/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55140525
It's just luck and insider information

>>55140525
It's all about keeping an eye on emerging trends and industries.

>>55140525
They were ready to take risks. Are you?

>>55140557
Some whales played PEPE, PPIZZA and WOJAK right how the fuck do they get intel to multiple projects at once.

>>55140665
We have all been bullish on AI but apparently NVDA had a monster run and somehow left us all behind because we were focus on Crypto, this tells you even if you bet on narrratives you might still not make bank.

>>55140525
Bill Ackman said one of his best trades came from a headline he read on wall street journal.

I trade (day and swing) based on market responses to news reports.

Example of a trade I made:

Tuesday, October 18, 2022, 4:48 AM – Amazon at $113

Reuters: "Amazon to Boost Thailand Cloud Infrastructure With $5 Billion Investment"

Tuesday, October 19, 2022 at 9:00 AM (Pre-Market Trading Hours (7-9:25am)) – Amazon at $117

>>55140525
Man, I wish I had that kind of foresight. But honestly, a lot of it comes down to luck and timing. Sure, doing your research helps, but sometimes you stumble upon these gems by pure chance. Being at the right place at the right time, you know?

>>55141019
>Tuesday, October 19, 2022 at 9:00 AM (Pre-Market Trading Hours (7-9:25am)) – Amazon at $117

I meant:

Tuesday, October 18, 2022 at 9:00 AM (Pre-Market Trading Hours (7-9:25am)) – Amazon at $117

and i hope this helped :)

>>55140525
>uncover these dank investment opportunities in their infancy?
Elon musk is the plug. Tells billion dollars investment in their dark ages. Next is AI.

>>55141048
Your larp is gpt proven. AI helped anon.

>>55141094
If you catch news articles and buy the stock early, before institutional investors get to work, you can make a small profit.

Everything is gambling and depends on luck. Be early on LUCK that I just launched.

>>55140525
Also, I found an annual trade opportunity with this stock after doing some research.

Buy Tapestry Stock from Dec 31 to Jan 31:

Tapestry (TPR on Robinhood) is a multinational luxury fashion holding company.
Rich women will always spend money from Christmas to the end of January.
Rule: Buy and sell Tapestry stock from December 31 to somewhere before January 31
• December 31, 2015 – January 31, 2016 [$32.73 increased to $37.05 (+13.2%)]
• December 31, 2016 – January 31, 2017 [$35.02 increased to $37.35 (+6.6%)]
• December 31, 2017 – January 31, 2018 [$44.23 increased to $47.04 (+6.3%)]
• December 31, 2018 – January 31, 2019 [$33.75 increased to $38.71 (+14.5%)]
• December 31, 2019 – January 16, 2020 [$26.97 increased to $28.85 (+7%)]
• December 31, 2020 – January 31, 2021 [$31.08 increased to $31.62 (+1.1%)]
• December 31, 2021 – January 5, 2022 [$40.60 increased to $41.28 (+1.6%)]
• December 31, 2022 – January 31, 2023 [$38.08 increased to $45.57 (+19.6%)]

>>55141020
I mean, who would have thought ETH would explode like it did? It was just another altcoin back then, but those who understood the potential of smart contracts and decentralized applications, they made bank! Gotta respect the ones who took that risk.

It's 99% insider trading - not always a Blue Horseshoe loves Anacott Steel type of insider trading but the principle is the same.

For example - "The biggest deals happen at temple" is a well known jewish saying.

Same thing as belonging to the same country club as Jeff Bezos etc, you're friends with a friend of his and hear rumors/cocktail party chatter.

Even better is belonging to the same Masonic Lodge as business leaders because those guys will flat out tell their brothers what to buy and when.

Speaking of Speculative Masons, there's a lot of signaling that goes on in the media for those with the ability to read - any news story with a 33 means you should pay attention (picrel is 33 years apart).

The markets are just a way for the rich and connected to fleece the profane goyim.

>>55141069
>Next is AI.
AI already moved did you not see NVIDIA recent run? I believe the next narrative to be watched is BRC-20.

>>55140525
I take off during the regular workweek from time to time. I'll take the subway in NYC around the financial district at the morning, lunch, and evening rush hours. (I've just always liked the location.) I have a listening device I've specially designed to eavesdrop on people. It looks like I'm just listening to music or taking a phone call.

So when I'm on the train I keep moving between cars until I find some young guys in suits. If I hear them talking about work and it sounds stock related, I stick around. I've made most of my trades using this method.

What I've found is that insider trading isn't a huge advantage either way. Unless you're willing to go all in on a single company, the thing is there's events and situations that even the closest possible insider isn't going to be aware of. Either that or they have massively misinterpreted something (Think Blizzard's Diablo mobile game launch).

>>55141231
Another good one is Columbia sports wear during this same time

>>55140525

XRP anon. Disney has a movie coming out with characters like Ripple and Lumen. Buy now or cry later.

