/biz/ - Business & Finance

>initial investment
£15,500

Cashed out £11,300

>All time high
£45,000

>Current
£15,400

Do this:

>Go to your Blockfolio, change to BTC
>Check graph, select "All"

What's the most BTC value you had? What is your BTC value now?

>>1914830

It's a bad mindset to have. You do realise that right now there's thousands of investment opportunities where you would make the same gains as bitcoin. In the future you could look back to this moment, right now, this very second, and think to yourself "why didn't I invest in kneepads"

>Profession
System Admin
>Education
BSc degree
>Age
24
>Country/State
England
>Salary
£28,000
>Networth/Assets
£21k in stocks
£2k - £3k cash
£630 in BTC
>Marital Status
Got an angry GF

>Got into IT since it was the only thing I was half good at, no other passions
>Recently got into investing and personal finance
>No other skills outside of IT, dying to change career.

System admin making £28k which isn't too bad just out of uni, but the support aspect of my job is making me miserable and stressed. Can someone help me?

Just tried to buy off coinbase, seemed to go through, was pending. Now the payment history completely disappeared. Dafuq?

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>Systems admin, though most of it is pretty much 1st/2nd line support
>A+, Network+, degree in Computer Network Security
>£28,000
>it's fucking shit, I hate my life and I want to die

>UK
>24

Semi related question

I have maxed my stocks and shares ISA this year.

I have £3000 in a cash ISA account, most of which was placed in there before this tax year however I have put some in this year.

Does this mean I've gone over the yearly ISA limit? I would've thought it wouldn't let me, but thinking about it how would my broker know that I already have a cash ISA and vice versa.

Another question if anyone's feeling generous to a div such as myself: My bank account says on my cash ISA I have £18,300 remaining allowance. How can this be since this years ISA limit is £15k?

>Keep multiple respected, popular financial news outlets open and on autorefresh all day
>When they release a hype promotion of how well a certain company is doing, buy stocks for that company as quickly as you can
>Wait for other people to hype buy, sell when it peaks

Anything bad with this strat?

Have you ever changed careers? I'm a systems admin for a company but it's making me completely miserable. The 1st line support aspect is fucking hell.

I earn £26k and getting a raise soon, but I just don't know if it's worth making me completely miserable for.

I just want a job where I'm not forced to interact with people ;_;

"Prices go up when there are more buyers than sellers"

But every trade requires both a buyer and a seller, so wot da fuk?

Also - since GBP is down on USD due to Brexit uncertainty, does that mean the value of my investments will be much higher?