/biz/ - Business & Finance

>thinking owning a home is better than renting
actual financial noobs. its worse/the same as putting the money in the bond market unless you are a landlord, retards. shit will not just automatically get cheaper and easier, you will just be further leveraged and paying the jew banks their 7 percent. dumbasses. fucking sit down and do the math on owning and paying for maintenance vs renting and putting that money into a market. i own 3 properties and would at this point rather have it all in cash/stocks/bonds. you nerds missed out on the equity bump and shit will not happen again until next crisis. stop blaming your problems on owners

>already using the baggie word in this thread
bullish, shook out, cope and seethe sideliner

Don’t mind if I do

Slurp now.

Do you think, that Chainlink has finally broken its crab cycle or will it crash down to $15 again? I already shorted for good money yesterday, but I really don't know what I should make of this right now.
>$1000/$5 eoy bro
Idgaf, this is about swinging the current $14-$18 cycle

Hi, I am a newfag to trading and have only held spot before, recently started day trading, had success at first, then started gambling and losing money before I quit. How do you trade without falling into a feedback loop of chasing losses and doing more and more retarded trades? Are there any general things I need to look out for? Is TA worth a damn or should I trade based on general market trends? Should I ever trade volatile tokens or use leverage >5x or even at all?

Oh, and before any jeet comes around, DON'T SHILL ME YOUR STUPID MEME COINS. I might be impulsive, but I'm not a retard

There is still absolutely fuckall trading volume, so if you aren't day trading crypto, maybe still hold off on buying or selling. Hold or wait, this is nothing but a bull trap