/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56051998
> >Good morning anon, we use this company now for email stuff.
>I am literally going insane, it's like everywhere I look I see a rando company that has the same logo as Chainlink

>DUDE i just LOVE the edge and memes of an anonymous imageboard, it's so EPIC and makes me feel like i'm interacting with actual FRIENDS. you should totally come on down to my board, it's got BOBO MUMU cartoon animal threads and everything, we can exchange a funny reaction pic meme or two and get crazy watching some ref link shilling e-celebs drawing colorful lines on Youtube! and dude, dude, DUDE, we have GOTTA go down to the /pol/- listen here, right, it's a BOARD where us ANIME MANCHILDREN who do TWITTER POLITICS can go LE TROLL. BUT!!! it's also a SHITPOST CENTRAL like when we were kids, so we can make awesome LE RACISM JOKES, without dumb sjws bothering us. speaking of which megan and i have finally decided to get BLACKED- literally- we're both getting cucked tomorrow at the hotel, that way we can save money to spend more on ourselves and our INTERNET COINS. i'm fuckin SUICIDAL man, i'm gonna SLAM this ENERGY DRINK and pop open another one!!!

>>55818520
>has anyone on /biz/ done actuarial exams? I want to do the FM and P.
>I have a pretty limited math background. Pre-calc in high scool, did some stats and finance in college. >Been working in a pension field with some use of actuarial factors for a while now and looking to break into >actuary work for more oppurtunity.
>How should I approach calculus? I got through my first unit on nominal and effective rates of >interest/discount, inflows and outflows, present value, and force of interest. Everything seems simple >enough so far besides force of interest which the actual math behind it goes over my head.
>I think I need to learn a better foundation on calculus before moving forward, but I don't know how much I >should learn or how far I should go into it.

>>55752167
> What's the best form of upward mobility for the lower class?
> My grandfather came from a dirt poor family, he became an associate for the Mafia, stole stuff off trucks/trains and ended up owning a race track, a peep booth and a construction company before his death
> I've always envied and admired my grandfather's tale of becoming a self made man by fucking over society and the government. But I just don't know what a modern day equivalent is. Everywhere I turn it seems like everything is so cemented and corporate that there's no wiggle room

>I will literally never be able to afford a home!

>5/23/2019 Listed 149,900
>7/14/2019 Price Changed 139,900
>9/22/2019 Price Changed 135,000
>11/10/2019 Sold 128,600

>6/15/2023 Listed 650,000

>>54958923
>Funny premise but your image is not really appropriate and the delivery was pretty amateur. You need to be more engaging in your writing.

>>54845093
>Wrong place, nibba. Tranny zoomers with 0 education and meme coiners took long over.

>>54840179
>yeah Im coping so hard that my bag is pumping while you're being a sidelined cringe faggot lol

>>54710601
>Crypto security is a myth - do you agree?" or "Are we doomed to see more crypto hacks in the future?
>I know that security is a top priority for many crypto companies, but it seems like the hacks keep happening. Are there any solutions that can truly make the space safer and more reliable? What can we do to prevent these kinds of attacks from happening in the future?

>>54615445

>Bobo thread

>Alright listen up retards, this is for all the bobos with some hefty cash on their hands who remained sidelined like me and missed the bottom
>This rally won't last much longer, it's going to stall out somewhere between 30k and 40k and a 20% to 50% dump will commence
>Here's how you make money before actually buying the next bottom (be it higher or lower than the 15.5k bottom):
>1. Take your sidelined money and divide them into 25% stacks
>2. Enter a 2x leverage short with 25% of your stack (VERY IMPORTANT FOR IT TO BE ONLY 2x), the liquidation price will be 45k
>3. IF btc goes up to let's say 33k-34k, you add in a second stack of 25% in the same 2x leverage short
>4. Same if it goes up to 36k or 38k.
>5. Btc WILL correct down to at least 30k and if it only corrects 20% you can break even (put a stop loss right above your entry point after the price taps the 30k zone to be sure you don't end up losing anything)
>5. If it goes below 30k (which it should, in a larger than 20% correction, which is statistically much more probable) you keep your trade open until you're satisfied with the amount you make
>6. Buy the bottom, wait for signs of reversal and get in
>7. Enjoy profits

>I can't stress this enough. You CAN'T go over 2x leverage. If you do this as i explained then you literally get free money. Cheers.

>>54613039
>When you are buying tokens which have already pumped from their lowest price you are making someone else millionaire and yourself poor

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> This board saved my life Anonymous (ID: NYmDh78j) 04/07/23(Fri)23:56:10 No.54506294>>54506321 >>54506329 >>54506369 >>54506380 >>54506389

> Thank you

> Anonymous (ID: lGj/5sh4) 04/07/23(Fri)23:59:28 No.54506320

> <3

> Anonymous (ID: uz+aNzRh) 04/07/23(Fri)23:59:48 No.54506321

> >>54506294 (OP)
> no problem. pay it forward

> Anonymous (ID: JCBz63qV) 04/08/23(Sat)00:00:23 No.54506329

> >>54506294 (OP)
> you're welcome and we wish you a bright future anon

> Anonymous (ID: 9sFlhNCI) 04/08/23(Sat)00:05:29 No.54506369

> >>54506294 (OP)
> This board ruined my life.
> Fuck you

> Anonymous (ID: iaPSFyLa) 04/08/23(Sat)00:06:33 No.54506380

> >>54506294 (OP)
> This board prevented me from ever having a life.

> Anonymous (ID: psDra3hs) 04/08/23(Sat)00:07:14 No.54506389

> >>54506294 (OP)
> Mine too
> I wish you guys all the best in the rest of your endeavours

>the pandemic was unironically a gift

>As human lifespan keeps increasing, the pandemic was a gift from God to kill old generations so the wealth they accumulated can be redistributed to the newer generation.

