/biz/ - Business & Finance

Am I incorrect to assume ETC has to go up? And question why it's so low, and not already much more expensive?

What's the fucking point of bagholding? I just don't get it.

I understand people who make money off trading or margin trading. Buy low, sell high, bulls and bears, all that crap. I understand people doing arbitrage - they exploit hidden opportunities and get cash. Those doing pumps and dumps - yes, their hands are a little dirty, but it's plain clear how they make money.

But bagholding... What's the point? Most people seem willing to hold their "portfolios" indefinitely and watch them grow in price, but that makes no sense unless you want to get rid of them someday. It's not like they're getting some interest just for holding it. And once you sell it, it's gone and you don't have a portfolio anymore. You're left with nothing to fuss over. Damn it, explain it to me.

If I take some obscure stagnant shitcoin with absolutely zero growth and which is not even listed on Poloniex and Bittrex, and then start shilling the fuck out of it, will it grow to heavens?

>>1881378
>credit cards are for rich people

So what makes ETH better to the average person than Bitcoin?

>>1791270
>take loan
>invest in stocks
>pay off loan
>repeat

>>1704396
>she

Hi, /biz/. I currently have 10 000 idle Canadian dollars. Next week, I'm gonna see a RBC financial adviser to see what I can do with the money.

What kind of homework should I do before the appointment? I'm completely new to /biz/ related stuff.

>Playing roulette when blackjack exists

It's more interactive and the house has less of an edge. What's not to like?

Oh wow this thread is still going.
Op is either too much of an assburg or the more likely doesn't know anything and is just saying shit so he can feel good about himself on the internet. Literally hasnt given any information other than
>$150 trading cryptos
i don't think even he knows what he's talking about.
Just play the stock market fuck.

With technical indicators it basically boils down to this:

(1) you have a trending market: then use momentum techniques that perform well in a trend, i.e. basic SMA-crossovers, MACD, etc.

(2) if market moves sideways, then use the stochastics indicator and other oscillators.

Each group performs well in its market conditions, what separate the losses from the wins is only knowing which one when to implement: i.e. knowing if there is a trend or not.

> so in your opinion what is the best trend indicator? (i.e. ADX, ...)

Where can I find the risk and profit stats of various industries?

Explain Anon

What's the most effective form of online marketing?

Tell me about your small business /biz/

What do you do? How much did it cost to start? How successful is it? How long did it take you to get off the ground?

>>902651
If he is a woman now wouldn't that make him straight?

>>706133
>5 million
>stem
>working for someone else
>45 no less

does anyone here actually know about stock investing

Can shorting make your brokerage account go into the negative?

if an asset is 12 months old

is it current or long term?

I know that a current asset is up to 12 months and I know that a long-term asset is over 12 months.

But what about when it's 12 months on the mark?

What is the best CPA exam review out there?

I've heard Becker is the GOAT but I'm not sure.

>>179324
>>179358

Why are you posting about this in a Credit thread

>>104131
I don't like how I snuck in two whole literallys there

Guys how do I edit my posts?

Have I missed anything major in the last few hours aside from

>Solong pretending to be hacked
>FUCKING 1.2 GIGGAWATS WHAT THE FUCK