This is not a typical employment situation, but we do need collaborative help. Too much task to do right now with not enough people. We have created an investing project, and we are doing very well in some areas in the market. But we need assistanceI need to find a few people to help with monitoring movements and patterns, report projections and trend analyses, give select stock updates by text/email; splitting up the work so that we don't miss important activities.
No previous experience required; everyone is welcome to connect/reply, but at the moment, we only know english and some german, though we will try hard to understand if your speaking is not too good, or bring translator friend.
It would be helpful if you have skill in basic computer use, word processing a little, and some excel/database and email. More helpful would be math, or finance understanding, but it is not required. Simple math is fine.
Most important, you must be able to protect what is shared; you must not be afraid to ask questions; you must never lie about what you discover about your research; you must pay very close attention to detail. This is an important activity; it requires discipline and careful action to be made according to our rules.
In terms of payment, profit sharing is to come, and we are being patient slow as the funds grow. None of team members right now are taking any money from it until the project is complete. We project that by month 7, we could reach one million, so we invite you to wait with us. We could share some funds before the current goals are reached, but it is best to be patient wait. The more money we have inside, the quicker it grows. Last month we had 120% growthshould not take long for our team to become successful. I could personally pay you $50/day ($6,000 over 6 months), or give you $30,000 at the end of a next milestone, or $500,000 at end of last stage, or something we can discuss and agree upon. Many ways to arrange it. However, if I keep taking out from our pool of funds, we go too slow, so please consider waiting long with us.
Please do not reply unless you are serious about working on this, or separately just to learn and share; make your choice carefully, as the project could be hurt if you are not careful with your information.
We do not discriminate, and we expect everyone to be respectful at all times. We can work through all arguments and disagreements, but we have zero tolerance for harassment or bullying.
If you are able to do this, then in your reply, carefully include as much of the following as possible:
1) name or nickname
2) location/city (distance from happauge, NY at least)
3) identity, sex, preferred pronouns, and/or age (up to you, it helps determine historical perspective and investment style focus)
4) finance, math, or investing experience
5) how long you are willing to wait to see us meet a first major goal
6) mobile availability; can you drive or meet (not required, but helpful),
7) languages you speak, and primary language
8) any allergies; I will make sure we don't have those foods or items in the group area or fridge.
9) how you feel about math, science, and talking about money
10) hours of availability between 7 am and 6 pm ( to be in front of a screen or working), from Monday to friday
11) best method of contact; your email or phone or something (no whatsapp, because FB mining it)
12) are you working for any financial related companies already
13) do you have stable access to internet, during the times you are available
14) What would change for you if you could have half a million after 12 months; this one is for fun, I am just curious
Disclaimer: you do not need to bring funds with you, and we will never askPersonal finances are to be kept separate. Adding money to a pool of capital would make any good project go much faster, pf course, but we will not require it. We are only a small team, and are not offering financial advice. nvesting has risk. Statistically, most other investors lose money in the long run. We are not promising success with your own investing, and we are not offering securities. You must follow the rules carefully, so that we act in the spirit of compliance, use good accounting practices, and make responsible financial choices.
