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http://wealthgenerators.com/get-started-us/ "Set up a brokerage account with the capital you want to "invest", give us access to it and pay us $150-$200 a month and out bot will automatically trade for you and probably* earn you money. Just look at those past returns that clearly indicate the likely future results*" *not guaranteed Not BWM enough? It also includes a https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KO6GYTFk7fk
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Subjunctive posted:Are you arguing against the whole class of roboadvisors, or against financial instrument advertising as a whole, or what? There are billions under management by roboadvisors, and every financial instrument advertises based on historical results with that disclaimer. This may be a lovely one, but I think you'll need to go into more detail to say why. More serious robo-advisors tend to take a low yearly fee (like 0.2-1% of the assets managed), instead of $200 a month, don't include MLM schemes as their main selling point and don't promise growths of multiple percent per month.
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No Butt Stuff posted:I don't think you can withdraw your steam balance. I wouldn't think it would taxable since you're basically selling stuff for a digital currency that you can buy games or other stupid poo poo with. Not directly, but people get it out of steam like this: https://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3807537
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FateFree posted:Does this mean that the single actor who cashed out all these coins started losing money on the sale? Meaning the first few coins at regular market price but then lower and lower all the way down to $13? quote:On 21 June 2017 at 12:30pm PT, a multimillion dollar market sell was placed on the GDAX ETH-USD order book. This resulted in orders being filled from $317.81 to $224.48, translating into a book slippage of 29.4%. This slippage started a cascade of approximately 800 stop loss orders and margin funding liquidations, causing ETH to temporarily trade as low as $0.10. So whoever made that massive order didn't lose that much. Everyone whose stop-loss orders triggered after that though...
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Watch this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7U-RbOKanYs Especially the part where he says that a single high end GPU can try 10 billion hashes per second if its using a weak algorithm.
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but there are 208.8 billion permutations for 8 letter long strings, not including upper case, not allowing numbers, or symbols. The odds of any given one having been harvested, especially when you end up with upper case, numbers, and allowed symbols, is fairly low.
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BigDave posted:first female billionaire startup founder [...] requires her to pay a $500,000 penalty.
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https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2018/05/21/government-launch-legal-battle-access-400m-anonymous-donation/ Bad with money, but a masterful troll. An anonymous donor donated £500,000 to the government with the attached condition that the money could only be withdrawn to completely pay off the national debt. That was 90 years ago. It's worth 400 million now and will likely be lost forever, because the debt keeps growing faster than that fund.
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BEHOLD: MY CAPE posted:The other reason is that you can give a smaller number and the huge majority of people will reason with that number as though it were smaller than the equivalent monthly payment, and that is just how human psychology works even though everybody "knows" they are really the same amount of money over time.
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http://www.castlesandmanorhouses.com/castlesforsale.htm Many of these are cheaper than an apartment in one of the big American cities.
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