How could you afford to have your car shipped when you didnt have the money to rent a room?
I think Van made most of his money in the dawn of the internet boom. He could buy and sell lines and basically make a few bucks per transaction. It was more of a wallstreet deal for him.
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How could you afford to have your car shipped when you didnt have the money to rent a room?
I think Van made most of his money in the dawn of the internet boom. He could buy and sell lines and basically make a few bucks per transaction. It was more of a wallstreet deal for him.
These threads do seem in repetitive and I haven't been on here long, nonetheless they do bring out a good discussion.
Ive been very lucky on outcomes that I have chosen by subjective knowledge. I knew the Celtics would win the title in 2008, barring they stay healthy. Wagered and won. My gut has won me many bets. And usually, I bet that with comfort/entertainment/investing money. If my Scottrade account is making me money and I don't know a damn thing about Wall Street, than why cant my sportsbook account considering I follow sports and have vast knowledge of happenings and past experiences.
It would be amazing to wake up with some war room with 16 televisions, having access to any game I want, to sit there and care about the 1st half total of an Indiana Pacers vs. Detroit Pistons game in the middle of November.
And then I wake up and realize two things. It will become your job and you will be responsible for the payroll. You have better be picking winners and be in a position to weather the storms. And three months living expenses is not enough. Also consider that if all you have is 3 months of living expenses, you're not quite into a position to venture into this for a living. That goes for 6 months and also a year of living expenses. You have better be equipped and have plenty of bankroll.
Secondly, the truth is that it will become your job. Some of it seems glamourous. Probably base yourself in Vegas. Fly out to the analytics conference at M.I.T or something time to time. But at the end of the day, its just going to become another grind. It does seem better than the status quo for us working joe's and the pay could be substantial, but personally Im happy to win me some extra dough and supplement my revenue stream, and better the quality of life for my family. I never have wanted to have all my eggs in one basket. Diversity in my portfolio is what keeps me afloat.
These threads do seem in repetitive and I haven't been on here long, nonetheless they do bring out a good discussion.
Ive been very lucky on outcomes that I have chosen by subjective knowledge. I knew the Celtics would win the title in 2008, barring they stay healthy. Wagered and won. My gut has won me many bets. And usually, I bet that with comfort/entertainment/investing money. If my Scottrade account is making me money and I don't know a damn thing about Wall Street, than why cant my sportsbook account considering I follow sports and have vast knowledge of happenings and past experiences.
It would be amazing to wake up with some war room with 16 televisions, having access to any game I want, to sit there and care about the 1st half total of an Indiana Pacers vs. Detroit Pistons game in the middle of November.
And then I wake up and realize two things. It will become your job and you will be responsible for the payroll. You have better be picking winners and be in a position to weather the storms. And three months living expenses is not enough. Also consider that if all you have is 3 months of living expenses, you're not quite into a position to venture into this for a living. That goes for 6 months and also a year of living expenses. You have better be equipped and have plenty of bankroll.
Secondly, the truth is that it will become your job. Some of it seems glamourous. Probably base yourself in Vegas. Fly out to the analytics conference at M.I.T or something time to time. But at the end of the day, its just going to become another grind. It does seem better than the status quo for us working joe's and the pay could be substantial, but personally Im happy to win me some extra dough and supplement my revenue stream, and better the quality of life for my family. I never have wanted to have all my eggs in one basket. Diversity in my portfolio is what keeps me afloat.
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