/biz/ - Business & Finance

Jag är ny på det här och har fler tår än hjärnceller. Så jag handlar aktier på avanza med ett isk-konto. Visst spelar det ingen roll för skattmasen hur många olika köp- och säljordrar jag lägger?

>>14301850
I can't find the argument here
>>14301861
Well yeah. When mummy stops buying your tendies for you I've yet to see a bitcoin logo at the self checkout at any grocery store I've ever been to.

>>11735754
0:19 - nigger tries to swim, almost drowns his white bitch
>She falls in love

This thread is suspicious, maybe theres something to this vechain thing

Looks like more api phishing, cz already wiped all api keys. Funds are safu

>>9806466
found the dubs in this thread.

/thread

>>9162952
brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

This actually look like a good buy.
thoughts anons?

>>8760234
It's a kvetching semite formation.
Buy at your own risk.

The reaaaaaaal big dumps last week didn't start until about 2 hours from now 1 week ago.

>>8730446
It looks like a drawing of some kind.

>>8625571
It's a legitimate question.
During the February dumpening hundreds of millions of dollars in BTC were dumped. And yet there was no appreciable change in the Tether market cap.
Are you telling me that people dumped hundreds of millions of USD worth of BTC just for shits and giggles with no intention of ever moving the money off the exchanges?

take it from someone that has seen a few of these.

Follow the market.
Look where the money went after the announcement.

Did it go to OMG? no
Did it go to Nano? no
Did it go to Req? no

This is how I did it last time.
Be safe anons.

>>8538838
what is this OP

>>7979200
>>7979129
>>7978841
It's called civil forfeiture and it is completely fucked up. Basically, if you are SUSPECTED of using ANYTHING, including cash, for illegal purposes it can be seized. In these cases the burden of evidence is on the property and it is considered "guilty until proven innocent" since it has no rights. Yes, that means that in order to get back your money or car or house or boat or whatever you have to somehow prove that you had it for legitimate reasons and did nothing illegal/were not planning to do anything illegal with it.

There are tons of really fucked up things like this that is kind of swept under the rug. Nobody has heard of civil forfeiture really, or jury nullification, or mutual combat laws.

>>7797658
>coasting on his previous fame
his subscribers keep increasing.
Your use of the word coast, even as a metaphor, is technically inaccurate.

>>7761487
Crypto has been around for a decade now.
I went to the grocery store yesterday. It seems there was still no option for crypto at the checkout machine.

>>7677456
I'm looking for the argument here but I'm just not seeing it.

>>7544728
>markets rise while barely pushing more than 1BTC per minute of activity
Hmmm. Is bitcoin becoming more valuable, or are desperate retards becoming more indiscriminate with their purchasing?

>>7431741
When did I ask you for your race?

>>7420511
But then where do they get their lambo from?

>>7416342
>>7416470
You should be working for CIA , anons, very good work, I'm impressed

>>7392273
sorry to get your hopes up though. the sellers are biting hard on it.

>>7324841
No convinient methods to short that dont involve shady exchanges or high amounts of capital (like futures).

I also did it for free. But economic bubbles have always facinated me.