/biz/ - Business & Finance

Now that the big correction is about to start, which puts have the best metrics on the bigger cap stocks?
In other words, which puts are the cheapest and will bring the highest gains.
I'm thinking either SMCI or MSTR. These ran up the hardest on almost nothing but retail euphoria and will come down the hardest.
But even the puts expiring in August look pretty fucking expensive, which tells me the big boys are already loaded up for the crash.

What are your strategies to gain on a major market correction?

>>57900657
>Huge dip
>69 to 61k

You must be new here.
A Bitcoin dip is something that makes your asscheeks CHAFE, we're talking 40-50%. Something where most of the newfaggots who started buying in January immediately question the entire market and sell.

>>56315603
Learn to prune trees, bro.

>>11089817

I'm actually kinda looking forward to 2019. Seems like a lot of things are lining up for REQ, and the CEO Christoph said they plan to monetize in early 2019.

>>10883108

>Chink shit

Yeah, no.

The fact REQ is developed by WHITEs, instead of scheming, zero ethics chinks, makes this a 200 million market cap instantly.

>>10786477

The only people doing transaction on Vechain are bots, programmed by the thieving Chinks as a last ditch attempt for a solid pump and dump.

>>9012292

There's literally hundreds of whales that own millions of REQ purchased at sub-1 cent prices.

They can literally afford to sell all the way to 1 cent and still make a handsome profit.

>>7910073

>Following subhumans on Youtube

>>7792320

Those are their self-claims which cannot be independently verified.

They claim the parent company Omise has been in the FINTECH business since 2013, but there is no proof that they do ANY business at all. I have not seen a single customer of theirs. Seems it's a shell company setup strictly to support their own token, which would appear fraudulent.

Furthermore, no one of their team has any industry credentials and their histories disappear after 2013.

>>7751677

>It's got one of the strongest dev

Well, see, that's the thing. They actually have no developers with any credibility. None of the people on their team even seem to have any credentials that precede 2013...

Have you even done any research into this or did you do like most of the drooling idiots on here and just bought based on how pretty the logo is?

>>7111516

/biz/ Tranlslate:

>I bought in under FOMO like a bitch and then it corrected, so now I'm chasing the heat with other shitcoins
>Proceeds to list current shitcoin holdings

>>7036994

No, I'm talking about really DIGGING into the financials and book-keeping of an individual company and trying to find a solid business despite it being crapped on in the markets.

I'm not talking about some broad buy-in as soon as "any" company falls below a mark.

>>6937166
Worthless thread OP.

You have not proved your credibility or shared any insights.

Fucking delete this waste of bandwidth.

>>6465750

What's it like sitting holding bags for a shitcoin that has ceased to trade or have an active market?

Must be an eerie feeling..

>>6253344

So if you're invested in shitty-ass ETFs with mediocre returns, yielding maybe 5-6%, where exactly did the principle come from?

IT cucks are a dime a dozen. You would max out 100K gross per year, and with a family and living costs, a lot of that would be consumed and not saved.

Did you run your own business?

Story is not adding up.

>>5689826

Got 30K in play for this protocol lads.

Couldn't give a shit about the coin, Monero is superior, but I want those speculative gains.

>>4454701

Pump chasers like you and the pajeets will all hang on the Day of Rope.

>>3503845

How is this fucking ancient memecoin still alive? Who operates it? Who trades it?

Jesus.

>>2476877

It always rebounds on the weekend, idiot.

All you had to do was observe the last 5-6 weekends. So predictable.

I bought in early Friday after the correction plateaued out on Thursday.

Easy gains if I simply hold until Tuesday.

>>2419857

>FOMOing this hard

You're the greater fool upon which the fortunes of traders are made.

>>2421067

And what exactly is the basis for this miraculous inflow of capital? Hmm?

Jesus, at least qualify your opinion with something.. anything.

>>2118141

What is this, your 10th FUD thread today ETHcuck?

I live and work in the Greater Toronto Area serving in the building materials supply chain.

We noticed a pretty drastic tapering of clients recently, whereas normally this is our busiest time of the year. The market was hit with like 6,000 listings in the past 3 weeks, and people seem a little uncertain.

These are the first sines. HCG is a drop in the mortgage market, but it's the sentiment that counts.

The frenzy is over. I'm hoping for a 50% correction.

If you won RE NOW is the time to cash out. You've been granted a million dollar lottery ticket, CASH IT IN, it won't ever happen in your lifetime again.

>>2007580

>60ETH

>Rich

lolno

Even if it attains an improbable and fleeting 1,000 per ETH, you've only got 60,000.

That will buy you mid-range pick-up truck.

You NEETcucks have to learn that you need to be a very early adopter with tens of thousands of coins to make it big, like those fags did in 2013 with Bitcoin.

That's why currencies like XRP are things you people should be looking at. They are trading at low, fractions of BTC right now and bound to increase (XRP is very little well known and almost impossible to buy directly, imagine if it had the same public exposure as BTC).

If you want to become a millionaire, you need to get in on the ground floor of XRP.