u/National-Egg-2095

I saw this Nadeko nendoroid for a super nice steal price and it's mint in box but idkkkk the figure seems legit but the box is quite dusty and I'm super skeptical of buying second hand because of a past bad experience of buying a second hand ruby rose where the box had spots of mold and the cape had a small but noticeable spot where it had discoloration but didn't mention these details at all!!

The nadeko seller seems legit and they've actually sold quite a few nendoroids already because they're quitting. Can y'all drop some second hand experiences so I can feel better or worse hahaha

caption. I wanna learn how to program bc it would be a great skill to have, and also with technology being more used than ever. I've always been interested in the creation of games, websites, and systems and i wanna make my own someday! with that i have a few questions:

1. whats the best free and paid resource for programming? are there any youtube videos, courses, or websites that are easy to understand for a beginner? currently im trying out freecodecamp and this other free website that i forgot where in both websites you can do some coding exercises and learn about the different definitions and terms.

2. what is the general language do you guys reccomend?

3. how long did it take for you to learn and master coding? like building fully functional systems, professional websites, games, and many more.

4. do you need a good pc/laptop to run code?

5. whats the most fun thing you learnt from coding?

me and my classmates are going to enter in a trading competition next month with little to no experience, we think it would be a good learning experience since we're sophmore finance majors.

so basically, they give you a simulation acc with 10k USD and you can use it to trade with different stock exchanges (our seniors said that we should just focus on the US market so thats where we'll be trading on) and to win you must be in the top 3 performing portfolios.

theres usually like a twist or a requirement every year, like for example last year each contestant must have atleast x amount of green stock in their portfolio. we haven't been informed of our requirement yet so i might update the post when it gets some traction!

was hoping to ask for tips and strategies so that we can be atleast a bit prepared but all in all we really just wanna have fun with it. tysm for reading!

me and my classmates are going to enter in a trading competition next month with little to no experience, we think it would be a good learning experience since we're sophmore finance majors.

so basically, they give you a simulation acc with 10k USD and you can use it to trade with different stock exchanges (our seniors said that we should just focus on the US market so thats where we'll be trading on) and to win you must be in the top 3 performing portfolios.

theres usually like a twist or a requirement every year, like for example last year each contestant must have atleast x amount of green stock in their portfolio. we haven't been informed of our requirement yet so i might update the post when it gets some traction!

was hoping to ask for tips and strategies so that we can be atleast a bit prepared but all in all we really just wanna have fun with it. tysm for reading!

me and my classmates are going to enter in a trading competition next month with little to no experience, we think it would be a good learning experience since we're sophmore finance majors.

so basically, they give you a simulation acc with 10k USD and you can use it to trade with different stock exchanges (our seniors said that we should just focus on the US market so thats where we'll be trading on) and to win you must be in the top 3 performing portfolios.

theres usually like a twist or a requirement every year, like for example last year each contestant must have atleast x amount of green stock in their portfolio. we haven't been informed of our requirement yet so i might update the post when it gets some traction!

was hoping to ask for tips and strategies so that we can be atleast a bit prepared but all in all we really just wanna have fun with it. tysm for reading!

me and my classmates are going to enter in a trading competition next month with little to no experience, we think it would be a good learning experience since we're sophmore finance majors.

so basically, they give you a simulation acc with 10k USD and you can use it to trade with different stock exchanges (our seniors said that we should just focus on the US market so thats where we'll be trading on) and to win you must be in the top 3 performing portfolios.

theres usually like a twist or a requirement every year, like for example last year each contestant must have atleast x amount of green stock in their portfolio. we haven't been informed of our requirement yet so i might update the post when it gets some traction!

was hoping to ask for tips and strategies so that we can be atleast a bit prepared but all in all we really just wanna have fun with it. tysm for reading!

me and my classmates are going to enter in a trading competition next month with little to no experience, we think it would be a good learning experience since we're sophmore finance majors.

so basically, they give you a simulation acc with 10k USD and you can use it to trade with different stock exchanges (our seniors said that we should just focus on the US market so thats where we'll be trading on) and to win you must be in the top 3 performing portfolios.

theres usually like a twist or a requirement every year, like for example last year each contestant must have atleast x amount of green stock in their portfolio. we haven't been informed of our requirement yet so i might update the post when it gets some traction!

was hoping to ask for tips and strategies so that we can be atleast a bit prepared but all in all we really just wanna have fun with it. tysm for reading!