/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55793733
An often ignored part of trading is that a lot of the success stories are people who had no expenses, whose parents gave them shitloads of money they used to buy crypto make up a significant part of the people who "made it in crypto." Other markets, particularly RE are the same. "My parent bought me a 200k house and I sold it for 500k ten years later"
The number of people who started from nothing and actually made serious money is far lower than the influencer-bucketshop industrial complex want you to think. Most retail investors lose money. Even breaking even makes you an above average trader.

>>52800461
Daytraders who like to larp as Gordon Gecko are cute.

>>52624727
I want to go all in on crypto asap.
Today my stepdad mentioned tether for the first time, he says CIA uses it to move money and calls it fake crypto. There are local news about crypto collapse, but also young investors still have faith.
January 2023 can't come soon enough. I'm going all in with my massive amount of cash.