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Im at work and theres nothing to do. Im getting minimum wage. What are some things I can do right now to get money on the internet quickly? Maybe internet gambling? ahaha

But seriously I need some answers. Clicking on ads? Improving ebay? (dont know how I could do that its already perfect). I feel like with all this free time even while at work I can be doing something, or planning something like a small business I could start. I need some ideas. Not get rich quick schemes like you all think I always wanna do

thanks guys I really really really fuckin appreciate all of your insight and wisdom
 
set up a spreadsheet so you can track how you're spending your money. you won't make any extra money but at least you'll spend the money you have more efficiently
 
damn pick3 thanks. I wanna start reading more of those books. I like the rich dad poor dad one.

hey nimbus, like this?

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Im at work and theres nothing to do. Im getting minimum wage. What are some things I can do right now to get money on the internet quickly? Maybe internet gambling? ahaha

But seriously I need some answers. Clicking on ads? Improving ebay? (dont know how I could do that its already perfect). I feel like with all this free time even while at work I can be doing something, or planning something like a small business I could start. I need some ideas. Not get rich quick schemes like you all think I always wanna do

thanks guys I really really really fuckin appreciate all of your insight and wisdom


school breh or check out summer schedule see if you can knock out a class at y u b a
 
Find some silver/gold mining stocks, go to their company web pages, and read some of their operational and financial stuff. Learn how things work on the supply and demand sides, how silver is mined and purified, and how companies make money in the industry.

I don't know much about silver, but gold mining and purification is pretty interesting and involves tons of super deadly chemicals and stuff. Kinda cool.



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Ive been trying to make money online all my life. Never works. I am highly advanced in designing and andything technical related. Used to Black Cap. I know what Im doing, and I can tell you one thing. You need knowledge of a certain subject to make any money with it.

There is no way you can m indlessly do something and make money online. Clicking ads etc, is all a load of shit.
 
Find some silver/gold mining stocks, go to their company web pages, and read some of their operational and financial stuff. Learn how things work on the supply and demand sides, how silver is mined and purified, and how companies make money in the industry.

I don't know much about silver, but gold mining and purification is pretty interesting and involves tons of super deadly chemicals and stuff. Kinda cool.



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nice! I think stocks would be pretty cool to mess around with and learn at an early age, and only using money that I can afford to lose if I even do.

Ive been looking into HL, Hecla Mining.
 
Ive been trying to make money online all my life. Never works. I am highly advanced in designing and andything technical related. Used to Black Cap. I know what Im doing, and I can tell you one thing. You need knowledge of a certain subject to make any money with it.

There is no way you can m indlessly do something and make money online. Clicking ads etc, is all a load of shit.


Yea, I see what you are saying. But say I have 3000 dollars, I could maybe buy a used truck, some tools, and start a little landscaping business. Or buy a used honda, fix it up, sell it for 4,500. Or put it into stocks, or online gambling.

Just trying to get ideas, all those things I listed I can do and wouldnt require too much skill.
 
nice! I think stocks would be pretty cool to mess around with and learn at an early age, and only using money that I can afford to lose if I even do.

Ive been looking into HL, Hecla Mining.


Definitely... you learn about business, finance and accounting, too, which are valuable life skills.

But I was actually just referring to your silver interest; learn about the commodity you're interested/invested in and how/why it's valued, used, etc. You have the physical commodity, but *why* has it gone up? Why are people valuing it more now than a year ago? How is it used? Who buys it? Where can its value go tomorrow, next month, next year? What might make it increase or decrease in value in the future? Is its price linked to the commodities market, the PM market, the mining companies, the US dollar, and how and in what relation?



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Definitely... you learn about business, finance and accounting, too, which are valuable life skills.

But I was actually just referring to your silver interest; learn about the commodity you're interested/invested in and how/why it's valued, used, etc. You have the physical commodity, but *why* has it gone up? Why are people valuing it more now than a year ago? How is it used? Who buys it? Where can its value go tomorrow, next month, next year? What might make it increase or decrease in value in the future? Is its price linked to the commodities market, the PM market, the mining companies, the US dollar, and how and in what relation?



