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>>11539347
JUST

>>11538599

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gYmBkP_zU1A

when u make it

smartlands ? what is that ? a pajeet scam ? simple token ? you simply got fucked. its simply a scam bro.

25 BTC
400k XLM
400k BAT

let me feeeel you. fuck me

y do i almost see this ladyboi ad

in the box where they ask for address?

>>11401056
hope my paper isnt 5 pages

Once again its over. You are at fault. Do not excuse yourself from what happened here. Look at the media the news and the public opinion. You can see what everybody is saying. They can not think right and you have not done it. You acted like jokers and jesters which really hurt. And if you had been more serious maybe they could have understood the true meaning. Instead now it may really be over.

"For something to cross into technical analysis, you need to believe that repeatable patterns observed in past price movements have forward predictive ability at a level sufficient to overcome retail fees and spread.

The real stupidity of technical analysis, and why it's a cancer for the retail trader, comes out of a few things:

- The edge must necessarily be tiny or big trading houses, machine learning and HFT would be making hundreds of billions of dollars leveraging large sums of capital, since technical analysis is full-information algorithmic (as you say, all of it just price and volume), and machines crush the human mind at analyzing purely mathematical full information games. If you're some retail clown making a non-trivial sum leveraging say $50K in capital, why aren't armies of physics PhDs (far far smarter than you with superior tools and computing clusters) paid $500K + bonuses chasing the same sum on billions in capital, and reducing your edge to one where there are no longer large returns?

- It encourages overtrading, which is the real scourge of the retail trader given the fees and spread they pay. Large data sets from brokers strongly show that amount of trading is very strongly correlated with increasingly negative return.

- There ARE large edges in the market using qualitative assessment of news and the probability of future occurrences, far larger than technical analysis could ever give you. Technical analysis fills your head up with a huge amount of crap and stops you from doing the hard work of finding real alpha.

- Technical analysis encourages confirmation bias and irrational thinking and data snooping, and makes you a poorer thinker."

There are absolutely several entities like this with vested interests. And they could easily buy up BTC now to spark a mega bull run which would seem in their best financial interest. So why the fuck haven't they? Are they instead willing to risk losing tons of money when they could unironically easily make it moon? Similar also applies to certain exchanges and institutions. What the fuck are they thinking?

unironically how much btc must an anon portfolio be worth to make it by 2020?

and relize how amazing this all is. o wow! bitcoin what a story. this should be made into a movie.

no activity in price, reddit, biz, or telegram. its really over isn't it?

>>11296683


Yields already broke out, thats what February correction was all about

will crypto rise or fall?

if i lose it i will be furious. but if i do well i could win alot. should i do it biz?

do u go?

"Historically, when Ether has underperformed peers by two standard deviations, it has reversed those losses, noted Lee, who expects the token to reach $1,900 by the end of the year. It’s currently trading at around $218. Lee has a $25,000 price target on Bitcoin, which is currently worth about a quarter of that."