If you were in the US, I'd say CS. But UK developers get paid pennies

>>1482478
It all depends on whether you go to a good university (top 10) or not.

Ignore the rest of the cucks in this thread, here is some real UK advice.

If you are going to a good university, study whatever you find interesting. You can study philosophy and then get a job with an IB or big 4 if you go to a top 10.

If you are going to a mid to shit-tier university then you are going to have a much harder time getting in to somewhere good. I believe that people find themselves in the roles they are meant for, eventually. Coming from a non-top-10 university, your biggest challenge will be getting through the CV stage. After that, it will be very meritocratic, and you can throw in your true talents and personality.

So my advice for a non-top-10 uni would be to design your CV right now that will give you the best shot at the roles you want, then make that CV become a reality. If you believe an accounting degree will give you your best shot, go for it. Just make sure you won't regret studying the subject. And don't be afraid of being marginalised. Any experience is good experience.

>>1483040
This is good advice rights here

OP, I am also going into my second year of CS at mid tier uni in the UK, if you want any input on how 1st year, I'd happly trade în for more pics like that and maybe the hottest hentai you know

>>1482478
CS and learn accounting on the side. If you really wanted to do accounting for whatever godforsaken reason, you can pick it up and then automate yourself out of job for fun. Thats whats happening in industry currently anyway.

>>1482478
CS.

More demanded skill. Accounting is too normie-tier.

t. Brit in organisation struggling to hire CS grads

>>1483054
Bitcoin wallet -> Poloniex

>>1483054

Keep trading funds you don't need for the next hour on a secure online exchange/personal wallet.

Use coinbase to buy BTC. Then transfer it to Poloniex. Watch poloniex, subscribe to crypto news or check websites daily. Just watch watch watch. Crypto markets have no rules. Very different from forex in a way.

>>1483045
>>>/trash/

>>1483045
Some day we are all going to be dead

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>>1483003
>go on shark tank
>someone 100 times more successful than you tell's you your shit stinks, and trys to offer experience and advice.
> HE JUST BE HATIN DAWG , MY HOMIE AND MOMS HAD SAID MY PICTURE GAMBLING SITE WAS DOPE, WE DONT NEED DAT SALTY ASS CRACKA WE GON DO IT ON OUR SELF, WE WUZ KANGZ N SHEEEEIIIIT!!

have fun with your troll meme market.

http://www.southwesternontario.ca/news-story/5989849-updated-mount-forest-man-charged-with-manslaughter-in-death-of-his-grandmother/

is this you?

>>1483009
Be honest with yourself, you would have said the exact same shit to Satoshi in 2009. The truth is, you never really know if something will work until you try it. Having worked in Wall Street doesn't give you divination powers

>>1483051
I know exactly what makes a business succeed or fail. I actually specialized in investing in fresh IPO internet services companies and still consult the team that took facebook public.


https://www.cbinsights.com/blog/biggest-startup-failures/


but w/e do what you want.

im just saying if ur gonna bust ur ass coding something. try to find something that is undeniably a value add.
this shit is a joke, cmon admit it , theres no "need" this service hopes to fill, that hasn't already been filled by FB, GOOG, snapchat instagram etc.

Also its gonna cost you a lot in real money and paper work to start a gambling website. This IS NOT investing. you will have better luck if you are trying to start this site in europe. if this did exist it would come off extremely spammy and impossible to regulate "popularity" of "memes"



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>>1483056
*skammy.

whats the best platform to buy/sell bitcoin while lurking markets?

DGB is rising dudes
1 of 7 cryptos that are allowed in AppleStore
Digibyte will change the gaming and streaming scene
Still fucking cheap compared to it's potential

OP here

Is there anyone here who lend out 1btc and be paid back 1.1btc in 2 weeks?

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>>1481713

Never too late. 21 million bitcoin and 70 billion people in the world. There's not enough to go around. Buying 1 Bitcoin now means you are the new upper class in 10 to 30 years

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DigiBytes are 0.00000056 BTC and the total volume at 380 BTC.

Wouldn't this be a worthy investment?

Pick a job around you/where you want to live that makes a lot of money. Figure out what training that job requires. Acquire training. Apply for jobs in your chosen field until you're employed in your chosen field.

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>>1483033
blame the state of Virginia it took me two months to get my state id then the rest of the time i was just relaxing

>>1483043
how about I blame you for getting an ID at the last possible second. If you knew you werent getting a drivers license why didnt you get an ID months or even years ago

>>1483047
failed the test two times lol

>>1483033
you seem upset, wagie, what happened? not overjoyed to return to your fulfilling career tomorrow?

>>1482897
And these companies are?

>>1482864

why does it look like squidwards head?

>>1482864
>cold fusion
>posts tokamak
Can't tell if trolling.

>>1483012
IT REALLY DOES !

Okay ..how to invest in squidwardheads?