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ahhh I see

I guess I have some research to do. Ive looked into things like Visa, since they are electronics and in the future less and less people will be writing checks and probably will convert to all electronic someday.

Also looked into McDonalds, since they are huge. But it seems like now would be too late.
 
Ah you have 4 grand? Thats easy to turn around into huge bucks. Money makes more money imo.


Are you from a trailer park, or do you actually think 4k is a large amount that can be turned into "huge bucks"?

You should think about applying to Goldman, bro.



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Ah you have 4 grand? Thats easy to turn around into huge bucks. Money makes more money imo.


Well I got silver HAHA but im selling it soon when it reaches a certain amount. I dont have $4,000. Ill have around $2,000 when I sell it.

But with $2,000 I could buy a car, turn it around and flip it. I have some connections to where I can get a car for really cheap.

Once I do that, Ill have some good start up money for something small. Might just diversify it, or go all in on starting a little side business. Maybe something that my g/f could do while shes at home.
 
ahhh I see

I guess I have some research to do. Ive looked into things like Visa, since they are electronics and in the future less and less people will be writing checks and probably will convert to all electronic someday.

Also looked into McDonalds, since they are huge. But it seems like now would be too late.


There's a lot of resarch to do. You can use CAPM (Capital asset pricing model - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia) to value large cap dividend stocks, but pricing of equities is pretty complex (and interesting).

Seriously, man, if there's like a Half Price Books or decent used book store near you, pick up some cheap used books/textbooks on finance/accounting/stocks... you can get them for $5-10 a pop.



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There's a lot of resarch to do. You can use CAPM (Capital asset pricing model - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia) to value large cap dividend stocks, but pricing of equities is pretty complex (and interesting).

Seriously, man, if there's like a Half Price Books or decent used book store near you, pick up some cheap used books/textbooks on finance/accounting/stocks... you can get them for $5-10 a pop.



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Will do my man. That is stuff I wanna learn NOW, so when Im 30 i could tell you everything there is to know about stocks
 
Ill have to research wtf that even means bro :D

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Paper Profit (Paper Loss) Definition

You don't make a dime until you actually sell an asset for a profit. Kinda like writing an awesome workout program but not actually going to the gym -- you don't realize any gains.

It's a common noob mistake: holding on to something that rallied and then watching it lose value until it becomes a loss. (Trust me, we've all done it.) It's even harder for you, because you can't set a stop or sell calls on your physical asset.

Never be afraid to take a profit when you have one. That doesn't mean you have to sell everything. Maybe enough to play with the house's money, or enough to stay ahead even if your asset pulls back x%.



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Also, although Pick's books are nice casual reading, you need an actual textbook on investing.

An industry standard like Amazon.com: Investments (6th Edition) (9780130101303): William Sharpe, Gordon J. Alexander, Jeffrey W Bailey: Books is a good choice, and a cheap older copy is no different than a shiny new edition. This kind of thing may or may not be your thing, but it gives you a solid background on the broad subject of investments.



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NICE. Definitely gonna look around for this book.

Basically Im not gonna put ALL my money into silver. Im gonna put a lot though, not 5%. But as far as diversification, I am going to look up 5-10 stocks and put some into all of them.

Is there any point with buying stocks even if you only put 50/month in? Gains arent gonna be the great, but losses wont be that great either. I guess it just means Ill be safer for now right?

I am also gonna flip cars. Once I get enough money and can afford to pay for a down payment on a house, I will do that. What i DONT want to do is save up $4,000, and then spend it all in one house. Then its like all of my eggs are in one basket. I wanna have $8,000 and spend $4,000 on a house, and still have the other half to flip cars, put in stocks, buy silver, etc.
 
