencies when I get out in 2.5 years (been in for 3.5, wasted all my money being a shithead and drinking but i'm getting my life back on track now starting with getting out of debt and educating myself )

I opened a vanguard account, still trying to decide how much i want to put in that every month. I've also been reading that it's smartest to maximize your contributions to tax-advantaged accounts before doing anything else. My financial lingo isn't super broad so i'm learning as I go, things like IRA's and 401k's were always just something on the horizon for me

[Anonymous No.851908]

Thread should be stickied, or added to the sticky.

Lots of good info itt

[Anonymous No.851913]

>www34
>www23

[Anonymous No.851916]

>>851908
We dont need a sticky on this board

[Anonymous No.851922]

>>851908

Who is this?

[Anonymous No.851968]

>>851882
Sure CondoDude I Remember Your thread.

As far as Market exposure, check out TastyTrade.com
archives and Dough.com. I follow them because they all have their money where their mouth is and are constantly pumping out tactical and strategic research. They have huge searchable archives. I started watching and any term I was not familiar with they had done a 15 minute module/exposition on it.

Current market is Sideways with a downtrend with many speculators ready to cash in on a crash.
What that means is that the folks who are just throwing money at funds and reading their monthly statements are getting chewed to pieces in the up and down. b/c $1.00 50% up 50% down is $0.75. Eventually many are gonna pull their cash out b/c losing.

Where a lot of the Ben Graham - Warren Buffett cheerleaders go a little wrongheaded is that these men had the tactical knowledge to enhance their strategy. Buffett had hundreds of successful trades under his belt before he built his fund and employed his master strategy of defensively trading under-priced companies on the cheap with high portfolio synergy. In trading the best defense is an excellent offense. What that means is getting in at the right place. As we've seen since the 80s trading algorithms are pretty much psuedo-guidelines most of the time. With Options and other derivatives you can define your risk such that you get paid even when you're a little wrong. Only lose a relatively small amount when you're bass ackwards, and win huge when you're right.

401k's only do when you have employer match. IRA you're gonna want to look at "self-directed IRAs". IRS hates these things b/c you invest the money in a business you own and have full control over the funds. That business invests in whatever you the biz manager says you invest in. Gold, farmland, apt complex, all tax deferred/free. day trade a while and learn the risks for yourself b4 handing over $

[Anonymous No.851984]

>>851968
a lot of rules and regulations apply before you have 25k in your account. Also fees are non-trivial before then. So you're gonna want to get to that level as fast as possible after that you've reached the first critical mass and can ease the hustle a bit.
Learn the mechanics of high probability trades than once you know the tools you have at your disposal, you can decide an the best strategy for yourself given your time constraints, opinions and outlook.
Personally though its like composing music. You're not gonna write a symphony without knowing a few chords. Stock and fund picking is like writing it using just notes. Ever just hit random keys on a piano, compare that to hitting random chords.
http://www.drumbot.com/projects/key_chords/

[Li_Sheng !n54GAoW8Vs No.851998]

>>847505
Hory shet Did not see your post dudebro. Shame and dishonour on my famiry. Well I know what I'll be doing for the next few days compressing and uploading.

[Anonymous No.852007]

Li_Sheng can you briefly describe how you make your living? How can you afford the time to give us advice and upload all of this information?

[Anonymous No.852010]

>>851984
>>851968
Do you have any recommendations or reservations regarding simulated trading? I have read that it can create some bad habits if you do it too long.

Next year I'll be making a pretty penny while I'm away in Europe traveling for work, I plan on putting my shit in storage or leaving it with a friend or family member so I wont really have any expenses other than food and the occasional buying of trinkets and shit like that for friends/family members (I got my dad a spear in Kenya last year from a dude I met on the road for 40$ US) With any luck I can buy him kebab in ukraine or something.

I'd like to make the smartest moves I can make while I'm enjoying a time where I can afford to fuck around and be risky with my cash. You're saying I should get an account up to 25k to start doing real trading? The only other hobby I have in life is lifting, I find all of this financial stuff to be totally fascinating. I'm honestly quite hooked on all this shit and I've started downloading your links already.

