/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>15971058
why doesn't this fag just move funds to prove he is satoshi ?
it's literally the easiest possible way to prove it, if he really is satoshi, and yet this fag doesn't do it ...

>>14955360
> how is the price going to keep pumping if peoples can't put money into it ?
> how is it not going to crash if peoples have to get out before the ban ?

Who the fuck is still going long right now? I mean, I'm bullish too, but at this point you're just asking to get rekt.

Just a random thought here, what if BTC never goes back up again? What if crypto failed? If it would actually go to 100k or whatever wouldn't big investors already be buying?

Hey /biz/, how do you deal with losses/missed gains and the urge to make up for them?

For me it's really hard sometimes to not go full retard on trades in an attempt to make up for a bad decisions.

>>10412141
> people paying each other for stolen goods
isn't that like super illegal ?

>cryptos have been a thing for a decade
>still no real world use

Quick question, I've started daytrading about a month ago and so far I'm making roughly 2.5% per day, is that solid or do I need to step my shit up?

Is making 5% per day a realistic goal? How much do good crypto traders make?

Have any of you also noticed that it's way harder to gain money than to lose it?

Can somebody who knows his shit about trading help an Anon out? I'm really trying to do my own research and educate myself, but I'm very confused right now. To me it looks like there are two big approaches to trading that seem directly opposed to each other to me.

Seems like half the information tells me to wait for a dip and then buy but the other half says you should sell once a support is broken. Same thing the other way around, 50% says you should sell when the price is high, the other says you should jump on the breakout. So, which is it? Or am I missing something here?

What's the average IQ of a /biz/ poster?

Why is it that the overwhelming majority of successful traders are white males? Is the free market inherently racist and sexist?

>>9089091
How can something be a pseudoscience if it isn't claiming to be a science in the first place?

Has anybody else noticed how both shorts and longs are going up?

Now that the bull market is starting to confirm itself, do you think it's a good idea to go long on pajeet and nocoiner posts?

What entries are you guys looking at right now? I think I'll go long @8900, because hitting it would be sufficient evidence for me that the 200 EMA resistance held.

I think we can all agree that some kind of correction is inbound after the latest green dildo, as even 4h is overbought now. But how far are we going to drop? Are we looking at a regular retracement or are we going to close the big bart?

What do you guys think?

>Cryptofags from /biz/
>Witty, funny, willing to make fun of themselves and generally bros.
>Cryptofags from twitter/reddit
>Obnoxious smug SJW type retards who act like they some kind of masterminds for trading meme internet money.

TA fags are really split right now, some say we're about to moon, other say we're going down to 5k. Let's see if /biz/ can predict the future.

https://www.strawpoll.me/15513923

What do you think, how far will it pull back after this MASSIVE green dildo? 7.2k?

So, I've been thinking. If you use x100 leverage and a take profit order set to sell at 1% gain you will either lose your money or double it without any further input required. It's like heads or tails, except better because you can actually use the RSI, BB and MACD to have a rough idea where things are going.

Now let's say I take $1000 and invest them individually and I'm right on 6/10 calls. That means I would lose $400, but make $1200. Now I use 600 $2 stacks and lose 240 of them but with the rest I make $1440. Then I use 360 $4 stacks... and so on and so on. Basically what I'm getting at is that you'll end up with serveral $1m+ stacks very quickly.

Okay, guys I'm new to this. Please confirm that I understand this correctly.

I could register on a site like Binance, buy any coin for a fee of 0.1% and if it goes up 5% I sell it again for a fee of 0.1% and the entire winnings - taxes are mine?

So all you need to do is find things that are currently undervalued and then resell them once they go back up.

How isn't this the coolest and comfiest way to earn money ever?

Yo hol up. You're telling me the entire government for decades have been going through with these insanely complicated strategies to prop up the stock market instead of just implementing tariffs that will fix everything and 50% of the brain dead electorate support anyway?

What will be your double think logic in a year when the tariffs done jack shit? Tariffs are just a tax. And when government spending is not based on its income, and will be financed by printing money anyway, more or less taxes don't matter.

As government spending remains the same, any gains / losses from taxes are offset by expansion / contraction of the monetary base. The only thing taxes do are create some winners and losers here and there and make the market overall less efficient if they are implemented poorly. Tariffs are just a tax and in the end will have a very small, but negative impact on the economy.