/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>53318964
I don't know what the housing market is like for the amerimutts because frankly no one but the mutts give a shit but australia i know that property council of aus and pretty much the entire real estate industry is Venezuelan level corrupt, it needs some level of reform. But please continue making these bait threads 30 times a week and cope further that your goyslop property values are crashing

>>53320621
saying stupid
shit is free my boy. why do you think people like 4chan
>>53320599
13 years*

Did anyone else see the line jump up to 70 for a split second like 5 minutes ago?

What the fuck is happening fellas?

>>27228888
B-bros, can i buy XRP with Etoro? Normalfag lurker and i want to be a schizo too

>>26878814

Fuck off Nigger

>>25961116
I got fucked by the amd shill nigger and vale shill faggot

>>25870729
What else am I supposed to do while waiting one minute candles to shape some signal on a shitcoin I'm currently daytrading?

Hey guys, whats the best stocks trading platform to use as an Aussie?

Over 10 years ago I had a friend who was 9 tabling poker and was ranked as one of the best online.

He was trying to teach us and the first step was playing at the $0.01 and $0.02 penny blinds. Only when you were consistently "beating" that could you go up to $0.05 and $0.10.
The game adapted slightly with higher stakes of course, but the point was to learn the fundamentals.

I finally have a day to myself and I'm going to get some take out, carve a pumpkin, and throw $100 on Binance and try to learn how to "beat" trading.

Theoretically if you only trade Bitcoin between one other steady high volume coin (or maybe Tether is safest) how can you lose if you ride the wave with stop-loss orders well before a peak, and well before a floor?

Keep taking tiny profits and continuously set these orders on a very frequent basis.

It's probably very tedious and boring, but do this a few times a day as part of your routine and you're making a little extra which will begin to grow much larger percentage wise as that $100 goes to $1000.

Short of Bitcoin disappearing, or the power going out, I don't see how this can fail? It's clear that Bitcoin is on an upward trajectory depending how far you zoom out on the graph over time.

>>20871922
Rolle

>S&P/ASX 200 is now frozen

>Since S&P is circuit breaker'd for any trades that go lower, it just stays fucking glued to the floor
>minimal excursions back up to the -4.5% range, as would be expected if it was regular trading with a clip applied
>just stays glued to the minimum possible price

I'm under the impression that greater losses are expected for mid-caps than large-caps since the russell 2000 is particularly inactive, but the Boomer DJIA is still wandering around at a smaller loss

Also, what's this fucking guy on about?
>>17653420
>ITS ACCELERATING >AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

>>17531866
Sleep it off before I start getting violent