/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>29992207
>>29992299
The demand for liquidity was huge in march so bitcoin went down with everything (remember gold also crashed with everything as well).
> The outbreak of the pandemic resulted in a liquidity crisis that was different from the credit crisis experienced in the Global Financial Crisis (GFC). Market volatility increased sharply, and market liquidity deteriorated significantly, including in markets traditionally seen as liquid and low risk. As many countries moved into lockdown to contain the pandemic, issuers, banks, and investors concentrated their actions on reducing their risk exposure and preserving their liquidity. The COVID-19 outbreak was an extreme stress event that demonstrated the effectiveness of the many improvements to financial resilience made over the past decade and highlighted areas that require attention.
https://www.blackrock.com/corporate/insights/public-policy/lessons-from-coronavirus

I feel like TA is only useful when there is low sector volatility because all it takes is a volatile day for that entire sector and the prices for the individual components that make up that sector just get tossed around by the entire market's movements, breaking any TA rules they just set up.

>>23369445
Goddamnit don't jinx it anon

>>23280687
>>23280526
>>23280563
>>23280666
>>23280720
You're missing the part where Biden gets asked to strong arm and shake down another nation by a company giving his family millions of dollars and he actually went ahead and did it, then did it again when that nation tried investigating his son who was also involved, so he withheld billions of dollars from them until they fired the guy responsible for the investigation into that corruption.

>>23081740
Have you been following what's been going on in the house?
Pelosi pushed it through the house KNOWING that the senate would not agree, with NO attempt to compromise. The public has that it wouldn't go through the moment it was voted on, because no republicans agreed on it. Two months two ago Schumer and Pelosi made a statement saying they were "unwilling to compromise" on the deal.

Fuck off.

>>22938993
Some unrelated thing that doesn't effect the merger and that was ALREADY PRICED IT, but when people on the conference call heard the proposal didn't pass they dumped like retards. It's already nearly back from before it dumped.

Hurr durr Stacking just pump it the fuck

>>16993130
You wont lie to ne anon r-right?

>>16263851
What a dummy, should have rented more hash power to get the BCH name and ticker, and Craig should have laid low when CZ was pissed off at him just for a month.
Calvin is a pretty business smart guy though so I think he'll think of some way through it at least for another year.

>>16165107
but there are no "rules" for success. You have to define success first before you make that claim. You need rules, you need definitions. If you claim success is making $100,000/yr, then we can start somewhere. Otherwise it's all just vague reddit armchair sociology/philosophy nonsense

>>15753434
stupid fucking connection between the Obama-era Fast and Furious ATF scandal and the death of Paul Walker, who was a main character in the Fast and the Furious movies. literally nothing

>>14400375
>Birdchain
Shill me on this Anon, doesnt seem worthy dyor here

Have you ever sold right before a moon? It's honestly the worst feeling ever

>>7901948
any no-meme /biz coin