/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>5434438
Hmm, yes, yes, strong the FUD in this anon, yes hmm...100k just bought, hmm yes.

>>5431802
Cheers, just bought 100k

In other news, water is wet.

Hmm.. the level of faggotry in this anon is strong, yes, hmmm.

XRP, Ripple, $ 0.234

You know what to do.

European Exchanges Increase.

Thank Me.

>>4866364
Laundered my winnings, profit thro' an exchange I did, yo'

1. https://www.alfacashier.com/fees-and-limits

BTC at ATH on European Exchanges £ 16,500.00

Set your rolling stoploss, lock your bots, cream the profits, £Chink, £Chink, £Chink, profit, profit, profit. Bank, Bank, bank. NOW!

>>4864957
My BTC rolling contracts, 8 of them, are managed by robots.

It's your money.

I'm creaming it with the spreads. Lock in your profits to fire it into your bank account, and if it tanks at your set margin just cancel it with a stop.

Good luck. I'll see you again on here in the future.

>>4850703
Then use another option and bet against the instrument to get back your gains.

You think you can only make money when the price rises?

Each time an instrument has a downtrend that is an opportunity to make money just as easily.

>>4829931
HOLD.

Iron hands, yo.

>>4824095
Well, ho-lee-fuck.

Who gave you the privilege to dictate on how we accumulate wealth?

No coiner detected.

>>4817518
There's tons of exchanges with stop loss. What you want is a rolling stop loss, or pip.

As this moves inline with the ticker, locking in your profit as it goes along, and automatically has a trailing stoploss attaches to it as well, like a window.

You can set the pip spread yourself, it's your money. If the stock tanks, the profits are locked in anyway, and the pip cancels the trade, sending your profits and initial investment back to your account.

You also don't need to sit by a screen allday watching ticker graphs like an autist. You just set it up on the exchange, and walk away.

Thank me.

>>4815003
Buy it now. Setup a rolling pip to continuously lock in the profit while it grows, and also to automatically dump it should it tank, by the % of risk you are prepared to take.

>>4797190
>How do we cope with these situations?
Stay away from trading for a few days.

When you setup a contract, organise it in advance with stoploss, rolling pips, timeouts or decide beforehand how much you want to lose, before closing the trade and walking away with a loss, should it occur. Use bots, trading platform scripts.

If your buy doesn't rise, then just hold onto it and be prepared for weeks/month/years. Just stick to an arranged plan. Set your stoplosses to sell automatically if the stock tanks and just move on.

If you cannot afford to lose the money, then why are you doing this?

>>4794904
The problem is trying to find decent exchanges who will list them.

Don't say binance.

Are there any exchanges that offer contract options (bots) to manage the trade for all 18?

>>4793794
>70+ customers.

100+ actually.

15 of the worlds top 50 banks as customers.
49 banks in Japan have converted to it.
Case study on it conducted by the Bank of England.
Interviewed by the EU MPCC
Listed on almost 20+ exchange platforms
Top four coins per market cap.
Inline with FCA.

No big deal, so it fluctuates 2% a day.

OP should have been prepared to sit on this for three months.

>>4793407
>>op posts name of coin

Why'd he not set a stop loss?
Why he'd not have a rolling pip set?

>>4793125
>Or does biz even know what a Put and a Call is?

Teach us with your superior nawlej...?