There is no way you can m indlessly do something and make money online. Clicking ads etc, is all a load of shit.

this is america, well, where u r anyways. it was founded by mindless ppl with a dream.

id buy a cheap truck and build a little sign and put up flyers around ur hood. "man with truck and tools 20 bux an hour" or something. haul stuff for ppl or do whatever a man with a truck can do. there someone where i live who does that for a living, seems like he is doin well. if that dont work either you could always flip the truck which was an initial plan, or lastly, you still got urself a little truck.

or if you have a casino nearby, go there with 20 bux everyday.

fuck, instead of being an internet trainer moderator whatever the hell you are. why dont you be your online self but in real life. like train ppl and shit. get ppl to buy supps and shit, get them to buy yours too. teach em how to eat, while your makin there food for them, feed yourself. ur a muscly kid, no one wants a fat ass training them. or u could be a male stripper
 
this is america, well, where u r anyways. it was founded by mindless ppl with a dream.

id buy a cheap truck and build a little sign and put up flyers around ur hood. "man with truck and tools 20 bux an hour" or something. haul stuff for ppl or do whatever a man with a truck can do. there someone where i live who does that for a living, seems like he is doin well. if that dont work either you could always flip the truck which was an initial plan, or lastly, you still got urself a little truck.

or if you have a casino nearby, go there with 20 bux everyday.

fuck, instead of being an internet trainer moderator whatever the hell you are. why dont you be your online self but in real life. like train ppl and shit. get ppl to buy supps and shit, get them to buy yours too. teach em how to eat, while your makin there food for them, feed yourself. ur a muscly kid, no one wants a fat ass training them. or u could be a male stripper

All great ideas bor, especially the last one

I could do the online male webcams haha.

I think I wanna have my girl start a daycare since shes home all day with the baby anyway. if her and her mom started it, they could have 6 babies at a time for 10/hr per baby. So 60/hr isnt too bad especially if its M-F. Of course we would have to market it and put up flyers, but I think it is very possible.

I do wanna go to the casino maybe 1x every week or 2. I used to be a personal trainer and I just dont like it....I wanna open up a nutrition store but thats gonna have to wait.

I also like the truck idea, except I wouldnt have time for that. Id rather flip cars for now
 
Online cam thing = lots of money. Not even kidding you though heh. And your automatically accepted ussually.
 
you know dude, 10 bux an hour i think would be pretty cheap too. good friend of mine has a child, and another on the way and his girl just chose to stop working altogether because he said it averages about 600-800 bux a month for full time monday to friday day care. i dont know about licensing and what not but there is some serious cash there!
 
Here is something to get excited about...

Watch the price of silver this morning/evening!

10% in 10 minutes, holy crap, that's volatile!

I just snuck in a long position, gonna close it soon, don't like roller coasters, unless I can see where they are going.
















b0und (hold on for the ride)
 
Aussie dollar is getting hammered as well, wonder what will happen to gold tonight.












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canada dollar is killing it!! wish i had some silver tho, damn. maybe if i joose enough i can get hairy to the point ppl think im a werewolf and will shoot silver at me. ill be rich
 
anybody else impressed with the fact that Glad has a monthly budget on excel? I don't even have that. I just go about my usual business unless my checking acct balance gets below $2,000 then I tighten up a bit or think more about what I'm spending.
 
anybody else impressed with the fact that Glad has a monthly budget on excel? I don't even have that. I just go about my usual business unless my checking acct balance gets below $2,000 then I tighten up a bit or think more about what I'm spending.

You should get a mint.com account. You put your online bank acct info in there (it's trusted, not some random site) & it automatically updates every time you use cards attached to that account. You can make a budget and set alerts for going over them i.e. I get a text as soon as I spend over a certain amount eating out or on entertainment and things like that.

But the most helpful thing is that it shows you a pie chart of your spending. It's sooo helpful to me seeing it laid out like that. Before, sometimes even thinking about it I wouldn't realize just how much I was spending on unnecessary bullshit. There are other features, but those are the two I really use.

