/biz/ - Business & Finance

how to not get fucked by theta ;_;

Which is the safer hold gois CLSK or TNXP?

conservicucks arguing with feelings and strawmen again, whats new

according to this thread, 2/2 boys are very unlucky . hows this even possible

yea, i made 40k from 1k, though in the end i neglected my funds because i was a brainlet kid that didnt really care about money. was all a game to me

sorry for killing a link thread, but my dad just asked me to start a lawn mowing business. he said he'll do the mowing, and take no profits for a bit. is this a good idea? I live in the suburbs with a bunch of old retirees.

minister me, satoshi?

Okay, I have a question(s) about something I've been pondering since I got into crypto recently. (inb4 newfag etc etc.)

- When one invests in BTC (por ejemplo), it means that that one believes that it is undervalued. Believing that it is undervalued => believing that the amount&diversity of goods&services that can be exchanged for BTC will increase in the future. Correct?

- In order for this network of goods&services to increase, people need to be willing to participate in this network/economy; i.e. exchange their goods/services for BTC.

- But (this is my main contention), if I believe that my bitcoin will be worth (much) more in the future, why would I want to buy something with BTC now; i.e. why would I want to exchange my BTC for something worth the current price of BTC when I believe my BTC will increase (significantly) in the (near) future?

That is, there seems to be tension here: that belief in the growth of the BTC goods/services network (the things bought and sold with BTC) actually prevents the network from growing.

Is there a name for this? I'm sure this has been discussed in econ and the bitcoin community but I don't even know what search terms to use to find it. inb4 someone calling me low iq. I have a strong math & comp sci background but my knowledge of the lower-tier sciences is weak.

Ïsn't trading stocks supposed to be hard?

I just started a week ago for fun, and I'm up about 12% already. Most of my trades were profitable. I wouldn't say I've been particularly lucky or anything, just using common sense, so I think I could keep it up at a reasonable rate.

I just do some basic technical analysis and trade stocks that are clearly below baseline for no actual reason. Can someone explain to me why so many people consider technical analysis a meme btw?

I'm totally serious.