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  1. Give me that trade every day of the week. Stearns dumping high risk low contact guys for a 5 year controllable (soon to be) all star? Quit hugging our prospects do much.
  2. I can't even imagine what they're going to value that slob at. It may be a good company, but the Goldman Sach is going to price that IPO so high it's going to ruin any chance of making money on it for a fair bit of time IMO. Hopefully you are able to get in on the IPO and not the day it starts trading.
  3. I joined you crypto folks, buying a small amount of LTC that's going to be put in an alt coin like Ethereum blue or Genesis vision and "Hodl" as the reddit people say. I'll stick to my stocks though rather than the wild west, this is one heck of a pain in the butt to do. I don't see the bubble popping for quite some time if it's really this hard for people to buy things lol. Most average folks will never figure it out until it's available to the masses.
  4. I don't think Bitcoin is a ponzi scheme, it's just ahead of it's time. Someday we will be paying for things and running our lives via Bitcoins or something like it IMO. I own no crypto and don't really have any intention to other than maybe a few fun bucks in Decentraland (MANA) if I could ever figure the whole transfer process out. Coinbase is an abomination and No thank you to selfies on GDAX. I wouldn't touch those metals with a 10 foot pole either. There's plenty of things to make money on in the regulated stock market so i'll remain there instead of the wild west.
  5. Finding the right fit is most of the battle from what i've experienced. It took three jobs in about 5 years for me, but i'm settled in now with a small lawn company that cares for lakefront & millionaire type homes with a great employer and a wage significantly above what the going rate is for a lawn care worker. Work hard, care, and show interest in the success of your employer's company and you will be rewarded. If they don't give a **** about you move on, there's a better owner out there somewhere that would die to have you.
  6. I've never owned any, too much hassle but I would have cut and run awhile back. Now that the helicopters are looking for their money I sense it may get very ugly in this clown operation soon. Down the road I can definitely see this type of thing becoming mainstream, but like the tech bubble was ahead of its time I think this is ahead of its time. A couple (literally) will survive and get very big. The rest will probably be total fakes. What goes up must come........
  7. I've been eying Harley Davidson down here as a tax seller play. Also ROKU on a pullback as a longer term timeframe play, i'd like to see it be supported a bit longer and earnings trend continue before taking the plunge. Much higher risk play with more upside. I hope you folks that bought ETH cheap are still holding.......i'd definitely have derisked myself some by now but wow.
  8. I prefer Potcoin (POT), it's only $0.13. Lol
  9. Famous last words of a reason to hoard. Lol
  10. GOOS opened in the $18s, now down to $16.40.
  11. Bitcoin crashing this afternoon...SEC denied an ETF for it. I'd personally be careful playing around with "fake" (according to the governments) currencies until it becomes an authentic one.
  12. Most rewarding, and the most frustrating thing in existence. If you try it you will likely lose money to start, but get a strategy down that fits you (it's different for everyone) and stick to it. Mine is small cap biotechs. Obey max loss tolerance at all costs and bail when it's obvious to, don't "hope" for it to turn around. As long as you keep yourself in the game and don't blow up you will succeed and feel achievement you've never felt before. Oh...and don't fall for the "gurus" selling services. There are a few really good people out there that want to show you the way, but stay 100 miles away from anything that says "rich" and "fast," or "turned X into XXXX in a few months." It doesn't work that way out of the gate.
  13. A stocks thread? Count me in! Don't know as much about real estate though, still trying not to pay through the nose on a first house let alone real estate investing. Brew, IPO's can be tough sledding from my experience but there are definitely gems out there that go overlooked. Biotechs can be sneaky good if one knows what they're looking for. Alot of the IPO's i've seemed to notice it often takes a year or two to work out the sellers / lockup expiry (the insiders can sell at X date) before they head upward though. Give POLA a look, been watching it for a bit now but haven't bought in yet...my account is pretty small so have to pick and choose what i'm in rather than a broad basket.
  14. Advantage you in this scenario if you're a courteous, well-kept charming person. Sending to an email just lumps you in with tens (hundreds?) of other faceless resumes. Deliver it with confidence, i've even had a couple friends ask if they could speak to the manager & walked out with a job. Not something I can do, but some are good at it.
  15. Not sure where you live, but have you looked into working in the Dakotas in the oil industry? If you're willing to move you can make some pretty serious money (and have a very good career) out there. Might be something to look into.
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