/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>54211093
I assume it's because the shot is for the execs to dumparoonie at the bell

2018 was the soft bull market. then we had a bear market from 2019 to 2021.
Then 2021 saw the mega hard bull market before the huge crash into the current bear cycle.
2022 was a shitty year, but I feel 2023 is worse.
>But BTC is 27k and climbing... 30k-40k within months
irrelevant. Alts are still down hard.
Anyways, I feel the bear market right now which has been going for around 14-16 months, has around 10 months left until 2024 is the next big bull market cycle.
>but everyone is saying that
which is why it will happen.
keep your head up anons. keep buying bags slowly, don't be greedy. invest in projects you want to yourself. ignore the negativity and just keep riding on the train until it gets there. it will.

>>24078322
You should use this time to practice covered calls with your mining stocks.

>>24042527
No

>>23551332
>>23551380
>>23551539
Not much going for us today I guess.

>>23335757

>>22913369
>Miners
I don't get it. I give up.

>>22889571
>libertarian
Such a meme nowadays.

>>22644200
I see, allocated commodities seem very useful. I'd like to drill even deeper into the segregated commodities if you will. If you can immediately buy segregated commodities at a low fee, compared to high premiums at bullion dealers, why isn't anybody talking about it here? Why would I buy from a bullion dealer if I could simply use one of these exchange services?

>BullionVault is going to be particularly interesting once we get a COMEX default. The bids and asks are priced, as it stands, on the basis of the COMEX price. But after that falls, you will only be able to buy gold and silver for whatever somebody else is willing to sell it for. So along with the miners, it will be one place to go to determine the "true" price of gold and silver. If many new investors were flocking into these companies, it would only drive up the price of the existing bullion.
That is wonderful news actually. Do I understand correctly that the exchange isn't in control of the movement of the hedged commodities held in their vaults? If so, then I have no worries over new investors flocking into these exchanges