/biz/ - Business and Finance

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How the Jews make money and how the Chinese make money.

..what? what news?

you're talking as if cannabis is a stock or something. unless more states are legalizing there's nothing to get excited about.

>>1088

Cannabis Sativa, Inc. (CBDS) jumped from 0.34 to 1.54 in a day.

GW Pharmaceuticals plc (GWPH) jumped from 38.46 to 84.71 in a day.

It's supposedly about a new drug used to threat kids with epilepsy.

Can you give us a rundown on how uranium is attractive?

>>1084

not OP, but with oil getting phased out humanity needs to use a new source of energy, nuclear is pretty clean despite the news you usually hear, thus uranium is an attractive endeavor.

energy is crucial to our society, it really is worth paying attention to.

>>1084

There's a supply shortage forecast for the next year or two as China and Europe build more reactors

There's plenty of translators on freelancing websites.

>>1034

it's just price history, pay attention to where it was too cheap to sell and too expensive to buy. and whatever EL is it's not really a penny stock, it's held a solid $2-$10 range since the 90's. KBIO is a good example of pennystock-like behavior https://finance.yahoo.com/echarts?s=KBIO

i dunno anything about the company so do your dd, i don't own any. they could go bust at any point. like anything.

best place ato buy silver?

>>1079

just about anywhere really.

comparesilverprices.com has a good selection of online vendors.

I am, unfortunately. I come from a financially illiterate family. My generation is the last that will even see a school or have to run a 9-5 rat race.

>>1076

You plan on working for yourself someday anon?

>>1077

Ideally I would be able to live on passive income alone. Right now I have a typical office job. I wish I could at least freelance or telecommute.

Will SA and Iran come to a deal about limiting oil production?

Will there be any sort of major shift in supply and demand?

There's currently lots of oil and it's not getting used. It doesn't sound like the price is going to rise anytime soon.

>>1048

https://www.tradingview.com/chart/?symbol=NYMEX:CL1!

yeah. the price before the huge runup to 100+ trended between $17-25, likely we're going to return to that channel for the time being.

Unbelievable.. if the worlds MOST TRADED COMMODITY was climbed above and stayed at $100+ for so long, and the price has now 'corrected' $30, that tells me that the price over $100 must've been artificially influenced.

KEEP FILLIN THAT TANK, GOY!

the most traded commodity on the planet having price swings of %200+… if the markets were fair, the most traded commodity in existence would only fluctuate by 10-30% at most.

>>1047

I hear no to that.

Expect anything at this point and plan accordingly.

>>1053

that's like 4 cents worth lol, not really. sorry man. definitely hoard it though, someday it could be worth 4, maybe 20 dollars. could be. who knows.

if you want to score on crypto i'd advise buying some peercoin, putting it on a paper wallet, and forgetting about it until the price is $5+. If you're going to invest in crypto at all make sure you own some Bitcoin as well, it will be leading the pack for quite some time. Best of luck.

other coins that are good holds, in order of reliability (in my opinion ofc, reach your own conclusions):

XPM - 1/10th the market cap of PPC and will probably trail its success.

BTC - Just hold some.

NEU - Looks like it'll get pumped in a huge marketing campaign, however there's a ton of coins in circulation so I dunno how volatile the price can get.

BTS - Lots in circulation, about the same market cap as peercoin, but has hands down the best community behind it in the crypto-universe.

XCR - Fully mined supply that is full PoS. Seems ripe for a pump, could be a scam, don't hold much of this and be ready to dump it for profit.

VPN - Recently pumped, this could keep going up as the supply is fully mined and it's full PoS. Dunno if it's gonna hold it's current price or get dumped.

Risk = Reward. You may lose money, you may make money. Good luck.

Also KEEP RECORDS OF YOUR TRADES FFS, everyone's gotta pay their taxes.

Taxes are bad.

There should be no taxes.

>>1072

I was wondering why btc had tanked yet again.

>tfw I sold out at the aud$640 high this time.

>>939

I bought SWHC at 23.54

Sure ain't regretting it after this morning. (tonight for you muricans)

NICS is probably a good indicator for the market conditions.

https://www.fbi.gov/about-us/cjis/nics/reports/nics_firearm_checks_-_month_year.pdf

>>1062

23.54 is kinda high man, it was at $10 at the beginning of last year, looking at the chart it could easily retrace back to $24

i'd get out now if i were you, there are better priced stocks out there that aren't at new all-time-highs.

