/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>5353581

$3.8k on Binance

Hope you anons bought the dip this time. we moon nao

1 BLOCK
1 BLOCK
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>100% decentralized wallet and exchange
>Plethora of interesting smartcoins like BitGold and Bit20
>Can borrow and short sell any smartcoin

Bitshares is the most redpilled coin, try to prove me wrong, oh wait you can't.

>Get in debt just like us, Anon.

>>516463
>"I'd like to put $170,000 on black."
>wheel spins
>"Black is the winner!"
>tfw

>>414372
Not sure about the other ones you mentioned but Einhorn isn't impressive. Ackman (although smart and nice), Einhorn, Herro, etc. have only averaged like 5%-9% returns per year, if I recall correctly. Might as well have an index fund.

>>414377
From what I've read, Steinhardt was an admitted cheat in collusion with his broker and a couple other managers. Jones is a nice guy but a trader and also made a lower-than-average return percentage, if I remember right. Remove Rothschilds also, for their evil, and I can't comment on Homna and you have a bretty gud list, friend.

>>414408
That image is part of where I got the idea from.

>>335950
First coin to be traded in dogeoshis, glorious.

>>303212
Wrong, it's gonna be one hell of a holocaust.

>>257719

I want to become wealthy so I can live a life without financial worry, and so I can enjoy my hobbies.

Not only that, but I want that financial burden to be non-existent so that i can use my money and time to help people, Particularly Olympic lifters and track athletes with facilities and proper coaching.

>>243061

>Fishing
>hunting
>fly tying
>Reloading
>Hand making furniture
>Partying
>Escorts
>Travel
>Prepare for the happening
>more escorts

I'm a recent college graduate with a degree in Finance from a state university. So far the only job that I have found is a $9.50/hr internship at a small mutual fund that only lasts 10 weeks. I'm literally the office copy jockey; I spend 100% of the day at work in a copier room scanning stacks of files that people give me. I certainly won't be getting a full-time job out of it and I'm only doing it because it's better than working in food service.

The only other jobs that I can find are cold-calling positions where you pitch stocks to people over the phone (think Boiler Room or Wolf of Wall Street except not paid nearly as well; they will pay you hourly at minimum wage until you get your Series 7).

By the way, the large banks and financial institutions won't even look at you if you come from a state public school unless you're absolutely stellar. At least top 5% of the class and with numerous student leadership positions. I've been trying to get my foot in the door with them since I was a junior in school.

What is a good way to break into the financial services industry? I'm not looking to become some hotshot investment banker or a trader who works on Wall Street, I just want something better than a copy jockey internship that can will pay the bills.

I'll also ignore any "hurr STEM master race" retards that typically pop up in 4chan threads involving academics.