/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>29835365
Here is the thing with stocks vs crypto. Crypto you buy real time with no crippling regulations. With stocks you buy, sell, watch etc through brokers. During hours and after hours Brokers sell that information in real time to firms. Firms then place their $ knowing which is going to rise and which will crash. Often they will "leak" the information to say a husband or wife of a specific politician in congress or senate so that they can get the information in return through the same routes.
But there is no insider trading, no sir, it was my husband's firm, Wife's investments, Brother's business connections, Son's idea off current youth trends.
Stocks are stacked against you and will always be.

Okay, ya'll have won me over. Tossed $2000 into the ring.

Take a look at...
DVAX, TSNP, CTRM and ZYNE.
nothing but gains and not only just today.

>>24834968
Looks interesting, what do you like about it? I might download it later tonight, I feel like I'm not as good at negotiating as I could be (in fact I'm basically a failure at negotiating, looking back on my recent past). I DO usually look for win win arguments and try to cater to my opponent's interests such that working with me would benefit them and it usually blows up spectacularly (I either intimidate them and they think I'm trying to scam them, or somehow I'm offending them unintentionally and they aim for a lose-lose scenario).