[Li_Sheng !n54GAoW8Vs No.852041]

>>852007
I was in the military, they're paying for college now, future Doctor fingers crossed. During extended college career, I've started 2 businesses both went under one for time reasons and one for capital and I kind of developed a nose for bullshit after trying this that and the other. Right now I'm experimenting with the Daytrading Options stuff to build my warchest so I can buy into a muse, I think its going to be a hotel/motel. Using student loans to finance that little venture. So far I'm doing good and can see it as long term viable. I've made about 1k on 6k so I'm scaling up with the new semester and seeing how it goes. I was prepared to call it quits if it was shit.
I'm on break between semesters right now and I'm a longtime filesharer whose run out of HDD and time to watch everything so I'm giving back. Its small potatoes to monitor a few threads on 4chang. I guess I'd be a SEET with a good archive to pull from. I'm by no means an expert but I've tried a ton of beginner stuff and found what worked and what didn't. I'm constantly researching experts and trying their stuff because one day it clicked I was going through life the hard way why not just listen to people who've done it and do it their way to see if it works for you.

[Anonymous No.852061]

>>851998
Hahaha don't worry bro, take your time!

Anyway, thank you very much for your effort. It's very appreciated.

[Anonymous No.852071]

>>852041
Thank you for the interesting background information and for giving us access to these resources

[Li_Sheng !n54GAoW8Vs No.852088]

>>852010
Hmm... I've got nothing against it. I used it so I could familiarize myself with the platform so I didn't do many too many fat finger mistakes. That took about a week. I jumped in with 6k and tried everything I could on a small scale to see what made sense, while watching tasty trade live stream on the side. It helped a ton because they're always there doing trades, side by side , and you're seeing how they defend their positions or how their logic is screwy, or correct. I stopped simulating after a week because I needed to see what commissions would actually be doing to the account in the wild. Frankly they hurt a lot, and I've paid more in commisions than I've made gains, but I've also made 20% in 3 months. Any way 25k is where the brokers and gov't let you take the training wheels off and so that should improve gross, and reduce my costs.
Any way the best moves you're gonna make come from properly applying leverage. However, if you're not at least somewhat familiar with what you're doing; knowing where and how this all fits into the rube goldberg life machine of get money fuck bitches is tricky. So I guess what I'm saying is if you think its worth doing. Its worth doing well. Dive deep on a project so you know how to do it. Then at 3-6 months in you'll know whether or not its for you and and to what degree you want to do it on a continuous basis.

Options, and futures are the free weights of the paper trading world (some risk but stronger over all). While Index and ETF Funds are like the machines ( seem "safe" and for very specialized things) , and the treadmill is mutual funds (gains goblins).

Oh another thing this is a business not a hobby. You should treat it like one. Businesses owners have ledgers. So when you start just get a notebook, and write 3 things down.

What did you do - why did you do it - how did it turn out.

[Anonymous No.852366]

>>847877
>>846328
>Kiyosaki
http://www.forbes.com/sites/helaineolen/2012/10/10/rich-dad-poor-dad-bankrupt-dad/

[Anonymous No.852385]

>>849730
You forgot the gommie rant.

[Li_Sheng !n54GAoW8Vs No.852402]

>>852366
This article is mostly rhetoric and sensationalist. That said let me point out a few things of note.

"Bankrupt" with 80M in the bank. I'll take that everyday.

Some greedy ass business partner wanted more money than you felt they were due. They go to court and win "24M" haha motherfuckers you're only getting 2M.
Salting the fields is a hollow victory but a victory nonetheless.

If anyone here built a multimillion dollar business and was sued for a huge amount I'd expect them to act in a similar rational manner.
Hmmm... should I file for bankruptcy and lose 2M, liquidate and reform the company, or break open my piggy bank and pay the bastard 24M.

[Anonymous No.852405]

>>852088
kek, I've seen that gif so many times
10/10 file name

[Anonymous No.852411]

>>852405
Yet no one has ever given the story behind it. I need to know if that shit is real or not.

