/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>26866254
>1-2k USD tops (and it's gonna be a large part of my savings)

Frankly I wouldn't do it. Maybe a few hundred, and only in stocks with low volatility. It's very alluring to go for a high volatility stock that seems to do nothing but go up, but that money could go poof at the drop of a hat. If you want to get into trading sign up at etoro (it will take a few days to verify). They have a "social" component, you can see people's stocks and you can copy their portfolio. There are no/few fees and you have many depositing options. They have also "virtual" money you can practice with. Do not get lulled by success, you could have one trade go very well and when you think you can play big now and plonk down 10x of the investment you played with, it tanks to hell.

There are other platforms such as Robinhood or Webull but I can't use those because they're US only. If you want to trade there, look for a referral link to get a small starter bonus. Hint: look up Andrej Jikh on Youtube. There is no guarantee how stocks will perform, you'll have to investigate yourself. Again, that's easy on etoro. I'm following Tom Nash on Youtube, he seems to be pretty good. Look up his older recommendations and check how well they actually performed. Also, learn the lingo, at least the basic stuff like limit order, stop loss, etc.

>>25528326
No, if banks use crypto to store their reserves, we will have literally infinite liquidity.

>>17831943
>The fact that the USA is about to become the next Weimar Republic is bullish
ok

>>17150604
Because it's the only thing that matters for 99% of /biz/.
The majority is too poor to buy more than 1 BTC, so we buy alts in the hope that they pump, like for example link.

>>15116817

He >>15116779 has Xi Jingping's cock so deep in his mouth it's coming out of his ass.

China will have soon Tiananmen x10 across the whole country.

>>14733593
Yes anon it will, but he forgot to tell you that by 2026 the great world depression happened and USD hyperinflated to oblivion.
If chainlink would be 80K then your cup of coffee would be too.

>>13855979
>OP in a nutshell

>>13733571
https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=1+Corinthians+7&version=CEV

Marriage is the same as doing what my gif shows

>>13690435
Yes it's true, it's a scam.

>>13689053
You literally fell for a meme.
Darwin award here.

This one is a resilient lil fuckerr
Hope it can shake off all the sellers and breakout
Bring me some gains from down under
What price did you guys buy in ?