/biz/ - Business & Finance

Oh well. At least I didn't get /GERN'd/. Those poor motherfuckers.

Who's holding LCI through the weekend and ER?

>>10733623
Keep putting at least 50% of your shit in perpetuity up for collateral to lock yourself into a living breathing options contract that will never be worth as much as the day you purchased it, will accelerate in its value decay around age 30, and for the privilege of purchasing it and all that collateral that you put up, you get to be banned from the market and other more valuable options contracts forever, unless the contract you currently own expires prematurely and you lose the 50% of your networth you put up for the deal. Brilliant fucking strategy. Marriage is for the wealthy to unite their houses by blood and consolidate their wealth and power and for the poor to keep themselves poor and distract from the fact that they're functionally slaves.

>>10673693
Intraday trader here. Your issues combined (1) waiting for it to go up further and it doesn't and (2) one bad trade blowing up your profits sounds like you are not controlling your downside enough and you're potentially structuring your risk-reward poorly. You make these $25 and $50 profits, then blow them apart on one bad trade right? So if we clamped the amount you lose on these bad trades, you'd theoretically be more profitable? That's the question I'd look to answer. If you're making .25-.50 points a trade, that might not be that bad, but it depends on how quickly you're cutting losing positions.

You can control the stock you trade, position size, when you enter, when you exit at a profit, and when you exit at a loss. From those ingredients, fortunes can be made. If you could pull that .25-.50 consistently and clamp ALL of your losers around a level of downside that makes sense to you, depending on how often your setups worked out for you, you could have something to work with there. No single trade should be fucking up your P&L that badly. All that being said, it might also be that AMD is not in fact your stock and you're getting chopped up because you're trading it like it's trending, when in fact it's going sideways and would be better to fade.

>>10637839
The reality is that if you become sufficiently educated and skilled at a lot of things you can get really rich. Real estate definitely is one way of doing it, but it's not really any easier than trading in the markets. You still need to work your ass off and you can ultimately fail all the same. At the end of the day we all go to zero, just find something you can do for 8+ hours a day, that rewards you directly based on the merit of your skill and dedication, something that is scalable, and something that doesn't make you want to jump off a bridge and check out early. Wage jobs are only to raise risk capital.

>>10626461
You're not alone in this. I bought 2000 shares today at $0.26.

>>10519123
I'd rather pay more in taxes for single payer than keep getting shafted up the ass by my health insurance.

>>10285396
Gamble on lottery tickets.

Nice. I'm actually +$8 from -$50. Let's see if it closes green.

>>9581194
Sould I be worried? My "sell" finger is getting itchy.

>>9358216
That's what I did. Bought 100 @ $6.30, and when it hit $7, I took my gains and dumped that shit.

>>5541928
I just woke up and I'm going back to bed.

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>>5208466
You are me in your next life, do you want to be rich again or a wageslave

also my mother will die in your sleep tonight if you don't send 20-100 bitcoins tomorrow

merry Christmas past me.

>>4243226
>looks at ID
>DODGE!

>>4021274
see this >>4021240
>>4021283
Lol, get fucked. NEET, but with a family and kids. Trading crypto and shitposting when the kids are at school. Does it make you angry?

>>3057217
Get fucked I figured it out.

If China wanted to they could shut down Bitcoin tomorrow since at least 75% of the hash rate is under their control. Arguably it would be far harder to take down VertCoin since you would need to take out a lot more than 3 entities to take out the majority of the hash rate. Plus, imagine in the future if everyone is mining in their home, this gives people a stake in the coin and massively decentralises the network. Vertcoin is ultimately a currency where the miners are the community, unlike in BTC where the miners and community are completely different groups of people.

>>2648151
>set order at 2.3k
>oh shit i've been so impulsive, let's wait for the waters to settle a little more
>cancel order
>error
>try again
>error
>order succesfully filled
>fucking bittrex im gonna lose all my money on my shitcoin
>back to wageslaving
>actually bought the dip
>tfw

>AMMO is working on a mobile game
If you read the thread it's a guy on the thread making an indie game. He's not part of the team.

>AMMO is making a Minecraft server (a few days ago)
Same thing. He was just a random guy and the server wasn't made.

Don't fall for this scam.

>>1625993
>Taxes will be lowered.
Economy will start pumping again.

i think your under estimating how fucked the burger economy is.


He's lowering taxes and increasing infrastructure spending which is good, however the bond market and the dollar issue will stop him. HE ALSO NEEDS TO CUT SOME GOVERNMENT SPENDING/BUREAUCRACIES because of the increase in deficit by lowering taxes.

When he tries to increase spending it has to be financed, the fed will have to come in and when they do they'll have to raise rates to accomodate it which will crash the system.

It will happen in the next 1 or 2 years. not 2 or 3

>>1625972
So shouldn't we just default? what would happen if we defaulted?

bump

When will all entertainment be automated with CGI and the "celebrity" bubble die out?