[Li_Sheng !n54GAoW8Vs No.852417]

>>852411
its real man. Bitch for sure had some preexisting condition that gave her exploding knees. Its a lesson for you not to use the shitty machines at gyms and to use glorious free weights. They do not train the ligaments and tendons well.

[Anonymous No.852614]

>>852402
>Kiyosaki
http://www.johntreed.com/Kiyosaki.html

[Anonymous No.852874]

>>845507
one of the files is asking for a password to extract it

[Anonymous No.852916]

>>852874
If you're using Windows, try to open the last one using explorer.exe (so like a folder), and copy its content (a compressed archive IIRC) to somewhere else in your hard drive, and then extract the files from that.

I had your same problem but I solved it by doing something like this, so if my procedure doesn't work, try opening it in a few different ways and it should work.

[Li_Sheng !n54GAoW8Vs No.853018]

>>852614
Kiyosaki's real estate advice in books is widely regarded as shit especially RDPD, The main point of this book is that financial literacy is important.
guide to real estate is significantly better, and Rich Woman better still. However John Reeds cross examination is correct and should you desire to become a landlord at scale you should probably follow his advice over Kiyosaki's. His wife handled the real estate.
having attended a RD 300$ weekend seminar if you can get over the shitty sales fest, and huge markup on "specialist coaching courses." and take fastidious notes. I've found the information to be factual applicable and beneficial as an broad overview to Residential Real estate investment.

>>852874
I didn't put a password on it so I'm not sure shwats goin on hur.

[Anonymous No.853079]

Perhaps this is asked like a thousand times on here, but what kind of tips do you guys have for a 18 year old w/ 4k on his account? I don't know shit about business, just want to turn my money in more money.

[Li_Sheng !n54GAoW8Vs No.853099]

Whoa man I don't know what Reed's been doing but he's added at least 50 pages to the kiyosaki page. Its worth the read.
>>852614

[Anonymous No.853367]

Great thread thanks all they should sticky it or keep it going

[Li_Sheng !n54GAoW8Vs No.853397]

The keys are posted Here
http://dropcanvas.com/zpf5p

[Anonymous No.853411]

What's the best vanguard index fund for someone living in australia?

I've been looking here and not sure what seems the best option

https://www.vanguardinvestments.com.au/retail/ret/investments/managed-funds-retail.jsp#fundstab

[Anonymous No.853468]

>>846295
23 pictures of knifes.. wow

[Anonymous No.853611]

>>853397
Wow, thank you so much man.

Downloading now.

PS. some of those are re-uploads of stuff already posted in the thread, right?

[Anonymous No.853616]

whats the best analysis tools out ? Can you pirate real time metastock ?

[Anonymous No.853673]

>>844683
>Black Swan
That shit was so boring.

[Anonymous No.853897]

>>853411
Those fees are pretty high for Vanguard funds.
You can't get into this?:
https://personal.vanguard.com/us/funds/snapshot?FundId=0968&FundIntExt=INT

[Anonymous No.853901]

>>853897
>>853411
Oh, okay. I would recommend this:
https://www.vanguardinvestments.com.au/retail/ret/investments/etfdetailVTS.jsp

[Anonymous No.853928]

As a newfag to /biz/, I just want to ask you guys: What's your deal? Are you just trying to make as much money as possible?

I'm fresh out of University, just landed a job in Engineering and I came here to learn to not be a moron with my money but I still plan on spending money on my car/motorbike seeing as they're my biggest interest (other than my career). Do you guys have hobbies and shit too or is your greatest joy in life just making money?

[Anonymous No.853940]

>>853079
Schooling (STEM probably)
work a shitty dead end job until a good company with lots of room to grow wants to pick you up for twice the rate. use their education reimbursement.
get more money you wouldn't mind losing than 4k then think about something.

