/biz/ - Business & Finance

Should i buy doge or shiba?

>>50455631
Seems like that nigger would inevitably eat a plate of bugs without any hesitation

>>24427053
So you like chinks stealing all the BTC?

>>22461854
>>22462287
Ive seen you two flirt for like 4-5 threads already, find a room already

>it's a good thing if 1% of wallets control >85% of supply!
>this is what retarded stinkers actually believe

I should have bought more at 10.50

>>8875871
Yes thats the question.
Will it pump again before April 15 or is it over for this quarter.
Hmpf..

>not using a pen

>>6796994
are you braindead?
fucking nigger

>bought at ATH
>its paying off

>>6122322
are you mental? this kinda stuff doesnt seem right for your mind.

>>5038992
Like Ripple?

>My 2FA ran out of authentication codes
>have to make a new account now

>tfw failed over 20 graduate job interviews, some with prestigious employers
>tfw now working a low level public sector job with opportunities for progressing but they depend solely on interview and application form skills
>tfw I'll never work at an investment bank or MBB and therefore my career growth will be slow as fuck
>could try to learn programming but programmers barely get paid anything in the UK
>did an engineering degree but got even less engineering interviews than finance interviews

How do I cope with the fact that all careers are nothing but tests of normieness? People who went to more prestigious universities (even when I did better at school) have much easier lives.

It's so demoralising when I'm at my job and see all the women probably with sugar daddies or banker boyfriends. And all the normie males everywhere who will have better careers than me.

I know you might suggest crypto or making money online but that's all luck based

>>3373747
depression is truly the most cancerous unfunny meme normalfags have ever created

>have 5 hours of work in the next 8.5 days
>feel trapped

Being a wagie is a binary condition. Either you are a 100 % cuck wagie or you are not.

>>1691191
>thread talking about Trump's ability as a businessman
>Fucking lefties!

Never change /pol/

>failed 30 previous interview processes
>they're almost all competency question based
>first few were due to nervousness
>my previous interview performances have been ok and I have even improvised answers to bs questions ("Tell me about a time you negotiated with someone" when I'm just a former student with no responsibility in any of my jobs)
>will have an assessment centre with my county's civil service early next year

How do I absolutely make sure I pass this? In the UK they ONLY test for normalfaggotry.

I'm planning on straight up inventing examples to use for competency questions. Is this what everyone else does?

I remember going to a similar assessment centre last year and thinking that Donald Trump had inspired me to just be confident and prepare only a small amount and just BS. But what I didn't realise is that even Donald trump or elon musk or anyone who doesn't fall in to the glib, journalistic, posh accented, BBC presenter / guest mould would get rejected by these mega normies.

Why is it that almost every successful American person has dropped out of high school or university? And it is almost only Americans who do this.

What's the deal? Have Americans on here dropped out of stuff? Are you a millionaire yet?

How much can you lie in job interviews or online application forms?

Is lying about your duties in previous roles acceptable?

Why is everything surrounding investing such BS? The cynic in me says that the only worthwhile piece of advice is to invest someone else's money and charge fees (apart from conservative personal investments).

I gave up on an investing book because it was so snake oil-ey. The authors kept shilling their investment letter. I only read it to read their views of the world but it really confirms that you cannot know nuthin.

Active investing in stocks is a joke. Forex is a coin flipping contest.

Am I not saving enough? I'm 29.

Average monthly take home income is $3,600.

I sort of loosely kept track of my spending and it came to about this.


~$500 Savings - Vanguard Retirement Mutual Fund

~$1,000 Housing - Includes mortgage principle and interest, house insurance, taxes, and utilities.
~$250 House Savings - Second savings account I allocate money towards for home repairs, upgrades, etc.
~$25 House Upkeep - Gas for lawn mower and weed eater, grass fertilizer, insect killer, etc.

~$400 Truck - Includes insurance, gas, detailing, and oil changes.

~$250 Groceries - Includes food as well as household items like toilet paper, cleaners, shampoo, body wash, etc.

~$100 Cell Phone - Sprint Unlimited Data
~$100 Internet - Xfinity Internet 150 Mbps
~$10 Netflix
~$10 Spotify
~$105 TV - DirecTV Choice Package
~$20 XM Radio

~$500 Fishing - Insurance on boat, boat slip at marina, gas for boat, bait, new tackle, etc.

Leaves me with about $340-350 a month in spending cash, which I usually spend on new electronics and eating out. I purchased my house for $173K. I put $75K down at 3.6%. My truck and boat are paid off. I only have ~$40K in my mutual fund, but I have no debt besides my mortgage. Am I doing okay? All I really do is work and fish. No girlfriend/wife. No pets. Hardly talk to family. No friends.

>graduated from university
>only working a menial part time job
>tonnes of free time
>living with parents

What should I be doing with my huge amount of free time so I don't regret this opportunity?

What hope is there for a non-Chad or non-female in a corporate environment? I see very little.