/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>12268077
a bear market is defined as a decrease of 20% or more without a recovery for at least 2 months
the market has already started to recover

>>12161047
>dolled up

ULTA, if you're also willing to invest in dolled up roasties

>>11775110
>kek, the stress an unimaginable watching p/e fluctuate 1k every penny

if the amounts of money are stressing you out, then think in terms of percentages
nothing about trading itself changes when you have more money (unless you have so much money that your actions have a noticeable effect on the market), the only thing that's different is you

>>11732661
Holding isn't the problem in that circumstance, mistiming your purchase and then panic selling is
If you had held even when it hit the bottom (and possibly dollar cost averaged on the way down), then it wouldn't be an issue

You are too retarded to be alive

>>11723546
The entire crypto market is a bad investment
It's not a matter of one coin being better than another, it's a matter of every single one of them being valued based entirely on speculative hype rather than any actual utility they have in the world