[Anonymous No.853941]

>>853928
yeah man, in a nutshell the true /biz/ spirit is just to make as much money as possible

[Anonymous No.853984]

>>852088

Li, do you have a social network? i would love to tell advice to a newfag like me.

im so fucking stupid right now, and im probably gonna be a fucking homeless in weeks, any advice apart of killing myself?

[Anonymous No.854445]

>>853901
if I can ask, why'd you recommend that over one of the retail managed funds?

[Anonymous No.854448]

>>853941
By shitposting all the day which ammounts to $0

[Li_Sheng !n54GAoW8Vs No.854969]

>>853611
First off you're allowed to panic. There is a time limit though. You get 10 full minutes of misery. After that you've got to get down to busi-ness.

You need 1 real thing. Consistent Shelter.
Your options here are:
Homeless shelter 0$ but thieves, abuse, bad environment, keep all resources in bank or offsite
Trailer, about 2k down 6k loan for an old one.
Car, 2-4k or 0 down loans, Gas,
Room with someone else prolly 1500 First last deposit.
Friends - a few hundred a month
Relatives 0- few hundred

Get sufficient income to support current home:
Get a roommate
Maybe strike a deal with the landlord for work to property.

There are temp jobs in every medium city. You can usually command 20$ an hour more on weekends.

This all really depends on your access to capital. Good credit gets you a trailer or car to live out of. Sell pretty much all your stuff. If you can get enough money to get shelter do it, if not sell all your stuff and move to relatives, friends, other place.

Either way you want to get out sooner rather than later. I land-lorded a bit and let one guy stay to try to get on his feet, he ended up just slow dripping all his cash. He would have been better off just sucking it up and moving with some cash rather than bumming with 0$.

If you can get classed as an independent for federal financial aid, sell all your stuff and go back to school this semester.

You want to avoid being on street w/ no money.

I've been fortunate to be able to fallback on relatives. Anyone with better experience should answer.

[Li_Sheng !n54GAoW8Vs No.854996]

>>853928
It depends man. As per IWTYTBR. Maximize the things you love, minimize the things you could care less about.

That being said. Once you've built a business and you've gotten a taste of money for nothing or nearly nothing a lot more hobbies become much more viable.

If you want to motorbike, you're gonna need a few extra grand a month to go to tournaments all over the country etc... So you hustle hard to buy into or build the muse. once it stabilizes you can just ride bikes all the time or scale up in to bigger and more bikes, bike combos, out of airplanes,

[Anonymous No.855153]

>>854969
Who are you responding to?

Anyway, I downloaded the files linked in the .txt files on dropcanvas (dropcanvas.com/zpf5p), but I have a couple of questions:
I have the "Earn 1k 2.0" but not the "Earn $1k on the Side" that you linked earlier (that is now down). You say the 2.0 version is better with added and improved content. Does this mean that the 1st version is useless with the 2.0, or this new one is an addition to the first?

Also, what course are you talking about in this [>>846305] post? the link is down and we can't read the title.

And again, thank you very much for your effort. it is very much appreciated.

[Anonymous No.855157]

>>854969
>>855153
Also in this post [>>846888] the link to "Josh Kaufman's Creativelive on the Personal MBA" is the one for the Tim Ferriss course.
Do you by chance still have the correct link for it?

[Anonymous No.855286]

Studying in a dead end, want to stop (general shit business bachelor)

I don't know where to go between Economics/Management/IT and Physics (which is my passion, but won't drive me rich)

I've worked 4 years of my life, full-time, as a chef, for shit. I'm broke atm and it doesn't really matter, but I don't have time anymore to be a lazy ass.

Where do I begin ? Downloading everything ITT atm

[Anonymous No.855489]

>>847997
>>849000
Just want to say thanks.
Picked up Richest Man in Babylon and One Up on Wall Street yesterday at my local book store.

[Anonymous No.855507]

I am pretty ignorant when it comes to investements. I have 800 American Dollars right now and I am looking to invest them to make more but I don't know how to.
Any suggestions or sources?

[Anonymous No.855514]

>>855286
>Studying in a dead end, want to stop (general shit business bachelor)
Why not just get a Bachelor of Business in Accounting?

