/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>9508762
>doesn't refute my points
>muh zionist conspiracy red herring
step up cracker

>>7227054
you can probably only file insolvency now
dont kill yourself op shit sucks but theres honestly more to life than money
ive lived through some fucked up shit and dealt with 10 years of depression
i tried to kill myself several times
now im happy i never succeeded
suicide is the ONE mistake you will never be able to correct and its the only sure ticket to hell
believe me

>>6493637
this

>>4756722
>reading other headlines, see "semite lobby" and have to look again

>>3900871
I didn't order a lambo, I'm praying for this to be my way to survive in this shithole I call home.

If you have below 21 bitcoins you will not make it.

You will never reach 21 bitcoins by buying marketcaps over 500M.

You need to invest early, you need to beat 90% of the market.

Investing now into OMG, NEO, ARK is too late son, you are already beat by 75% current cryptonerds.

You missed walton, the early ones bought around 2-3k and sold around 185k.

You are close to missing Loopring.

Chainlink has prolly one of the best longterm potentials, but you're still not early.

Why are you never early?

>>2560304
It seems a little heavy-handed for a measly 20% drop in price. I sense fuckery of a different sort though, I sense sabotage. The timing was pretty convenient with the token sales going on, and the mining pool jerks added their turds to the mix and it became a perfect storm of asshats, a trifecta of shitbags' blunders. Hmm. I guess it's possible.

in at 90 out at 125

>>1455882
This.

Vintage coins are not very volatile. They're a buy & hold sort of thing for the pleasure of history and numismatics in general.

Your best chance of seriously profiting from coins is if you bought a ton of them and then for some unforeseeable reason, production sharply halted.

The 1933 double eagle is so expensive simply because of FDR's executive order that halted the production of them, save for two official coins to be kept in official storage (Smithsonian I think). Ten escaped the mint illegally, but nine have been seized. The other one was auctioned for millions.

Edward VIII sovereigns should have appreciated considerably as well, solely because he abdicated unexpectedly, serving as emperor for less than a year. This made the supply of bullion bearing his face extremely scarce.

You can't really predict these things. Buying precious metal ETFs is better for speculating, and holding Canadian Maple Leaves with abrasions is the cheapest way to get to the gold spot if you're into that.