Message from @Bobby - Pa
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@JesseJames despite the loss, she sounds like a lady that follows stocks! People have been expecting a correction for a few weeks now, it's part of the normal business cycle
Yes for a woman she is pretty smart. Also pretty darn successful.
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/352760194775777282/406713267898155019/Screen_Shot_2018-01-27_at_2.31.15_AM.png @Tanner - SC interesting check out this picture I made a few weeks ago, it's just snapshots comparing household debt by asset class now and before the 2008 crash. One noticable thing is how HIGH automotive debt is. And if you look deeper in the fed report, some 31% of automotive loans are in default, it's crazy
The auto loan market is a mess. I don’t understand how they can still make all of these auto loans and have defaults like that. Who the hell is buying all of these securitized auto loan products?
A pull back in auto lending will send ripples through the auto industry which will probably result in layoffs at manufacturing plants/dealerships/auto lending people. Perhaps even at the corporate level as well
Wow, this may be one of the most accessible yet comprehensive investing guide's I've seen: http://tlc.thinkorswim.com/center/howToTos/main/0/groups/0/file/HowTothinkoswim.pdf
Will check this out after work
I don't know where it is appropriate to post this but my brother will graduate this semester from undergrad and is still looking for a job. He goes to Pittsburgh uni, double major in actuarial science + Econ, he has a 3.5 gpa but a 3.8 in his majors. Will give transcript + resume to those who dm. He isn't "one of us" but he is "trumpist". He is willing to move wherever in the continental US. If you have experience getting a job in this field please DM places he should look, or other contacts you have and would be willing to give. If you yourself have leads/openings those would be greatly appreciated. If you are wary of leaking personal info(personal leads/business opening you have) to me please DM @Matthias and he will confirm that I am trustworthy.
@everyone ^
@Bobby - Pa#5314 with a GPA like that in those majors and at a school like Pitt I find it hard that he would have trouble landing something. Is he a bad interviewer?
@Zyzz thats the thing I am finding so odd...the area has so many jobs related to the industry and apparently he has sent out a massive amount of apps, idk whats going wrong
He's a fucking white male. They are probably only looking for diversity hires. It kinda sucks but it would be a good time to drop some red pills.
@Bobby - Pa when did he graduate? Big companies go through hiring rounds for entry level employees close to graduation dates.
Also what is he using to apply? Some people I know get sucked into Indeed but I found it pretty poor on both sides
@ThisIsChris he didn't graduate yet, I told him that, and mainly the pitt database, I don't know what other options he has used, will make sure to ask. He graduates this semester
He should go to some firms and apply directly. School job boards are a real mixed bag of results. I posted a job to one a few years ago and I never took it down. I still get emails with people applying that I just don't look at. They should notice the ad is 2 years old but maybe that information isn't made very clear on the website.
Once he gets his foot in the door and gets a few years experience it should be much easier to get a new job somewhere else if he wants
thank you to those who responded so quickly and messaged me with advice on this thread or privately, I really appreciate it
a lot of companies hire on an as needed basis too. i graduated without a job offer
Great organization to join for financial networking. Best events are the annual meeting and holiday party. Highly recommend.
http://philasecurities.com
I’m an MBA grad who landed my dream job recently.
* First, start earlier. Many top jobs are interviewed and tied up more than one semester before graduation. Too late for him now, but make your friends and family aware to avoid this mistake in the future.
* Networking is critical, referrals are what get jobs
* Have a professional review the resume
* Practice interviewing with a professional. Pay for it, it’s worth it. Learn how to interpret what the typical interview questions are *really* asking, none of them are to be taken at face value
* Buy a decent suit in gray or navy, get it tailored to fit
* Figure out what you want to do, identify target industries, target positions, target companies
* Research said targets
* Develop a sales pitch on why you will add the most value for your target employer, explain how you’re passionate about the subject, and turn it up a notch to “wow” them. Upsell your experience and skills
* Find national career fairs relevant to your targets, travel to that fair (often out of state), and get in front of recruiters. Observe their body language and response to your pitch. Learn from their feedback.
@Der Seeteufel - SD I got my job by going to a career fair for Hispanics.
They asked what my relationship was to the organization hosting the conference and I told them I’m here because it’s a national conference in my field (engineering) with all of my target employers present, what a great opportunity. I didn’t say anything about Hispanics.
@Tanner - SC that’s ballsy
Anyone collect meme metals?
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What are meme metals?
It's a joke, people on the chans talked a lot of crap about gold and silver holders claiming they were a meme
In that case, yes, I do have a nice stack of bullion.
Yeah, I'm preparing for high demand in the future. I'm coinciding that with a plan for a large family.
Indeed, I'm holding physical long-term. Big fan of Maple Leafs and PAMP Suisse.
You think we'll see a big upside soon or will it be a decade plus?
Is there any compelling reason why they would go up soon?
@Jacob I don't see one for a few months, so I keep buying
War requires a lot of silver
I'm seeing ARM loans being peddled again. Stocks are laughably high. The flight into metals will probably occur when the cascade happens again.