/biz/ - Business & Finance

/biz/ is the highest IQ board. Discuss.

>>24840222
Indeed.

as long as thee hold 1k link tokens, thao shal make it, check mein digits

>>16964500
Based, redpilled and check'd

I felt a silken, sad, uncertain rustling this morning, something louder than before. There were stealthy bears approaching. They thrilled me—filled me with fantastic terrors never felt before.

SELL! I stood repeating. SELL IT ALL WITHOUT DELAY. HODL NEVERMORE.

So i did. And it saved me a 4% loss to this point and perhaps more still to come.

I don't usually make a habit of selling hard on a hunch but boy it saved me a lot of money today and secured the meager profit i had accrued from my original entry as well.

>>7430022
PRAISE THE FROG DEITY!

Did anyone else get this? The kikes are showing weakness.

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My approach to GET RICH QUICK in here, thoughts?

>>5638829
>you're supposed to buy low cap coins bro
The only coins you will need going forward bro:

https://www.jmbullion.com/
https://www.apmex.com/
https://www.amagimetals.com/
https://www.providentmetals.com/

>>5204727
>Investment tips
Here's a copypasta I've been working on. 1/?

>Step 1: Research
Start at number 1 on CMC and work to at least 25. Here's my copy pasta'd research algo to get you started:

[0] What is the products purpose (and actually read the whitepaper), what are it's competitors?
[1] what is the tokens purpose, what are you actually buying (and why do you think it will appreciate in value, what use cases)?
[2] What is the dev team like (are they real, do they have solid and provable backgrounds), any partnerships?
[3] Check out the roadmap, news, deadlines, etc. Have they been meeting deadlines? Is there big news on the horizon? What are the short and long term plans?
[4] What's the public perception? What does /biz/, plebbit, BTC talk etc have to say? Attempt to dispel FUD as it's encountered.
[5] Apply all the above criteria to the competitors.
[6] Is now a good time to buy? This is a whole different algo in itself.

You'll have to develop your own trading algorithm, since mine is more dynamic and less static. But generally, STICK to whatever algorithm you make (but know when to hold, and know when to cut losses), and improve the algorithm over time. Set entrance and exit plans ahead of time. Buy alts when BTC dominance is highest, and sell alts when BTC dominance is lowest. Don't overlook TA, but don't rely on it too much. From there, you'll figure out the rest. Personally, I follow 10-20 projects and do pretty good just getting in a month early and selling the news, and keeping a dynamically allocated portfolio based on what news is biggest. But also focus on trends (TA comes in here), its clear as day BCH is going to have a massive bull run soon, as an example (it goes like clockwork sometimes, and I made a bunch by noticing LTC was next when it was $70). Don't swing more than you're whole stack unless you're ok with getting left behind post-moon.

You can change your bags as you see fit after you complete this step. Never overlook a project.

>>5167661
>can i get an amen for all of us /biz/nessmen blessed with financial knowledge and born into this peaceful slavery generation?!?!?!?

Fixed it for you mario

>>5153881
Only joobilation on 20/Apr/2018 matters no matter how many soft core pics from now until then.

Space profits on a mission to flush out the sewers.

Men, prepare thy lambo orders!

Heathens begone - to the moon, we are destined!

This is it, brothers - the divines truly shine upon us!

>>5135371
It was always apparent, written in the walls. Those who lack the foresight to see LINKs potential or became unfaithful have been punished.

>>5079705
>Step 1: Fill Your Bags
33% LINK, 33% REQ 33% BCH/XMR

>Step 2: Research
Start at number 1 on CMC and work to at least 25. Here's my copy pasta'd research algo to get you started:

[0] What is the products purpose (and actually read the whitepaper), what are it's competitors?
[1] what is the tokens purpose, what are you actually buying (and why do you think it will appreciate in value, what use cases)?
[2] What is the dev team like (are they real, do they have solid and provable backgrounds), any partnerships?
[3] Check out the roadmap, news, deadlines, etc. Have they been meeting deadlines? Is there big news on the horizon? What are the short and long term plans?
[4] What's the public perception? What does /biz/, plebbit, BTC talk etc have to say? Attempt to dispel FUD as it's encountered.
[5] Apply all the above criteria to the competitors.
[6] Is now a good time to buy? This is a whole different algo in itself.

You'll have to develop your own trading algorithm, since mine is more dynamic and less static. But generally, STICK to whatever algorithm you make, and improve the algorithm over time. Set entrance and exit plans ahead of time. Buy alts when BTC dominance is highest, and sell alts when BTC dominance is lowest. Don't overlook TA, but don't rely on it too much. From there, you'll figure out the rest. Personally, I follow 10-20 projects and do pretty good just getting in a month early and selling the news, and keeping a dynamically allocated portfolio based on what news is biggest. But also focus on trends (TA comes in here), its clear as day BCH is going to have a massive bull run soon, as an example (it goes like clockwork sometimes, and I made a bunch by noticing LTC was next when it was $70).

You can change your bags as you see fit after you complete this step. Never overlook a project.


>Step 3
Profit?????

I have the majority of my crypto money on ether. Thinking about the future of it though, the fact that theirs an infinite amount of ether that can be mined, wouldnt that make it worth less the longer its out? Were as btc and ltc have set amounts, knowing that every year 18 million new eth will hit the market seems like it would slowly loose value overtime. Can someone more knowledgable on the subject share their opinions of this please