/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>24428323
never making it above .70

>>24422704
>hurr durr being a partner means they have to buy XRP derpy derp.

Ripple executives, including CTO David Schwartz, have admitted the software that is sold to banks for payments processing, XCurrent, is not a blockchain or any form of distributed ledger. Schwartz described it as “bi-directional messaging” that can eventually plug into distributed ledgers, but xCurrent’s technology itself “is not a distributed ledger.”[55]

>>24412394
I did understand BTC potential back then, thats why I have 40 BTC in my wallet.

I do not own XRPEE because its a piece of shit with no potential. Its a centralized shit token with 100 billion in circulation.

>>24325030
alright then...

can anyone pinpoint where the reddit shilling started? i want to see the post/posts that made it apparently so appealing.

what are the safest stocks that currently exist, with the strongest economic moats? stuff that is literally guaranteed to either crab or go up in perpetuity? like, KO probably fits this description. im not sure if MSFT does because we all think "tech is in a bubble that's gonna burst soon" but otherwise would probably be considered like this, maybe HD too. idk if UNH would. but i need more tickers to make a watchlist for.

>https://www.marketwatch.com/story/who-head-has-singled-out-one-developing-country-for-its-success-in-managing-the-coronavirus-pandemic-2020-11-13?mod=MW_article_top_stories
>The head of the World Health Organization has praised a developing country for its success in handling the coronavirus pandemic on Friday and urged others to re-evaluate their approaches to health care:
>‘Thailand is an excellent example that, with a whole-of-government, whole-of-society, comprehensive approach, this virus can be contained — even without a vaccine.’
>Thailand was the first country outside China to report a case of COVID-19, but to date it has counted fewer than 4,000 cases and just 60 fatalities, despite having a population of 70 million and one of the world’s biggest and most tightly packed cities in Bangkok.
>By comparison, the U.K., with a population of about 68 million, has had 1.3 million cases and 51,396 fatalities, according to data aggregated by Johns Hopkins University.
>“This is not an accident,” said Tedros. It’s because, in his view, Thailand made a commitment 40 years ago to invest in its health-care infrastructure and has built out a network of more than a million village health volunteers to act as the eyes and ears of the health system in their communities.
>See also:People of Black and Asian descent up to twice as likely to get COVID as white people: meta-analysis
>Thailand also learned from its experience in handling the SARS outbreak in 2003, he said.
>“But Thailand is also learning the lessons of the present, by working with WHO’s country office to conduct an intra-action review, to understand how it can further strengthen its public health defences,” he said. “I urge all countries to follow Thailand’s lead. No country can say it was well-enough prepared for COVID-19, or that it has no lessons to learn.”

is this bullish?

>>23905174
Its almost as if Ripple is selling a shit coin to make money off rubes.

ok bros, i fomod into SNDL at 0.51, currently trading at like 0.39.
I can sell 25 $1 covered calls for 1/15/21 and make most of my losses back. my question is: if I sell these calls, lock myself in and cap my profit at $1 per share, what happens if the stock hits $1 in like december, but then dumps after that? i would get totally bogged, right? and wouldnt be able to sell my shit at $1?

>>23327009
1 anatha for this kind of girl

so options are useless for a short squeeze, correct? need to have shares and a limit order to take advantage?

>>23273908
Buy button where?

>>23200239
he's very serious

>>23078163
>sub airdrop levels
>my clovie is gonna reach negative levels
based

ngl chart and price action looks very bullish if it doesn't drop further.

bump for a nice thread

>anon will join when it's too late

https://uniswap.info/pair/0xbb8a43724de8bc071d7278baccb19363545fe758