/biz/ - Business & Finance

how much dividend did you get 2022?

What about NEO? Worth getting some?

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That picture is comfy as fuck

age
net value
crypto

>38
>$80k
>$12k

What do you think tomorrow will look like /biz/?

BTC moon?
Alts in red? alts in green?

What are your predictions?

What are your thoughts on trading currency based on what political party is in charge?

Example: Short liberal countries and long conservative ones.

Guys, with the French election on 7th May we might see a drop in the Euro value if Le Pen wins. Betting markets put her chance of winning at 30%.

I have most of my money in a German EUR account, but I live in the UK and have a GBP account too, of course. So my idea was to go on Transferwise and set up a transfer of, say, 10k Euros on the 6th May. Then the exchange rate (market rate) gets locked in for 2 working days and you have to send the money from Germany (in my case) to Transferwise in these 2 days.

Let's say Le Pen wins on the 7th: then the euro probably goes down, but I still have my locked in rate and can "rescue" my money to the UK

Let's say Fillon/Macron wins: then nothing happens or the euro goes up a bit as the risk is gone, and I just don't send the money to Transferwise (nothing will happen, worst they can do is block your account if they think you're misusing their service)

Is there a flaw in my plan?
https://transferwise.com/help/article/2200504/rate/guaranteed-rate

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>poorly photoshops it
>posts on /biz/ as bait thread.

No (You ) for You.

What kind of books should i read if i want to learn basic's of day trading?