/biz/ - Business & Finance

The bear market so far has been a slow bleed. The recent run up was designed specifically to inject optimism into markets, in order to cause actual capitulation, disgust, and distress.
>Sell it all, today.
>Buy back in at $10,500

Normies will like what their masters want them to like

Did none of you have a father who told you how to succeed in life or what? Obviously what you do is:

>1. Learn a Trade
>2. Get job as tradie and just save up all your money.
>3. Do uni courses on the side. DO NOT ENROLL IN A DEGREE. But pay to be officially enrolled in a course. Just one. Then as you only have that one course get an A in it.
4. After completing the first one do another one.
>5. Continue until you have a portfolio of A’s in uni courses.
>6. Quit as Tradie. Officially enroll in a degree and transfer over your entire portfolio of A’s. You will only have a little bit left on degree.
>7. Immediately apply for intern part time positions at big companies by sending over your portfolio of A’s.
>8. Continue with a masters and also your internship
>9. After graduating then get a job 100k+ starting as you also have tradie experience on CV
>10. After being a full time employee then start doing M.B.A and leadership courses on the side
>11. After working full time for two years and also with an MBA you will get promoted to project manager with 300k/year salary

Sell it all. Today

Whats the deal with these guys? Are these actually how people in investment firms on wallstreet treat each other?

Also /biz/ movie thresd

>>6680263
>Would you recommend cutting losses on SONM
>M A R G I N C A L L
Joking, I'm assuming don't leverage at all, so no worries there. To be honest, anon, that depends on how much you have sunk into SONM. I don't need dollar amounts, but how much of your portfolio (percentage wise) is taken up by SONM? Is this money you can afford to live without/without for a while? Then we'll take a look at opportunity cost/perceived lost for leaving money sunk in there that can be working for you elsewhere.

>>6680211
>learn day trade within a day if we do it with discipline
You can't and you won't. "With discipline" means dropping emotions out of the equation, taking multiple 1% losses in a day off of a bad trade, and approaching each opportunity with the same mindset. That takes time. There's a reason something like 95% of day traders don't make money.

>>6680283
Drink more water. If you're crypto trading without a Nalgene on your desk, then are you even actually trading?

>>6680294
Even in Limitless it took him more than a day I think. I will say though, Adderall/Vyvanse and coffee help a lot.