/biz/ - Business & Finance

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Taking a puff from my dry herb vape a few times during the day while WFH in a job that doesn't require customer interaction or calls, but just working on a queue, and sitting in meetings to listen in on other people talking corporate shit, is comfy as fuck.

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A white farmgirl gf would be a great investment actually. I could start a horse breeding business and she would willingly collect all the stallion semen for free.

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Credit cards are the most based system for transferring money from stupid people to smart people. You can immediately tell who is bad with money when you ask them what they think of credit cards. If they recoil from them or get scared of them, congrats, they're part of the people that hold up the debt system, that you profit off of.

I've told my sister to just get a credit card and pay it off in full every week, and she tells me "I don't want one just to ensure I don't end up in debt." These people are retarded and the entire reason there's a divide between the rich and poor. You will never create a system where everyone is equal, because everyone is not equal. There are stupid people, and there are smart people, and smart people will always know how to have more than others, no matter what kind of system you create.

>tfw my govermnent decided crypto gains aren't taxable


Heroes of the sea motherfuckers

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>tfw turning 18 tommorow so I will enjoy both wealth and youth

>>10414536
We don't need dubs, we're gonna make it anyways

/biz/, it's been a fucking long, cold bear market, that I'm sure has dug into and sunk the hopes of even the most hardened traders/investors. But I'm legit starting to feel a bit hopeful again, and starting to realize that this could legitimately be the beginnings of the bull market that takes us past 20k and into 50-60k.

What are your plans? Assuming you've been in crypto for over a year now, lessons learned from seeing the highest highs and the lowest lows?

Personally, I ended up longing 6750, and sold a bit less than half that long at 7460 as a lesson to slowly take profits to give yourself options, instead of blindly holding and waiting for the big one. I'm not putting any of that back in until we get the first actual dip of this run. If this is the start of the next bullrun, I'm selling everything, everything at 18k. It will inevitably dip there because of people getting cold feet, the normies wanting to break even, and general fear about that being the site of the last crash.

I will 10x long that dip with half of what I sold, which should end up being around 700k contracts. I then sell everything between 50-60k, and retire, still keeping half of my wealth in crypto.

Do you have a gameplan for this next bull market? This may honestly be the last one we get considering the ETF is the biggest catalyst BTC has ever had. Take your fucking lessons and apply them.