/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>54100011

>learn to co ACK
>learn to mine

>>51174332
>Russia reduces supply
>Norway takes the lead in supply
>Norway cannot increase supply
>Europe still needs Russia's supply

>watching shark tank
>barbara mentions hating cubicles because people would bring pictures of their families to decorate it with

>altcoin goes up at outrageous levels without any known fundamentals or reason behind it in a bear market

They're pumps, aren't they? Pumps to be sold, before the inevitable dump...

>altcoin goes up at outrageous levels without any known fundamentals or reason behind it in a bull market

They're pumps, aren't they? Pumps to sold, before the inevitable dump...

>>50917826
If you're a swing trader, behave like a swing trader. If you're a holder, behave like a holder, you cannot be both.

Dean Fantazzini's theory says BTC's fundamentals, given his equation (which depends on block difficulty and the current US cost of electricity) is actually somewhere around ~100000 USD, I shit you not.

However, it would take a lifetime to realize the gain in that and so nobody has the patience to buy and hold. So we swing trade. However, swing trading is not for the short term (because it is speculation) and you can't rely on fundamental value for shit.

Just lost a small profit opportunity from DOGE due to holding. Buy the dump, sell the pump, otherwise study Markowitz portfolio theory.

>>50854515
>>50854533
seems sketchy as fuck, but okay. i'm just kicking myself for not buying more Netflix when it was under 200. I thought I'd average in over a few months....

Step 1: Overspend on books (preferably on quantitative analysis) that they make the majority of your expenses but in such a way you have enough savings equal to your spending in books.
Step 2: 'Back' every purchase of books with a corresponding expenditure on any random altcoin, so that those altcoins are backed by tsundoku, Read-a-fucking-bookness. It gains fundamental value tied to your purchase of books.
Step 3: Forget about making it intentionally, let luck do its job, unless you are getting skilled at quantitative analysis.
Step 4: Enjoy reading books, with a little less bit in fiat.