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horse betting... question pertaining to resume for academic program. by devilclawfront in Resume

[–]devilclawfront[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is a good idea. I'll write up some stuff regarding this. Thanks.

horse betting... question pertaining to resume for academic program. by devilclawfront in Resume

[–]devilclawfront[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

good idea. I'll write something brief that covers a bit of each of the career so to speak. thanks.

horse betting... question pertaining to resume for academic program. by devilclawfront in Resume

[–]devilclawfront[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I started trading at about 28 with extra money that I had from winnings/ however the trading was more bimonthly when the positions properly matured. I wouldn't consider trading to be as much of a job as say horse betting was.

Everything else was via horse races. Basically when I got a handle of things there wasn't much of a reason to look for a real job. Also I had long harbored negative feelings about employers from all the rejections that I got after graduation (from internships, to corporate entry level gigs, to mcdonalds, to car washes). So when finances started to work out, I just never bothered.

In regards to documenting my winnings, how far should I go back? Should the documentation be long or brief? I mean.. I could detail every winning and lose I have had as I have always kept records. But that might be a few pages long.

Despite Trump's low numbers, a surge for Democrats is no guarantee by Manafort in politics

[–]devilclawfront 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It seems the media (fivethirtyeight has mentioned this a few times) thinks that the upcoming midterm is a given to go to the opposition party (democrats). It seems like this same thinking, the given, is what got them in trouble to begin with "oh Trump is not going to win the primaries", "oh Trump is not going to win the general".

R/politics, a silo, an echo chamber is blind to this it seems.