[Anonymous No.855550]

>>855514
It's a french bachelor, major in Languages and minor in general management (accounting, marketing, law, economics)
The level is weak as fuck (they won't take me somewhere else without going back to 1st year) and I feel like I'm running straight in a dead end, lost 5 yrs academically speaking already, I don't know what to do

[Anonymous No.855590]

>>845412
>>845435

pic related

[Anonymous No.855591]

>>855590
how come these kind of plebs found their way into an imageboard and figured out how to use it

[Anonymous No.855604]

>>855591
>>855590
>>845412
>>845435

You're right kid, I was spooked by a big red mean page saying "DANGER". Maybe you should keep in mind that there are people out there not as badass as you or me, that will actually freak at such a page. I mean I will admit that it freaked me out a little and my inner badass took over in a split of a second, opened a different browser to download it, and now that I've realized what I've done; I'm shaking due to the rush of adrenaline. I got in, got the file, and got out as quick as I could. I'll be doing a scan later with Norton to ensure I'm completely protected.

For those of you that are scared, I've uploaded it to a different site and included a virus scan of each:

pastebin . com/2fpvKWbu

Why can't this be all uploaded into a /biz/ dedicated dropbox?

[Anonymous No.855614]

>>855604
>not as badass as me
>my inner badass
>opened a different browser to download it, now that I've realized what I've done; I'm shaking due to the rush of adrenaline
am I being fooled or what's going on

[Anonymous No.855622]

>>855614

You called me a pleb sweety.

[Anonymous No.855626]

>>846292
>>846050

Reupload?

[Anonymous No.855719]

What's a better resource for starting out for people who don't wanna read books or shit

[Anonymous No.855740]

>>855719
Not gonna make it

[Anonymous No.855741]

>>855740
Mate I'm guaranteed to make it. I make it in all fields I go into cause I'm smarter than you

[Anonymous No.856993]

bump

[Anonymous No.857004]

>>845573
Same here man.
>muh system 2

[Li_Sheng !n54GAoW8Vs No.857062]

>>855626
Forgot JK PMBA It will be in the LxL soon

http://dropcanvas.com/zpf5p

>>855626
In the new LxL under 2kshekels

[Li_Sheng !n54GAoW8Vs No.857068]

>>855153
Ah >>854969 was meant for >>853984

[Li_Sheng !n54GAoW8Vs No.857069]

>>855153
removed Earn 1k 1.0 b/c redundant all content present in 2.0.

[Li_Sheng !n54GAoW8Vs No.857073]

The missing course name is Mike Dillards the Elevation group.
In the LxL as MD TEG

http://dropcanvas.com/zpf5p

[Anonymous No.857097]

>>857068
>>857069
>>857073
Ah thank you very much

[Anonymous No.857146]

>>857073
I don't get the zippyshare site.
What am I missing?
It doesn't show as a proper filename when I go to save -
Just numbers and shit,
What is it, a zip file or what?

[Anonymous No.857187]

>>855741
>I make it in all fields I go into

Except the 'fields' of reading or studying or learning

[Anonymous No.857193]

>>845479
Sounds like a misleading title. It should be called 'I will teach you how to save'.

[Anonymous No.857224]

>>849730
Das Kapital? You left in Das Kapital?

How is that going to be useful to anyone outside of economic theory circles?

[Anonymous No.857457]

>wealthy people invest in : assets, knowledge and relationships
well at least I have knowledge r-right

[Anonymous No.857462]

>>846060
mega link doesn't work anymore.

[Anonymous No.857475]

OH
MY
LELS

I was watching this guy's Eben Pagan vids
And soon realized
This guy is fucking David DeAngelo

I can't even
I just can't

[Anonymous No.857535]

>>857146
format is .7z split into 200mb chunks

[Li_Sheng !n54GAoW8Vs No.857536]

>>857475
Yeah eben is DD. I can see why he changed his name.

[Anonymous No.857543]

>>857536
What are your assets on M2/M3 m8 ?