I was planning on getting it around the time I made this thread, but I decided not to. I think it's about time to sell. I don't think it can keep going up.

>>1063

NICS are at an all time high, and currently Shillary still have a chance at winning, with the GOP trying the hardest to fuck itself in the ass, we may well see Shillary winning the election via GOP sabotage. The fear is still there to drive the sales, and the NICS numbers reflect that. SWHC will stay high for a while. Seriously their demand is so high they've had to outsource barrel production to GD because they can't maintain their inventory.

As soon as it looks like God Emperor Trump is winning, I'm letting it go of course. I doubt the Obama fear will continue with a republican president.

If Shillary, buy.

If Trump, sell.

You're being quite vague. Also, don't confuse business with enterprise. Anybody can do business. It doesn't necessarily mean running a big company.

I remember that picture from old /b/. Like pre-2009 4/b/.

>>1044

The link is "broken or expired"

>>1028

yeah you really have to go to the property itself and make sure it's worth what they're asking. you could probably offer 10k cash and get a deal. which for a developed land is a great deal, those are usually $30k+ depending on acreage and location. if the trailer's livable for another decade would be easy to save up the cash to build an actual house there. and the location doesn't seem bad looking at google maps.

if it's on city utilities, and they've been built/replaced within the past 10, 15 years that's not a bad deal. of course buyer beware, could go there and find out some trees rooted through all the septic plumbing or whatever and have to dig up/replace all that for another 10k. maybe it's abandoned and the pipes inside the trailer burst and flooded/rotted the inside, who knows. gotta go look at it.

anyway yeah, fixed rates are what you need especially in a volatile market like we've got today. wait for the stock market to crash, then i bet you'll be able to get some realllly good terms on a mortgage, and so long as your job is secured you can stay at a fixed 1-2% rate as your wages increase via inflation, win-win.

good advice on the credit as well, i should probably start using my cc again, there's a several year gap in my borrowing history. fed must hate me.

Buying HL was a good idea. I wonder whether to buy, sell, or hold.

I hope we get a recession.

>>1059

hold. bottom was 1.52 back in the '08 panic. unlikely to fall under 1.50.

most PM stocks rose with gold. it could dip back towards $2, but assuming the company doesn't go broke you're geared to get ~%500 return over the long run.

i'm just invested in this as far as my metals investing goes (and some physical in my basement) https://finance.yahoo.com/echarts?s=VGPMX

gonna enjoy dumping that ~$40. hoping to load up on some more around 6.50.

>>1060

also should note, gold/silver tanked during the '08 crisis and likely will again in this one. so ya know. keep that in mind, maybe keep some extra cash on hand to buy more in case panic sets in.

>while the other is born into a cycle of ignorance, strife and servility

>My personal goal is to make it to a prestigious university

>greatest men in history

>Karl Marx

Keep it more subtle next time. You had me going for a bit.

I did Engineering at Cambridge (Churchill)

I really do not know what you expect to get from Cambridge. I think you have mistaken it for Hogwarts.

Its a great uni, and I had the time of my life. But its like anywhere else: most people are not entrepreneurial or insanely wealthy and going to give you money for no reason.

I have some friends who have done startups. One of them got a billionaire as a seed investor. It doesnt guarantee his greatness at all. He just finished series A in techstars and has 20 employees now. He will be worth 10-30 Mil eventually I reckon.

The best you can do is work towards making 10Mill or so and hope that you get lucky with product/market positioning and distribution channels and get a 10x multiplier.

If you want my advice its this: build a good cashflow business thats

Most of the most successful people I know didnt even go to uni, they just started companies and grew them.

These rich investors are only going to give you a shot after youve done a few companies on your own and got reoccurring revenue coming in. Focus on cashflow businesses before ultrascalable-but-high-investment-needed-tech-startups. Stop looking at how to be a billionaire and start looking at getting £300k a year in semi passive income - when you are at that point you can create truly innovative tech startups without needing to rely on giving up 90%+ of the company before getting to a cashflow positive point

I'm interested, OP. The only path I can think of is cold approaching with good sales tied in.

>>916

University education and facilities are a minor contribution compared to the alumni network one has access to.

Is this still active?

Doesn't look like it.

>>1057

i don't know why you thought such a thing would ever go anywhere, especially on an anonymous internet forum.

you'd have infinitely more success panhandling at intersections honestly.