/biz/ - Business & Finance

This whole CZ Binance thing is going to be the front and center distraction that crypto funds terrorism and they're going to try and ban crypto for real this time.
Then groups like Fidelity and Vangard will allow you to buy Bitcoin ETFs in a few months for "certified Bitcoin" or something fucking stupid like that. You know, Bitcoin you can trust isn't terror money.
>Bad for the environment
>Funds terrorism
>Breaks laws!
>Scary scary!
All the while, inflation, fake job numbers, meme politics, and crappier food.
But hey, Stranger Things Season 5 Part II Vecna Deep Throats Eleven While The Gummy Kid Watches is coming out soon so time to get a limited edition Funko!

Is it common for businesses, online retail sites to sell stuff and imply they have them in stock, when in reality this is not the case. Is it to ramp up the sales or something?

This has happened more than once:
>Go to (online) site
>Item in stock (Delivery promised in 1-3 days)
>Add to shopping cart, buy the item
>Get email something along the lines "oh we don't have that in stock right now, mistake!"
>Order gets re-scheduled multiple times, might take months for delivery, even if then
>Only lies from customer service "Should be sent by next week!"
>Cancel order

Few months ago I was browsing a website of a store located in my city. There was item I wanted to purchase and it said "In stock", so I decided to drop by and visit in person.
>Walk into a store, ask for item that is said to be in stock
>Owner gets slightly irritated/nervous
>"Hold on, let me check"
>*owner pretends to do something on computer*
>So do you have it?
>"haha yeah, it's complicated, its right now in another store of mine I can get it to you by next week" (obvious lies)
>tries to offer some shittier product he has in stock
>Tell that not interested in those lesser brands
>tries to sell all sorts of shit to me
>tell him not interested and leave the store

I don't get it. I will never, ever use services of these fucking sites/brands/whatever. What's the point of selling stuff as "in stock" when in reality you don't have it? Literally sabotaging your business rather than ramping up sales. I literally will never ever use those sellers or stores/sites whatever again because you cannot trust their promises or estimations

They're about to cut welfare gibs and food stamps while now entering hyperinflation. What happens next and most importantly how do I profit from this?

Can someone who actually knows how to trade explain support and resistance levels? They seem to be the only form of technical analysis that means anything.

If everything is priced in, and the crypto market is too volatile to accurately predict, and indicators are almost useless for making accurate predictions, and there are thousands of people smarter than me trying to do the exact same thing, it begs the question. How the hell am I supposed to make money day trading bitcoin, if I can't accurately predict whether it will go up or down?

>red to green in under 10 minutes

Willing to bet futures open and they're down like -.5% and we have a normal boring trading day

Nothing. Ever. Happens.

We are in a Depression.

>DXY, the US dollar fluctuates in price rapidly everyday
>.....
>a coin backed by the US dollar fluctuates a bit
>AAAAAAA ITS OVER SELL
Makes one think, does it not?

The first couple of big crypto poompas had very few market participants and were led by retail FOMO, which makes sense because it didn't take a ton of volume to really drive up prices and all of a sudden a lot of volume came in. Also while there were a lot of shitcoins, there were a small fraction of what exists now.

The last bull run was different. We had 2 things happen:

1) A LOT of market manipulation and fuckery came about which is now all perfectly clear with FTX and the collapse of all those other scamFi protocols

2) As a result of market manipulation we saw the biggest retail FOMO of all time to the point where literally the majority of people investing in stocks etc. bought at least some amount of crypto.

Most of those people are not going to get back in without another artificial flood of capital either from VCs trying to pump and dump again or some further market manipulation but NOW the market manipulation is being watched like a hawk by government entities and so that's way less likely to happen.

What actually spurs on another hype bubble? I think it's unlikely, unironically. I doubt even the next halving cycle narrative will play out with any significant pump. $69k may have actually been the top for a LONG fucking time. Fundamentals may be the next thing to play out and it's not going to happen over night.

>Soft landing
>Hard landing
Why do we need to have a landing?
Can't we just... not land?

My EBAY doin a lil nothin, fuck you crab

When will Binance (or any other CEX) start listing non USD based stablecoins like EUROC?

>>53727777

Men who interact with cryptos have peter pan syndrome, prove me wrong

I sincerely believe that Bitcoin is going to touch $12,344.29 by the end of this month or early-to-mid March.
The pump is brutal to watch, but as it compels me to buy, I do not give in, as I know in my heart it is another attempt to demoralize retail. Markets had the chance to deceive one more time and I believe that's what market makers are doing.

Prices will tumble again, people will be sure crypto is dead, stock market is headed for great depression 2.0 etc. That's when I'm buying.

I'm going to buy SPY on 2x margin once the big sell happens.

I'm long 3k of my 45k portfolio. The rest is earning 4.15% via cash sweep. I feel no FOMO for some reason. Should I?

>panicking over your name being online
it's fucking /biz/ in the stock market general at 1am it's not 2007 /b/

redpill me on exactly what would be stopping me from buying a stock a day before the dividend imbursement date, collecting the dividend and then selling the stock once it has made even a single cent of gain.


I dont give two flying fucks about short term capital gains tax as im already paying that for most of my stock trades anyway.

Alright so there's this coin some guy made 3 years ago. He locked 40% of the liquidity, made a website then just.. bailed. He sent a bunch of coins to everyone but I think he fucked up because everyone has a fat chunk or percentage from the automatic wallet distribution.

It's called MKMOON coin or MonkeyCoin.
It's got less then $30,000 market cap and I own like almost 1% from the $10 amount that I hold. Buy some.

>google selling off on good earnings and no news
Retarded shit

Just boughted calls on the Robbert Hood stock echanche

I lost trillions not timing the market correctly.