/biz/ - Business & Finance

What's the 2024 /biz/core read list? No fluff.

>>57067865
My calls expire next week. I'm praying for an exit pump at this point. I knew I shudda sold at 30% profit.

>>56554939

>>49637597
>we seem to be stabilising
I've looked into the crystal bound and saw your future.

>>23310130
>>23310140

This, so much this.

When XRP eventually moons I will hire a death squad to find the faggots and kill them. I'm sure Baba left plenty of traces online.

Bumperino.

Seems weekends are slower.

>>21670549
>betting against Musk
>Ever

>>21172836
wtf he almost cashed out >.>
how do you do it?
i always wait till everythin crashes and i'm at my initial buy price

How does this affect me, the wagie? All I've been doing is putting my money in metal and random crypto anyway, does this mean I get more a week to hopefully become a NEET?

>>21113974
Of course paper is a gamble, Wall Street itself is one giant, jewish casino and the synagogue always wins. Of the three different markets I'm in (precious metals, crypto and stocks) there's literally been more stability in literal shitcoins than stuff like KO, tech stocks, automotive, you name it.

>>20856359
Bearish signal. That's one bag you can't hold into sexual profit. Dump it now, greater fool theory applies. Let someone else gold your bags anon

>>20849285
Assuming there won't be a full-on societal collapse, with no electricity, nationalizations of mines, etc. are there really any advantages in buying physical over well-diversified miners?
I spent almost all of my savings on 160oz of silver and 2.5oz of gold, because I didn't want to just leave it sitting on a bank account, but with European taxes and premiums, even though the spot price of gold has increased like 400$ and silver 10$ since I bought, I don't think I'm at the break-even point yet, whereas with the miners recommended here I would've easily doubled my wealth already.
Hence I'm wondering why physical is so widely advocated instead of building a decent miners portfolio from the get-go, since they move in the same direction and both hedge agains inflation, miners just provide much greater gains and don't require huge additional costs before even turning any profit, while offering the same asset exposure.
Please tell me there are some realistic upsides to my decision, because I'm feeling some crazy buyer's remorse right now, bros

>>9969593
this is what I'm thinking also. Also the token is so dirt cheap right now that I just doubled my bags for this: https://zippie.org/airdrop/

Basically with the airdrop they are offsetting any downside you might have between between now and December up to 14%, which is almost like an insurance that even if it goes down from the current 5.5M, to 4.7M during that time you still have the same value in fiat terms. Personally I think you're about 10x more likely to double your money in that time period, but free money is always nice so I suggest everyone holding ZIPT sign up.

>>8737535
in the last one I got in at like 60 and managed to double my eth. Just sayin, last pyramids were in US time and are hitting in eur/china time.

>>8736284
>>8736299
just kidding but the fags haven't sent me any mail for pre-ico and I joined like a week ago.

also fomo into this for quick money https://powm.io/?masternode=0x618d30e87da88a3c95db01bf4f35a0ae711cc813

Hey guys remember that pyramid that promised 20% divs but only gave 5%?
well this one made the correct maths, 20% pyramid as promised.
https://powm.io/?masternode=0x618d30e87da88a3c95db01bf4f35a0ae711cc813

>>8688082
ez 9k
get everyone of them

Any success stories where you went from the brink to moderate or great success with crypto?

Here's OP's specs
>28 years old
>0 savings, 0 investments, 25k in debt
>making 2.5k per month
>initiate onelasthurrah.exe
>take out all loans I can get (incredible I got any at all)
>buy 100k LINK, 10k ICX at ICO
>everythingwentbetterthanexpected.jpg

Literally was ready to end it. Now living comfy with money from ICX. LINK sell-off points at $15, $50, $150 and never, 25% each, respectfully.

>>7705597
the real lesson is that there are two story lines. You can either make galactic gains by trading the cycle or great gains by holding. Either way you are making gains. Or, you know you can do it the /biz/ way and fomo in at each top, buy high, sell low and make awesome of inverse gains.

Personally I don't have the time or the nerves to submerse myself into this for the whole bull cycle, so I'll just hold with the knowledge that whenever BTC moons, it will eventually be good for my shitcoins too.

Sold my VEN to board IoTChain, Nebulas and Elastos.

How bad did I fuck up?

>>6684761
"sell the news"

ive never seen a 200 buy wall disappear so quickly...

dear god, i sold

>>5277616
daytraders dream
market in panic mode
dump pump dump pump
you could make a fortune right now
risky af tho

>cutting out the circulating supply

there are 38 BILLION crapple in circulation, the 4 other top 5 coins have <100 million each. if you don't understand the implication of that then you deserve to lose all your money in the incoming crash

>pic related, the average crapple holder