[Anonymous No.857666]

>>845704
>>845705
holy fuck did you literally post all that shit on zippyshare instead of fucking mega or literally any other filehost? I mean zippyshare deletes files after 1 month of inactivity or something like that, and the archive becomes useless.

>>845718
>>845771
>>845774
>not knowing zippyshare

[Anonymous No.858096]

>>857666
Zippyshare deletes files after 1 month of inactivity, but Mega deletes them (well, it disables sharing, which is the same) after 1 day of activity for copyrighted files (as you can see with the files in the thread).

A minimum of 30 days is plenty for us to download and it will (hopefully) last way over this thread.

[Li_Sheng !n54GAoW8Vs No.858300]

>>857543
I just use shadowstats.com but the macro-econ is generally of little concern to my bottom line. I only use it to base my loans of of. i like to keep my loans at 3% in real rates or below.

Once I have significantly more capital and am using fixed income products on a larger scale I might change my tune.

[Anonymous No.858801]

>>858300
what do you think of Early Retirement Extreme, not so much as an investment guide, but rather an overall change in lifestyle?
I have a copy but haven't started it yet

[Anonymous No.858803]

>>858300
>>858801
sorry, here's an upload of it as well
http://www15.zippyshare.com/v/WJJAa5oD/file.html

[Anonymous No.858831]

>>858803
lel I just downloaded this bunch of shit and damn, that's a bunch of bullshit

[Anonymous No.858832]

>>857666
why did you include >>845774

>not knowing jdownloader

[Anonymous No.858996]

Anyone know good/best book/resource on central banking?

[Anonymous No.859009]

>>844671
If you ever had an idea and wanted to bring it to market the cheapest way possible give this a good read.

http://www.feedurbrain.com/forum/showthread.php?41669-InventRight-Program-By-Stephen-Key

Have fun

[Anonymous No.859012]

>>859009
nice shill m8

[Anonymous No.859024]

>>859012
all his shit you have to pay for you fucking retarded shit head, infact theres a program where you have to pay 1k to acess the books in that fucking link. next time you open your fucking mouth be sure be fucking smart about it.

[Anonymous No.859029]

>>859024
that's what I said tbh lad, you seem to be angry being exposed, shillm8

[Anonymous No.859099]

>>852041
I'm in a similar situation, using the GI Bill while working a full time business. Are there any other VA benefits you've taken advantage of (business loans, home loans, etc)?

[Li_Sheng !n54GAoW8Vs No.860218]

>>859099
Ya man that sweet sweet disability money. Will literally never go broke broke. Eye problems, back problems, hearing problems, mobility problems, VA is shit tier general healthcare, but emergency healthcare insurance is very low priority.

My gramps knew a guy worked in the VA, waited 2 years, got a new house, boat, 3 new cars and maxed his credit cards, but had disability insurance on all the loans, Got VA 100% disabled with ptsd next month. BAM All those promissory notes got ripped to shreds.

[Li_Sheng !n54GAoW8Vs No.860245]

>>855157
Just Uploaded Personal MBA to LxL

http://dropcanvas.com/zpf5p

>>855286
For you friend, I'd recommend Find Your Dream Job.
Once identified, your path of study will be crystal clear.

[Anonymous No.860265]

>>845447
That picture makes me feel bad for the guy

[Anonymous No.860816]

>>860245
>Just Uploaded Personal MBA to LxL
Thank you very much man!

[Anonymous No.860820]

>>844671
i dont browse /lit/ and i gate "essential" charts more than anything...

but please tell me this is an ironic hcart or something

on a website thats stupposed to be 18+, theres no way that chart is a starter kit to good literature as an adult

it is a meme right?

[Anonymous No.860827]

>>860820
What are your gripes? Legitimately, no troll.

[Anonymous No.860832]

>>860218
Shit man makes me question my decision to not take advantage of disability when I was getting out because of muh pride. Everyone was telling me to, but I just didn't have anything wrong with me. No back problems, no eyesight problems, no hearing problems, no PTSD. In fact I would have probably experienced all those things, with the exception of PTSD, had I not joined the Army. I was a pathetic NEET after high school spending hours in front of the computer playing vidya.