>Instead we shut down the world, keep children inside homes so that they missed their golden years of education, and kill the economy at the same time.


>Good job, millennials

>>54442560

>good money-making opportunities from home

>listen, I hate you fucking retards but I get the sense that some of you might have some answers to questions I have. specifically how I can make some fucking cheddar from the comfort of my home. been looking into some gigs like doing audio transcriptions and shit but it seems like worthless robotic tasks for npc monkeys. any good side hustles or online work that you don't mind sharing? can we have a productive discussion on this topic? idk I need more money for beer and lottery tickets. thx

>>54357610

>That doesn't add up to me. I make 70k/yr in Boulder and feel pretty ok. Yet again I have a roommate though but I also pay student loans so it balances out

woah okay nice blogpost faggot

>>54025070
>Cramer
literallywho

>>53814444

>4444

>Now you're beginning to understand the absolute cruelty of "saturation".

>You see, in both entrepreneurship and the job market as a whole, we live in a hyper competitive world now where even having a hard earned college degree doesn't mean jack squat anymore. When you finally give up on the job market and go for entrepreneurship, you'll be met with a cruel fate - you come to find out that now EVERYONE wants to be an entrepreneur (doesn't matter if online or being a tradie, both are oversaturated as fuck) and you're straight out of luck.

>Welcome to a Brave New World, where many will be starving on the streets from too much globalist-fueled saturation, babies will be born from lab experiments since man-woman relationships will become extremely scarce (they need the muh replacement birth numbers from somewhere after all so that they can keep their factories full of tired drugged up wagies working nonstop), and you will see an advertisement on one of the drone spycams from above - YOU WILL BE HAPPY!

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> What is this 16 year cycle theory ? Anonymous (ID: wf9xyrHq) 02/22/23(Wed)09:31:58 No.53806993>>53806998 >>53807002 >>53807003 >>53807015 >>53807085

> Any insight ?

> Anonymous (ID: E7gRQ+LR) 02/22/23(Wed)09:33:17 No.53806998>>53807011 >>53807116
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> >>53806993 (OP)
> It domes.

> Anonymous (ID: INADL7s/) 02/22/23(Wed)09:34:35 No.53807002>>53807011

> >>53806993 (OP)
> 16year old suckers rally bobroski!

> Anonymous (ID: MaC1xn6q) 02/22/23(Wed)09:34:40 No.53807003

> >>53806993 (OP)
> https://boards.4channel.org/biz/thread/53804457#lr53806494

> Why do you spam this? Who pays you?

> Anonymous (ID: SeCrtxcQ) 02/22/23(Wed)09:36:09 No.53807007

> Why did you make the bear part longer and the bull part shorter for the next cycle?

> Anonymous (ID: wf9xyrHq) 02/22/23(Wed)09:36:52 No.53807011>>53807024

> >>53806998
> >>53807002
> Bloodbath after the halving ?

> Anonymous (ID: SimqIcT3) 02/22/23(Wed)09:38:00 No.53807015

> >>53806993 (OP)
> fourth bull square is way too small and doesn't follow the pattern at all.
> wow bobos are so desperate they're actually losing it for real this time

> Anonymous (ID: INADL7s/) 02/22/23(Wed)09:39:35 No.53807024

> >>53807011
> yeah, its over, 10k eom, 2 more weeks! covid omegakappadelta WW5 in the corner, sell 100k while you can!

> Anonymous (ID: kNqPLCjY) 02/22/23(Wed)09:50:11 No.53807085

> >>53806993 (OP)
> Kys

> Anonymous (ID: INADL7s/) 02/22/23(Wed)09:55:38 No.53807116>>53807158

> >>53806998
> The famous "it ll never reach ath again" thread, love my bottom signals!

> Anonymous (ID: wf9xyrHq) 02/22/23(Wed)10:09:35 No.53807184

> >>53807158
thx for the bump.

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> Anonymous (ID: cViWqFKN) 02/08/23(Wed)05:32:20 No.53625733

> Got back to a quarter million dollars today.
> My peak was 740k in November 2021.
> How about you, anon?

> Anonymous (ID: 4jub5zzL) 02/08/23(Wed)05:33:44 No.53625745

> 5 or 6M rn, 25M Nov21

> Anonymous (ID: Et4g7F4K) 02/08/23(Wed)05:33:54 No.53625748

> 360ish k, my peak was 380ish before the stahg marged grash

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>>53558497
>cause im farming DIGITAL GOLD
>mr rabbit boomer, go eat some lettuce

>>53491871

>What are biz's thoughts on Technical Sales jobs?

>In my last year of Chemical Engineering and I'm contemplating going for a tech sales internship. I did a plant internship last semester and I feel like I may be bored and I hear the pay is meh. I'm /fit and handsome also w/o crippling autism and so I might give it a try to see. Thoughts or Experiences would be appreciated.

>>53487541

> Monetizing datasets

>I am building a dataset that is very valuable to companies in a certain marketing/biz niche and now I'm thinking of how to go about selling it.

>Piracy could be a severe problem. I am continuously growing and polishing the dataset, but in this case, even a dataset that's a year out of date would still be very valuable. The industry niche in question does have a bunch of shady operators, and a free pirated version would probably outrank my site in SEO from all the links and interest.

>Thoughts? I love the idea of data products and making a living through writing bots, hope to get some interesting input.

>>53324057
>BTC will continue to react inversely to a stalling securities market and questionable dollar strength. The bond market returning is also a positive impact on BTC. dont be stupid