/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56477666
Just read this book, and read it fast, because if you don't start understanding why you should not be a swing trader or leverage trader fast you are going to miss the bull run.

Biz is the 2nd lowest IQ board on 4chan, next to /b/.

BTC is only up 9% in a year and can dump 40% at any moment. The stock market gets these kind of returns regularly and many stocks are up 50%+ in the last year, while some well known tech stocks are up 100%+

You are laggards gambling on shit coins with unnecessary exposed risk. 5-10 year returns in index funds are better than this crypto shit. The only way you were profitable in crypto is if you were of a small % of early buyers, an insider, or a team that allocated tokens to themselves.

Pic related. Value investing. Just invest in the stock market and live your lives you fucking retards. This shit is cancer and has no value

Is /biz/ the lowest IQ board on all of 4chan, aside from /b/?

97% of traders fail. In crypto, the 3% that make it can be further divided into early buyers, teams that allocated coins to themselves from the start, and a small handful of traders who regularly make money on different coins.

There is no value investment in crypto. For the 97% on here gambling on shit coins, you will see better returns in index funds over the course of 5-10 years than you will hoping to get lucky on the "next big coin".

Imagine looking back 5 years from now wasting all of this time on /biz/ when you could have simply let your money coast in an index fund and focused on building your career, family, and traveled.

Lmaooooo

>>21284183
Hello,

Thank you anon for the thread. I'm the anon from the other thread about how crypto is a scam. My recommendation is that we all read the intelligent investor.

Thank you!
Anon

Daily reminder that crypto is gambling and you all will lose all of your money.

Why don't you just listen to Benjamin Graham? He literally taught the most successful investor of all time. You could be getting consistent gains in the stock market.

Is this still relevant? Almost everything I see posted on /biz/ runs contrary to this, so I'm inclined to say "yes".

>>17145991
read pic related and lurk /smg/
use only excess income
open a td ameritrade account and get in the market

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