/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>29873683
>shares
can't wait for you newfags to lose all your money

>tfw drepression sets in from losing so much money but you also now you’ll be losing weight because of it

Im trying to join the Navy. Im a white educated male who graduated high school with a 5.6 GPA and an AA degree.

Why am I deciding to float on a ship for 50 days straight? Because my older brother got me put in jail because i beat him up and I have no way to pay for college. So would I join the Army? It was my first choice but Navy is a better deal if you ask me. See the world, not have to fight in dumb wars, (assuming we don't get atacked by aliens), and plenty of real world useful skills you can get out of it. Cons? I already know it's gonna feel like jail except there will 16 hours of work everyday. Idk anon, if you like killing people go for it, but if you're just lost like me? Go Navy.

>>6895903
I agree. Let us all not invest. Nothing to see here folks. Wait for the ICO instead.

>>6655339
get back on the weed unironically

>he listened to /biz/

It's all over for me

>>6079241
>mfw the whole thing was a pr stunt from a competing investment firms
>mfw communist protesters celebrated a corporate ad
>mfw right-wing ideologues get butthurt over the same corporate ad because anything with a woman in it makes their dick feel small

>>5856564
>stable
this shit was 1 sat like two weeks ago anon.

>>5366769
>biggest dip ever

>>4877246
>Name one thing that's scarce, that you can purchase for money, which does not have a high value.

you're mother's pussy.

the minimun order is 0.00035. you cant afford that, sorry

>>3976916
Almost bought under 10$. I have no idea how long I would have held. Still made a bunch on money off crypto though, just not quit your job money. I just do my best not to think about it.

>see threads about chainlink dump
>ohshitboughtlastnight.jpg
>tfw up 20%

I think were going to be OK boys

>>3559360
>>3560004
>Hi OP, I've got 100 bitcoin packages here, one has a money tree in it with your name on it, the others have nothing in them. Give me $2 for this pen, then pick an bitcoin package and sign your name on it. Good luck....

>>3415414
>this level of autism

>>3387231

Institutions have to exploit order flow to get in and out of positions themselves. Imagine us as retail traders if we want to accumulate a position we can usually click a button and acquire any number of whatever we are trying to buy instantly at market price. Institutions on the other hand are large behemoths that take hours/days/weeks to accumulate positions. They need opposing order flow to fill their own orders.

For example, ever notice how a stock can release great earnings but the price tanks. How breakouts are often followed by fake outs. How your stop loss is always hit only to travel in the opposite direction etc.

Most indicators have everyone buying at the same time, they know this and they will use this order flow to off load their own positions. Although technically manipulating price, they will often push price in a certain direction to trigger orders.

To add something else interesting, have you ever traded a stock and gotten a fill for a sub penny price, for example $10.9999. Every time that happens it's an HTF algorithm jewing you. They have special order types only available to big league players by the exchanges that allow them to buy/sell in sub pennies.

It's a zero sum game brother, eat what you kill everyone is out to steal your money, else where will the profits come from?