[Anonymous No.860837]

>>860827
that its all the books you read grade 9-12
theyre all decent pieces of literature but this is what 14-17 year olds read

if thats not an ironic image, im just surprised there are worse boards out there than /mu/ and /fit/

[Anonymous No.860851]

>>860837
it's called a "starter kit" for a reason...

[Anonymous No.860853]

>>860851
>starter kit
this is an 18+ website

those reads should have already been read and its pointless to make that image unless you have plans to distribute it as a flyer to every high school in the country

[Anonymous No.860868]

>>860853
>starter kit
>every high school in the country
>lolita
>pedo that kidnaps an adolescent and fucks her across the country

What are your suggestions? I'm well past 18 and would happily re-read any of these books over the trite that gets published for the "adult" demographic.

[Anonymous No.860869]

>>860853
You are lying to yourself if you really think that 4chan being an "18+ website" somehow stops people from visiting.

And the fact that you (I'm assuming) and I have both read those books during our high school years doesn't mean everyone did.

Also most or at least some of the listed books are, in my opinion, worth reading if you haven't, in the very least to form your own opinion on them.

Whoever created the image aimed it at people who don't read at all, and literature that, as you said, is intended for young people that are just starting to get into real literature is well suited as a starting point.
You shouldn't expect people who, for some reason, missed out on literature start with Ulysses because of their age.

I feel like although the image might not have any relevance for me personally I'm not egoistic enough to dismiss it completely.

[Anonymous No.861294]

http://kickasstorrent.proxyindex.net/the-stock-market-and-option-trading-ebook-collection-t11122347.html

magnet:?xt=urn:btih:19871D6B21BBB1B49B815612EE453F9EFFD6EBF2&dn=the+stock+market+and+option+trading+ebook+collection&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Fopen.demonii.com%3A1337%2Fannounce

[Anonymous No.861306]

>>860869
I read around 1-10 books every month (depends how much freetime Ive got) and I really dont understand how horseshit like to kill a mocking bird or some fucking great gatsby or another piece of shit of mice and men are considered few of the greatest creations of literature.

I failed literature in high school because of shit like this. I love reading but missed out during my formative years because of this retarded shit that my school tried to shove up my ass.

[Anonymous No.861326]

>>861306
>I failed literature in high school
lmao

How is that even possible?

[Anonymous No.861337]

>>861326
My literature grades were shit(but passable), but it was the final exam, I had write analysis or some shit of one of these books (or some story within them) so I just wrote that its BS there is no meaning to it, nothing to understand, the characters are shit etc, pretty much gave it a negative review, that got me an F

[Anonymous No.861356]

>>861337
So basically you were an edgy teenager that couldn't comprehend the book.

How stupid do you have to be to fail a class like some kind of mentally disabled potato person for the sake of being an edgelord?

Even if you really had to meme about this hard you could have written about how characters are flat or reduced to a single personality trait or you could have explained how their motivations make no sense or how their actions are contradictory.
Then again, you probably lack the intelligence.

Also an analysis is supposed to be devoid of personal opinions, you would have known that if you had spent more time listening to your teacher and less time drawing penises in your notebook.

"There is nothing to understand" just screams "I didn't understand it"
If you are unable to decipher something as straight forward as The Great Gatsby there is no hope for you.

It's beyond me how you didn't get transferred to retard school

[Anonymous No.861387]

>>861356
I did well in other subjects?

I wasnt edgy at all and my grades were passable its just that day I fucking lost it, I got some stupid story from some stupid book and I lost it. I never expected to get a high grade but I thought I will atleast get a pass, probably the person grading my paper was some fat cunt set in her retarded ways and didnt like my honest opinion.

