/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>14874928
>mfw im smart money

>>>14874904
>why short AMD now
well there was some opportunity cost in entering back then since i was in a oil short

>>14001626
>It's just about timing this shit correctly
You are a few years to early
QE and low interest rates are imo the only important variable right now, this ponzi will get propped up for a long time to come

the end of the trade war is literally the beginning of the end for the bubble, since then the rates will start increasing
i hope Trump gets reelected and continues this for 6 more years

screencap this

>>13013925
>mfw cfd's are literally modern bucket shops and are the only thing i trade
desu i just wanna be like livermore

>>12895009
My god... the bottom just fell out for sugar, gold, and olil... Are we having a commodities crash? equities bullish AF.... is this for real? if so, golden bull is here,

>>12448132
Are you serious?

>>12151089
>not 18x bear certificates on all world indexes

>>11679990

I'm a lot more secure about my sexuality than you are about your taste in art. Your choices are gauche as fuck, a shallow and reductionist attempt to address what you think is the "degeneracy" of abstraction, which you address by trying to recreate renaissance sculpture but instead you're getting something closer to a set of shop window mannequins.

Every time you look at those sculptures, you will remember this comment and come to hate your shitty art collection that represents nothing more than an effete rebellion against real art, how you perceive it as a threat to your paper thin veneer of an ego, and how your attempt to amplify your masculinity and desire for order, domination, power and all of those other puerile alt-right mgtow type ideas is basically the most adolescent, clumsy and pathetic set of values anybody can have.

Who wants to bet you actually spend hours of your life trying so hard to think about how to become more of a man to other people, all the while not understanding that all of this undermines your manliness and just makes you a permanent adolescent, all reaction and no true values. Imagine that - you feel so cornered and exposed by art that is non-representational that you have to decorate your living space with what amounts to groan worthy kitsch, and grandiose, fedora level political posturing in order to defend yourself from the judgement of others.

Also your total obliviousness to how camp the statues are, yes both male and female, is basically hilarious. Go and email your pictures to any art lecturers from any university and ask them whether they consider them to be examples of camp, queer culture type art. You'll hate the answer. Also look at 60s pop art, and how it centres around this type of body worship sculpture. There's a reason why it was all made by homosexuals.

>>11629338
>>11629338

You do realise that your chart includes an event where an exchange, responsible for 70% of transactions, experienced the theft and resale of 10% of all mined supply.

Are you honestly trying to say that this had absolutely no impact on price, and that this bear market will be just as long? Do you realise that the resale of those coins literally doubled Bitcoin inflation during the last "capitulation" period?

Let me tell you a little something about markets.

Most people don't get to be rich. They will either buy when it's already too high and sell into the panic, or they will get left behind because they waited too long. The people who will be making real money in this are buying now because they are neither people who are impatient and buy at the top, or greedy and think they're going to be getting a great deal for nothing.

What makes me even more sure is the fact that we don't have any of the bullshit hanging over our heads as last time. We don't have the main developers like Gavin and Mike Hearn actually abandoning Bitcoin. We don't have China bans. We don't have a major exchange failing. We don't have a total lack of technical roadmap. We don't have regulatory uncertainty. We don't have double inflation. We don't have a litany of adopters who got burnt by the theft shit talking Bitcoin on the internet and vowing never to buy it again. We also have another 4 years of the technology surviving intact under our belt. We have regulatory certainty. We have institutional interest (finally), and actual institutional investment frameworks coming online.

It is patently absurd to think that the bear market will be as long and deep as the last. Anyway enjoy missing the boat again.

>>11420274
have you tried selling PM's back to a dealer? kek
same deal as trying to sell diamonds
worthless

>"If Tether implodes, everybody will pile into Bitcoin leading to a huge run up in price!"

I see this around so much and I always laugh. I don't know whether there are people who are this stupid, but given how many of you lost money on shitcoins I am betting you really are this fucking dense.

Let's just run through this argument. Imagine it finally comes out that Tether is unbacked and has mostly just been used to stimulate fake buying demand, the sale of fictional BTC, and that Bitfinex is a gigantic fractional reserve Rube Goldburg machine. The news goes across the internet at the speed of light. Tether's value immediately falls from $1USD each to $0.001USD each, within an hour or so.

Tell me: how many Bitcoins do you think will be now be bought using Tether that is now deemed to be worthless? Have a think about it and try to see where you might be going wrong.

Here is what will actually happen: the price of Bitcoin will fall through the fucking floor. There is no more fake buying demand and fake volume to prop anything up. There was no rush into Bitcoin, because those holding Tether have just had their purchasing power immediately evaporated.

If the Tether ruse is finally found out, $3K BTC is basically a certainty, and it'll happen fast. And I know this would happen because everybody is in 'hush no tears now' denial mode.

>>11324556