/biz/ - Business & Finance

The best strategy for /everyone/ who has a single stock in $AMC is just a textbook Fibonacci. If you plan on selling during Monday open, do so during the expected peak, and use those funds in order to pump buy during the dip. You only lose if you panic sell. If you buy high you still have a really nice chance for a GME mimic, and even if it doesn't turn out, you still have one of the comfiest stocks in history, AMC stock will only retain and increase during summer, and will do so at the eventual end of the pandemic. Even if everyone on the planet where to follow this post picture perfect, we would just end holding even harder, and having an increased value from every share on the market. We literally can't lose as long as you don't act like a retard and panic sell.

The highest expected value strategy for us AMChads is just to follow a textbook Fibonacci. If you buy on upturn you do nothing except give yourself to the chart. If you sell high you have the opportunity to wait for a future dip, while still keep a nice wad of cash from the sell you made if it doesn't end up dropping. If you wait for a dip to buy you have one of the comfiest stocks in history while still being able to get in on the insane cash that will be moving around next week. Even if this post were to blow up and EVERYBODY knew the strategy any shareholder in AMC would benefit from the fact that people would only buy while the stock is low, increasing the expected value of the stock while the rest of us hold to fucking Mars. The only losing play on Monday open will be panic selling. Sell while the market is going up, buy while it is going down, even fucking wall street suits are a slave to our genetic code. So, BUY LOW. Hold or sell during upturns, BUY AGAIN during dips, we all fucking win.

>Every single time AMC goes past 13 it starts to rocket
>Then magically shoots down to the 12.90 range again in seconds
I'm starting to think that the $13 mark is what they're really afraid of it staying above.

>>26388869

....huh...

Is LRTNF a buy or has it already peaked?

>>17477202
>china is building hospitals by the day!
but i thought that the virus had peaked and was subsiding????????????

>>13528307
So what you're saying is that we have to have a population of 2.1 Billion in the United States in order to keep social security going?

What was your first non speculative crypto transaction or purchase?

I just sent some LTC to a pretty cool street musician.

>>7292717
>did the dollar lose 70% of its value in 7 years?
>did the fed print trillions of dollars from thin-air and devalue the money currently in circulation in the past 8 years?

>>5284810
>holy shit it's off by 50 days on the exact same inflation rate and expansion curve
>we have a difficulty adjustment algorithm that pegs us to the profitability of BTC mining
Wow, it's almost as if it's been designed to perfectly mimic BTC except for replacing the vulnerability to Antbleed. If only we had a charismatic loudmouthed moron willing to shill for us 24/7 on every major news network.

>>5125032
>>5125095
Godspeed, shill. Keep prices down so I can accumulate.

>>4700606
>1 dev
For all we know Satoshi was 1 dev and he had no shill partners for quite some time; mETH is basically run by moneyskelly alone, and more devs will come as the coin gets adoption (it's only 4 months old)

>1 mining pool
There's definitely more than 1 pool; I mined on bitcoin.com but they weren't the majority hash rate the entire time I was mining BCH (from august til november). The only complaint I have about mining BCH was that my HW error rate was significantly higher for BCH than BTC.

>mfw retards invest in anything other than bit coin