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I'm the author of a new book called Dark Pools, as well as a New York Times best-seller called The Quants. I'm a reporter for The Wall Street Journal, covering financial regulation from Washington, D.C. I've also written for the New York Times, Rolling Stone and Mother Earth News. I have a masters of arts degree from James Madison University and currently live in Alexandria, Virginia. ...more

クレジットカード現金化は自分でやる?それとも業者を利用する?

クレジットカード現金化を行う時、大きく分けて2つのやり方があります。
それは自分でやる方法と専用の業者を利用して行う方法です。
クレジットカードの現金化は専用の業者を利用して行ったほうが絶対に有利です。
この記事ではそのことについて解説していきます。

現金化を自分でやるためには?

現金化を自分でやるためには?
クレジットカードの現金化はとてもシンプルなスキームです。
高く売却できそうな商品をクレジットカード決済し、その商品をすぐに買取店で買い取ってもらうことだけです。
もしあなたが今の時点で「この商品は特別に安く買える」と言う確信があるなら、そしてその商品を「高く買い取ってもらえるお店を知っている」
のであれば、あなたのクレジットカード現金化はきっとうまくいくことでしょう。
しかし安く買うことができる商品を探すのも大変ですし、高く買い取ってくれるお店を探すのもそれなりに大変です。
なぜなら物価は常に動いており、先週まで高く買い取ってくれた

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“The Algo Wars were leaving a path of destruction in their wake. “HFT algos reduce the value of resting orders and increase the value of how fast orders can be placed and cancelled,” wrote Nanex researcher Eric Hunsader. “This results in the illusion of liquidity. We can’t understand why this is allowed to continue, because at the core, it is pure manipulation.”
Scott Patterson, Dark Pools: The Rise of the Machine Traders and the Rigging of the U.S. Stock Market

“Insiders say the pressure to succeed at Renaissance can be brutal. One mathematician at the fund may have succumbed to the pressure on March 1, 2006. That’s when Alexander Astashkevich, a thirty-seven-year-old MIT graduate who worked at Renaissance, shot and killed his estranged wife in the small town of Port Jefferson, Long Island, before turning the shotgun on himself. He left behind a six-year-old son named Arthur.”
Scott Patterson, The Quants: How a New Breed of Math Whizzes Conquered Wall Street and Nearly Destroyed It

“The morning of the offering, NYSE officials on the floor passed out silver bells emblazoned with NYX on the handle. Traders were told to ring them with abandon at the open. While they were billed as a shiny memento, their true purpose—to drown out the expected chorus of boos and catcalls from disaffected specialists—spoke volumes about the turmoil behind the scenes.”
Scott Patterson, Dark Pools: The Rise of the Machine Traders and the Rigging of the U.S. Stock Market

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