>>1483029
Just need a quick picture..no trolling..doesnt matter...

how to invest???

Out of curiosity, what country are you from?

>>1481647

Poland

I like that poker can be a way out of poverty for (almost) anyone in the world, if you are good enough.

>>1481233

How much do you make with this, EE bro?

I'm 21 yo from south-western europe (spain), how I can make money online? (In my country poker is not a good idea because I can only play on .es sites)

I'm like machine learning, kaggle competitions could be a good idea to get big profits but the level is so high.

Any idea?

CFA and CIMA are chalk and cheese. CFA is hard but sought after, CIMA is easier and qualifies you to be a management accountant.

You'd want a firm to put you through either - too expensive to do it alone.

I have the ACA and the CFA and work in a small hedge fund.

I'm in the same boat anon. But I've learnt to get a position using CFA you're best off living in NY, Toronto, London, etc. So you might need to relocate.
Most people in wealth management have CIM.. Not sure if that's a Canadian thing though.

>>1482575
you didn't study a good subject nor did you go to a target school (or presumably do an internship) so front office jobs are probably out of reach

if you do an MSc and CFA you'll probably end up as one of those back office/middle office people with CFA... nice to have but a lot of effort for not much gain

if by some chance you do get into asset management then go for it but otherwise I'm not sure it is worth all the effort

on the other hand training as an accountant is perhaps more realistic for you - ACA or ACCA might be a better option if you want to get some experience in practice (ideally ACA)

you can then transfer to product control a bank if you fancied it later... or if you've got solid experience in corporate finance then there is still the potential opportunity to get into investment banking once qualified

>>1482595
Which fund? What's your background?

>>1480491
No thank you friend. I was starting to put together a lot of the little pieces from teaching myself how to swing trade basically.

And some of the things you mentioned like order blocks got me digging and looking and it led me to this guy.

I've been watching his stuff and it's starting to fill in the gaps of what I've been discovering on my own.

I think I'll take a break from trading for a while and study.

I already have some new ideas on how I want to eventually trade. Thinking of trading somewhere between how a hedge fund and an institutional trades.

I want to position and swing trade while stacking orders for my position trades and unload them at the end of the cycle and then do it the opposite way back every cycle.

I thought I couldn't find anything worthwhile here but I found you and it helped lead me to where I needed to look next.

>>1467017
>mutual funds
Enjoy your high MERs when you can get the same or better returns with ETFs

URRE you're welcome

>>1465750

retard

Been on this thread for almost 20 and still don't know wtf is being discussed.

Finance grad here lol

$URRE

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>>1481139
you are looking a lil fatter today

>>1481139
What happened to the dog? I like the dog better.

fuck tht im investing in URRE

>>1482139
you keep saying that there was no dog there was never a damn dog

>>1483027
Isn't it REUU?
Or REEU?
I've seen both here.

>>1482696
good idea, shitty execution

cant have modular design with 'muh thinness'

>>1482696
>How come this got abandoned?

One of the dudes with a prototype liked this girl. That were at this employee relax center with nice chairs. He goes up to her and wants to try to get a date. He was close and someone asked him the time. He drops the phone and it goes right into pieces in front of his dream girl. She laughs. His spaghetti goes flying everywhere. He picks up the pieces and almost trips trying to get out of there. Makes it to his car and realizes he forgot a piece.

Hence Project Ara died.

>>1482813
This, more or less. One of the reasons phones can be so small nowadays is that they can be planned to the nth degree, modularity obviates that.

Worse yet, the modular phone designs I've seen rely on mistaken assumptions about how phones are built. Check out this teardown of the iPhone 6, for example:
https://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/iPhone+6+Teardown/29213

The cameras, memory, etc. are a relatively small portion of the real estate. The battery is far and away the largest thing in the phone, and the ICs are pretty much crammed to death on the motherboard. Adding a bunch of modular connectors onto the phone would only increase size and the number of failure points, and the actual added volume to the battery would be virtually de minimis. That's not even beginning to address more annoying issues, like the added ICs required to act as controllers for the proprietary modular connections.

The simple reality is that a truly modular phone would be bigger, more fragile, less compact, and ultimately less desirable than a well-crafted phone by any major manufacturer. It is very likely that anyone who got themselves into those projects learned this and gave up.

>>1482852
>His spaghetti goes flying everywhere
Please let this be the truth.

>>1482856

Rumor has it that they never even had a functional prototype of this phone past the initial tech staged tech demo.

It was vaporware from the get go

>>1482976
Lets rent the atrium, maybe donald or even ivanka would join us

>>1482956
Hahaha hell yeah! I'd be down for a giant rager in Vegas. We could even come up with a /biz/ness to grow our profits and hire our fellow /biz/nessmen

Do you TRUMP will reach it's peak during the 2016 or 2020 election?

This remains unresolved >>1482601

>>1483002
if they know the reason for the party - and it makes the campaign a lot of money - i am sure someone would show up.