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<p>[QUOTE="InfleXion, post: 1253298, member: 29012"]In my opinion it's better to have any job on your resume than to have a time gap where you didn't work, because then the next question becomes what were you doing during that time? Ambition and tenacity will take you far in most any field as long as you can get your foot in the door. If you are truly concerned about things my (biased) suggestion would be to buy small amounts of silver, even if it's just one coin per month. Most people can cinch the belt and come up with that, it's just a simple (yet not so easy) matter of living below your means instead of beyond them as many do. I suggest this in the context of buying and holding for the sake of having the valuable metal in your possession, as opposed to trying to turn a quick buck which may or may not pan out. If you're trying to raise capital this could potentially fit the bill but it is also a risk as the market price is driven by paper commodities and is not a true representation of physical supply and demand, so you might want to think of alternatives in that case. I can't think of any though besides just working as many jobs as possible regardless of if they are your first choice. It's amazing how much money you can save when you work 80 hours a week and don't have time for anything else.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="InfleXion, post: 1253298, member: 29012"]In my opinion it's better to have any job on your resume than to have a time gap where you didn't work, because then the next question becomes what were you doing during that time? Ambition and tenacity will take you far in most any field as long as you can get your foot in the door. If you are truly concerned about things my (biased) suggestion would be to buy small amounts of silver, even if it's just one coin per month. Most people can cinch the belt and come up with that, it's just a simple (yet not so easy) matter of living below your means instead of beyond them as many do. I suggest this in the context of buying and holding for the sake of having the valuable metal in your possession, as opposed to trying to turn a quick buck which may or may not pan out. If you're trying to raise capital this could potentially fit the bill but it is also a risk as the market price is driven by paper commodities and is not a true representation of physical supply and demand, so you might want to think of alternatives in that case. I can't think of any though besides just working as many jobs as possible regardless of if they are your first choice. It's amazing how much money you can save when you work 80 hours a week and don't have time for anything else.[/QUOTE]
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