[Anonymous No.861502]

This seems to be the right thread to ask
I'm interested in researching the FOREX market, particularly impact of regulations on it, which books would /biz/ /lit/ recommend?
Any recommendation for books about the FOREX in general would also be welcome

[Anonymous No.862196]

Found these on the /biz/ archive:

https://mega.nz/#F!1R0QATqZ!Eb1_M5KC9gkxK6w32R2ETw

https://mega.nz/#!WJVnlJRb!Gr1KFRN8q2uzSslR_XdfdXKIj_IhmDeFl7_Q7rDzH4k

https://mega.nz/#!GUl2HLoA!0MTjUwNqVFwMGC2eFd11VBXbBAdRhDhLRIWiXdMpOgI

[Anonymous No.862242]

>>861387
Ya missed the point you goof.

[Anonymous No.862434]

>>861387
Dude you totally missed the point of school. Keep red pilled, Politically incorrect opinions to yourself. Make bullshit up, I had some intelligent friends back in School and we all laugh at the bullshit we created just to appease teachers and get A's

[Anonymous No.862521]

>>862434
This. I once made the mistake of writing a red-pilled essay for English class. Got an F on it and demanded it was sent to the national teacher's board to look at it, they gave it an A instead. Difference is, teacher is a woman, the board is at least 50% men.

[Anonymous No.862625]

>>860832
The definitions are all very vague. Fuck pride man. The gov't is printing Trillions of dollars with YOUR NAME, and the sweat of you and your brow on them. Go to the American Legion or other veterans advocacy group and ask for help filling out your claim.
Tinnitus- occasional ringing in ears 10%
Soft tissue injury - 10%
Needs glasses - 10% and free glasses for life
30% disability is 400$ every month till you die increasing w/ inflation

http://www.benefits.va.gov/COMPENSATION/resources_comp01.asp
Please get help with this the VA will fuckyou out of compensation hard with fuzzy math.

Want to calculate exactly how much purchasing power the gov't has taken from you go back through your tax returns add any other income. Get your annual sums and use the inflation calculator of your choice. I like shadowstats.com/inflation_calculator
Bring those numbers forward and divide by the present total. Subtract 1 subtract your tax rate and that's how deep the fed and IRS are into your pockets. Over my short earning lifetime its about 40% with BLS numbers over my real lifetime it will certainly exceed 90% with compounding.

Their is no honor or pride when dealing with thieves.

[Li_Sheng !n54GAoW8Vs No.862640]

>>860832
The definitions are all very vague. Fuck pride man. The gov't is printing Trillions of dollars with YOUR NAME, and the sweat of you and your brow on them. Go to the American Legion or other veterans advocacy group and ask for help filling out your claim.
Tinnitus- occasional ringing in ears 10%
Soft tissue injury - 10%
Needs glasses - 10% and free glasses for life
30% disability is 400$ every month till you die increasing w/ inflation

http://www.benefits.va.gov/COMPENSATION/resources_comp01.asp
Please get help with this the VA will fuckyou out of compensation hard with fuzzy math.

Want to calculate exactly how much purchasing power the gov't has taken from you go back through your tax returns add any other income. Get your annual sums and use the inflation calculator of your choice. I like shadowstats.com/inflation_calculator
Bring those numbers forward and divide by the present total. Subtract 1 subtract your tax rate and that's how deep the fed and IRS are into your pockets. Over my short earning lifetime its about 40% with BLS numbers over my real lifetime it will certainly exceed 90% with compounding.

You're taking your legal hundreds back after they've taken thousands

Their is no honor or pride when dealing with thieves.

[Anonymous No.863523]

Bump

[Anonymous No.863743]

>>847018
its good to read if you're young and dont have money for serious investment or anything. its all pretty much common sense but it helps with your personal finances.

[Anonymous No.865127]

>>863743
What are some slightly more advanced books for people who don't know anything?

[Anonymous No.866550]

another bump

[Anonymous No.867102]

I don't know if it has been posted or not, but if it has could anyone link to the post that has the re upload of all the zippyshare stuff

[Anonymous No.867134]

>>857224
shit on Marx for his solutions if you want, but you can't really argue against his criticisms

[Anonymous No.867517]

>>867102
http://dropcanvas.com/zpf5p