/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>5304400
I've made my gains from Ripple today, capping at 40%, selling 25 of investment. The rest stays plays long.

I've made my profit today.

Good luck.

>>5298095
>>5297893
forgot the smug anime waifu

>>5279967
>tfw 500 free TRX from an airdrop
>mfw $20 free now

>>5262165
The most difficult stock on here to daytrade has to be XRP.

That's gonna swing up gradually tho.

I'm holding with a rolling stop +/- 6%.

Good luck guys.

>>5254941
Cryptos as a secure hold of wealth?

Hmm. No. There are safer places than those, and any licensed broker would laugh at it.

>>5204550
Nah senpai, that's just the leverage you're looking at.

I put £ 1,000.00 downpayment with a 2% stoploss, just incase I am wrong. But the charts and the TA I use just don't miss.

With the drop in volume being traded there's always a big dive, so therefore it's short. As the price tanks my rolling stop lock in the profit until it turns back, which is normally at 0100 - 0300 GMT.

Bollinger and RSI charts don't lie over 2/4 hour timeframes.

>>5197492

Its over

>>5165046
obviously I cashed out. Im not retarded

>>5153858
>I have created an account on plus500. Is it a good choice in order to trade cryptocurrencies?

No, Plus500 is for Contracts. Not for buying coins. Totally, totally different.

It is a very, very fast platform which is great for daytrading. One of the best daytrading platforms out. It is also a heavily regulated platform, which is good. A lot of the instruments do have rollover dates, but the Crypto's on it are fucking brutally hard, due to their expiry dates.

I use it for it's other instruments, (USD pairing, Fx, Silver etc..) in order to swing trade throughout the day, which is very profitable. It's practically built just for this, with features such as "Rolling Stops", which lock in a profit from a trade. That would make anybody sleep better.

It's fees are actually reasonable compared with other CFD platforms.

>Will the platform allow me sending ethereum to my own wallet once bought?
No. It's not built for that.

let them burn

>>5100432
It's takes a lot of practise and understanding charts.

Keep practising, use demo accounts and practise your swing trades to get the dips. Real focus and understanding is required here.

You will learn a lot. I do have a coin wallet, but most of my gains are on trending swings and cutting the profit early before the dump.

Even when a stock tanks and you see you're losing money, you'll learn discipline and how to manage "a loss".

Nothing against coin holders, but a lot of them don't understand these things.

>>5016565
XRP.

>>5011128
this.

Models are like cryptos, PnD, don't hold long.

>>5003389
almost as if it was a double top

>>4999456
It means that the house is either derelict/near abandonment or the owner is insolvent. An asset that the lender has had to repossess and is likely selling below well market value.

Double top
Calling it. Bitcoin is finished

>>4955102
no lol

Im calling the top

>>4840209
Nice larp

So.... pretty big price difference on omise go on poloniex and bittrex. Perhaps, has one snapshotted already?

Bitcoin will be worthless in 5 years. Quantum computers will make any sort of "encryption" useless, and new technology will have to be invented

>bought the dip for the umpteenth time this week
lol holdfags lose again

>>3464442
Sell now or prepare your wojacks