Unless you use cash a lot, then I suppose it wouldn't be as accurate. I really never do though.
 
lolol That's how I felt at first. The first month I got it, I bought one crazy expensive pair of shoes so when I first saw my pie chart, my 'shopping' wedge looked so out of control. It looked like I sacrificed eating for shoes. hahaha
 
lolol That's how I felt at first. The first month I got it, I bought one crazy expensive pair of shoes so when I first saw my pie chart, my 'shopping' wedge looked so out of control. It looked like I sacrificed eating for shoes. hahaha

What kind of shoes were they and how much?
 
Basically Im not gonna put ALL my money into silver. Im gonna put a lot though, not 5%. But as far as diversification, I am going to look up 5-10 stocks and put some into all of them.


Diversification's about the only free lunch you can get. Just make sure stocks you get are in different industries.


Is there any point with buying stocks even if you only put 50/month in? Gains arent gonna be the great, but losses wont be that great either. I guess it just means Ill be safer for now right?


Not really. Transaction fees will eat about 15% of that. Worry about life, stability and retirement (long-term) stuff at this point.


I am also gonna flip cars. Once I get enough money and can afford to pay for a down payment on a house, I will do that. What i DONT want to do is save up $4,000, and then spend it all in one house. Then its like all of my eggs are in one basket. I wanna have $8,000 and spend $4,000 on a house, and still have the other half to flip cars, put in stocks, buy silver, etc.


Not sure where you live, but you'll need $20-25k to put down on a cheaper home in a cheaper area, plus the tons of fees that come with mortgages. Don't worry too much about getting a home now, just save as you're able and concentrate on career stuff.



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You should get a mint.com account. You put your online bank acct info in there (it's trusted, not some random site) & it automatically updates every time you use cards attached to that account. You can make a budget and set alerts for going over them i.e. I get a text as soon as I spend over a certain amount eating out or on entertainment and things like that.

But the most helpful thing is that it shows you a pie chart of your spending. It's sooo helpful to me seeing it laid out like that. Before, sometimes even thinking about it I wouldn't realize just how much I was spending on unnecessary bullshit. There are other features, but those are the two I really use.

Unless you use cash a lot, then I suppose it wouldn't be as accurate. I really never do though.

That sounds awesome. I'll look into it. If it will do the work of analyIing my expenses for me, then I'm all for it.
 
Glad, who's charlie and why are you paying him money every month?


He is my brother. I bought back my ebay biz and have to make him 2 500 dollar payments

I have crazy bills for the next 2 months (brother, tickets almost paid off, comcast installation fees, pg&e deposit, etc) but after that my bills will be a lot less and Ill be able to save some money.
 
Diversification's about the only free lunch you can get. Just make sure stocks you get are in different industries.


Not really. Transaction fees will eat about 15% of that. Worry about life, stability and retirement (long-term) stuff at this point.


Not sure where you live, but you'll need $20-25k to put down on a cheaper home in a cheaper area, plus the tons of fees that come with mortgages. Don't worry too much about getting a home now, just save as you're able and concentrate on career stuff.



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Ill get into stocks when i have some more money to play around with.

As far as getting a house, that would be to flip it. A 40,000 dollar home with a FHA loan should only be about 10% down, correct?
 
Ill get into stocks when i have some more money to play around with.

As far as getting a house, that would be to flip it. A 40,000 dollar home with a FHA loan should only be about 10% down, correct?


You're not going to get better than 20% down ITE.

Not sure where you live, but in the super-cheap area I'm in, even a low-end house in that range is going to have quite a few problems. If you don't catch them during the signing process, you'll be held legally responsible for them when it comes time to sell.

That, and I'm pretty sure that "flipping" incurs significant capital costs that aren't easily financed. So you put another ~20% into it, cash, take a 5% hit on the transaction costs, factor in insurance, property tax... I think it's more complex than you realize.

You should go to a local bookstore and find a book on what's actually involved and what your potential liabilities will be during such a process. Or try to join a local REIT or something, which is highly credited from what I've read.



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