/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57448682
>chart looks like a slow rug
>muh falling wedge
you are a brainlet

>>56348832
>here are three options
>the first one isn't an option but a preface
>there is a negative option and a positive option
>i'm skeptical of the positive option
>anyway pls buy my bags
kek brainlet did you even read what you wrote?

>>55629347
>I can buy the people behind him's shitcoin at the bottom and dump on low IQ tards like you later.
>low IQ
>He thinks he's high IQ
>He holds DBI
Picrel it's you

>>53681604
>4750 is conservative
ath was 4796 with money printing on 0%
you think fed cuts to 0% again this year and starts printing?

How do you manage working 12 - 16 horus a day, every day of the week? Common advice for business owners / bankers / anyone with serious money is that you need to work 80+ hours a week to make a serious difference in the world & your finances, so how do you accomplish that while still living a fulfilling life?

>>53100887
>replying to myself

>>51664489
>none of you understand modern monetary theory lol

>MMT
>Understanding

Pick one

>>51654117
>I can't answer your question because uh, you're too dumb to understand!!!

>>51584350
>Are you aware of this fact or is it news to you?

Wat

>>51572929
I would also like to know. 99% of the people who talk about this on /biz/ seem to have a vague sense of "number go up, curve go inside out, bad thing happen" but their actual level of understanding is cargo cult-tier.
Not that I have any fucking idea either. Bond yield go up when demand drops. Fed hits target funds rates by buying and selling bonds to add/remove liquidity from commercial banks. How it all comes together is beyond me.

Is there any advantage to "hedging" trades in a single asset? Say for example I have 10k cash waiting to buy bitcoin at 15k. In the meantime I open a $500 long at 5x leverage to try to catch any small pumps in the meantime. Or conversely, holding 10k btc but opening a $500 short in case of dump.
My intuition says I could achieve the same risk/reward outcomes just by spot swing trading, but I've always liked to mess around with small leverage trades counter to my major positions. Is there any actual advantage to doing this or am I exposing myself to unnecessary risk?

Is there any advantage to "hedging" trades in a single asset? Say for example I have 10k cash waiting to buy bitcoin at 15k. In the meantime I open a $500 long at 5x leverage to try to catch any small pumps in the meantime. Or conversely, holding 10k btc but opening a $500 short in case of dump.
My intuition says I could achieve the same risk/reward outcomes just by spot swing trading, but I've always liked to fuck around with small leverage trades against my major positions. Is there any actual advantage to doing this?

>this one exchange is closed on the weekends, and that means bitcoin has to fall 85% from here because... it just does, ok?!?

>>51189518
>"minor pump" to $23000
>EPIC FLASHDUMP to $21900
>"see i tolded you flashdump werner was legit!!!!"

>>51178041
what

>>50960948
>Opening a long, gonna take a huge shit and think of bobos while doing lt

>>50881984
>will make miners abandon it

>>50824477
holy shit ETH flipped gold

>>50794917
>On the substantial note - the growing markets has the leaders lose their dominance, not gain it. For BTC to gain dominance it must become a monopoly, that is incorporate every other major crypto solution. It doesn't happen, so the dominance will fall over time.

>>50767779
>I know you’re a retarded boomer but PoS is the way to go once certain kinks are worked out. Keep on rootin for BTC and buying gold though. Make sure to get your next covid booster too.

cradanow

>>50670361
>Yup. Any smart investor wants prices to come down.

>>50615626

What does the "merge" mean for ETH? Lower fees? Faster?