/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>24518302
Nice marketing Alias OP

>>24173558
B-but, you told me to not by it 3 weeks ago at 23c
Don't worry. I listened to the schizos.

>>24124004
>ou're gonna wake up cooming in your boxers
What about me, will I be coming?

Lots of anons are taking profits and then buying back in, just to find out that they now owe more in taxes than they made in profit. Is there a formula that shows the price that you can safely buy back in without owing more in taxes than you take in profit?
Yes. Dubs and I post it along with example, tips, etc
>inb4 It's just 30%
Uhh no, it's not; if you are NEET it could be less than half that

>>15276036
>Blow the whistle on her and shekelsberg
>Get $100k whistle blowers check

How often do you draw TA graphs on your own wall with your own poo? I found a bull trend and I might make it but it smells here now kek.

>>10784040
you ARE a woman...

>>10341686
>Hey there neighbor, your grass is gettin' kind of tall!

>>9828748
No u

He's gonna transfer it all to BCH

>>9779012
What he's really saying is that we're all going to fucking prison. See ya'll on the inside.

How feasible would it be to make a legal contract that:

>binds one person or legal entity, and some initial amount of funds (let's call them genesis funds) to the management of funds, but to the control of whoever owns the tokens.

>the genesis funds will have to be used to buy/sell/short/long etc based on the genesis command (the innitial command that dictates the use of the funds) in the contract (a genesis command might be : buy 50 percent apple and amazon shares, HODL and manage eternally or until bankruptcy).

>the contract would then specify all of the entitlements of token holders (dividends, voting system, etc).

>The tokens can then be sold on the open market


How possible will something like this be? Any suggestions to make it seem less like a security?

>>8105889
>Logo's literally a Jew nose

Nice try merchant!

You are all being played by bitfinex & bitmex. So many liquidated shorts & longs. They are the ones benefiting the most from bitcoin volatility, so why shouldnt they manipulate bitcoin price when they got the resources, its rly a no brainer.

>>7461977
>mfw its not my website
>mfw I'll get paid no matter the traffic
>mfw Ill use the money to invest in LINK

>savedroid getting listed on hitBTC
>main sale starting in less than 2 days
>hyped in german media, just like iota
>already bought in during the preICO

I thought you guys wanted to get rich. Comfiest entry ticket to the moon rocket.

Don't worry guys the price is being manipulated by the higher up elites, they're pulling their funds out from the stock market from real businesses with products to invest in computer fairy dust. Bitcoin will easily be 20k in 3 months, don't worry about it.

>>7199365
We made the Italians murder Jesus in cold blood. How do you feel about that?

>>7153572
test

>>6814774
show me backtest fuckface. Everything fits for a short while, thats my entire fucking point, try doing it over a longer time period. Also if it was common knowledge that this strategy works, it would be exploited and become inefficient. So I doubt it
>>6814792
>Being this deluded
Why does he share his strategy for guaranteed gains on a public avenue and risk it being unprofitable. The whole thing goes against common sense. Unless he is a fucking commie, that guy is feeding you bullshit. Prop shops go to great lengths to hide their strats. Funds do too. Ask a manager what they do, hell tell you to fuck off if you are on a first name basis, or vaguely lie to you if you are an outsider. Industrial spying is common here in New Jersey. All of these is done to steal strats. And yet here you are, telling me some altruist shared a worthwhile strategy with you on fucking Youtube, of all places, (even saying arvix would have been more believable) and showed legit showed you how to make money 24/7 no stress. Sheep will always be sheep.

>>6412646
My plan is to BUY a Switch with crypto gains.

>>6302171
I try to find coins that will attract niggers and purchase them before hand, like ripple and tron.

>>5831534
>I don't have the capital, m8
>The realization that NEO is now unaffordable to at lot of people on biz

Was my first moon coin OP, but I got out of it long ago. Jumped between being in and out a few times since I rode it from $5 to $50, but don't see the point of getting back in now when there are better opportunities. I still believe in the project and wish it the best, but I look for shit that'll supermoon, and Neo's already past that point.