/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56062333
>>56064190
That has me thinking. Has anyone here ever liquidated their stack or part of it to pay for something else? I'm thinking of selling my silver (at a loss ofc) to help fund FFS. I don't need it, but it'd be nice to have a prettier face for the rest of my life, much more so than some millennial cylinders sitting in a box in my closet. I'd keep my ancients and my gold, but all the silver bullion? Eh, it doesn't spark joy. I could go through insurance to find a surgeon, but I'd rather just pay out of pocket and go to my top pick, wherever they might be.

>>55742336
Glad to hear that, anon. Have fun and be safe!

>>55742351
Soviet gold is making its way up my short list. Any tips about getting into soviet coinage?

I started dealing with crypto 4 months ago. I managed to turn my 300$ investment into ~12k$. I just spend 1k$ on 10 random shitcoin which I thought had potential (proof: https://etherscan.io/address/0x53Db201Bd47daab13b4Ce0BF567F1C13286577Cb#tokentxns))

Did I do good?
What should I spend my last 1k$ dollarinos on?

NFTs?

With crypto you can lock in the value of your coins when you put them in cold storage, how do I do that with my stocks?
I'm nervous about holding them over the weekend, what if there's a crash? How do I lock them into their current market price so they hold their value when everything dumps?

>>26017181
Why would you expect it to?

>>22203113
We need the males for the taste test. But, production can be 100% woman.

>>18216398
I don't care about that stuff. Overwhelming majority of the time I trade better if I tune out all news and opinion about the market and just do what my TA says. On backtest I go through doing the entries and exits, then look back at news for whatever time period I was doing a test on. Sometimes i'm buying when the news is grim as fuck and there was no hope on the horizon and it turns out to be a profitable trade anyway.

buy SQQQ and hold over night?