>>55141542
Makes sense. Patagonia and Columbia sell VC/banker bro vests like crazy.

>>55140525
The Allianceblock Fundrs has been my saviour for getting early project.

>>55141970
I heard from some hommies a project is launching on Fundrs today. Do you fucking know?

>>55140525
It's all about managing risk and having a diversified portfolio. Don't put all your tendies in one basket, as they say. Spread your investments across different sectors and asset classes

>>55140787
For the small caps and scam projects it's because it's an incestuous industry
I have friends in the industry but cunts always keep presales and icos to themselves. Oh well I'm just happy to have got some scraps during the airdrop frenzy.

>>55142004
Galileo protocol is happening 4p.m CET today and Krest is coming up on the 5th of June.

>>55141673
Hasbro is another good one during that quarter

>>55141251
It's best to get on the narrative that will be needed by all. That's what helped ETH and that's why I think ZKPs should also be given attention because of the coming regulations

>>55141162
It's easier said than done because no one really knows the one that will do well.
Since all projects wants funds from institutions to grow, won't it be wise to go directly for those serving as bridge between institutions and crypto?

>>55140525
Don't forget the power of networking and being part of the right communities. I made some connections in the tech industry, attended conferences, and joined online groups where people were passionate about cutting-edge tech. That's how I learned about NVDA's potential and got in early. Surround yourself with like-minded individuals, and you'll stumble upon some dank investment opportunities

>>55142588
Imagine buying LEOX at 0.1 from Fundrs presale when market value is $0.3.

>>55141299
Don't fade AI yet, its time isn't over and I think ID management projects are also worth looking at

>>55142588
Missing Krest presales on Fundrs is missing Peaqnetwork airdrop. Only MF's would miss it. Kek

>>55143281
If you are not looking into NexeraID, Ore ID or polygon ID. NGMI

>>55143027
>It's easier said than done

Agreed. I need way more personal experience to say it works over 50% of the time.

But here are some press releases that worked for me in the past:

MarketScreener: B. Riley Adjusts Cleveland-Cliffs' Price Target to $20 from $16, Keeps Buy Rating

GlobeNewswire: Genius Brands International’s Rainbow Rangers Toys from Mattel to Debut at Walmart Stores in August

Seeking Alpha: Netflix Q1 2021 Earnings Preview: Netflix is scheduled to announce Q1 earnings results on Tuesday, April 19th, after market close.

Bloomberg: The Apple Car Is Coming and Tesla Had Better Watch Out.

Reuters: Amazon to Boost Thailand Cloud Infrastructure With $5 Billion Investment

>>55142688
I'll have to put that in my notes.

Thank you so much for this.

Valuable information is rare on /biz/.

>>55140525
I'm waiting for immunify to launch it's token. Only a genius will combine blockchain and medicine.

>>55142941
I believe with MICA regulation on cryptocurrencies, NexeraID will play a role to help Web3 builders to navigate the challenges of compliance.

>>55143027
I believe this is where Allianceblock comes into play. Bridging traditional institution and decentralized finance together.

>>55141231
>>55142688
The numbers of all past years late dec-early jan all 100% followed this pattern for both, damn. I'll happily risk a +5% average within a few weeks every year

>>55141260
Insider info. Who is from the inside out here? You gamble everything just like the way Satoshi gambled to create BTC out of nothing and Elon gambled Doge, while the US regulators are still gambling NexeraID and EverestID.
Non gamblers will never survive in crypto.

>>55142004
It works like every other launchpad out their bozo, the only unique stuff on it is its TIDV

>>55143790
I'm sorry jeet, you don't know the basis of business yet. Medicine can't happen on blockchain without a DeFi gateway for those traditional institutions to onboard. Did you see immunify partner with Allianceblock... ?

XRP is such a great investment opportunity, theres your next gem

>>55140525
Follow the discussions anon. Privacy is buzzing everywhere cos of CBDCs and based projects such as RAIL,MINA and ZEC are still at solid entry point.

>>55143929
Annual trades based on pattern recognition may not get us rich quickly, but it's an honest way to make a living.

>>55140525
You can find new meme coins at
t dot me/DegenPumpGroup

Read and learn and stop following retarded zoomers counting triangles in terrible TA on YouTube. Learn macro and real politics (not news/Pop YouTube metanarrative bs). Here is a chance. It is extremely unapproachably formatted but if that stops you or if you can read this and not buy you are never going to be able to spot an lopportunity like the one you want to:
https://pastebin.com/C8xS6UV8

>>55142941
For some time now I've been using TIDV and I think that it's something that all DeFi will need in the nearest future

>>55140525
Its only easy in hindsight.
Im old af
Missed
>Msft,cisco,aapl,amazon,google you name it.
All stocks that even 1000 in near the start are multimillion holds.
In recent months the easiest to see 2x of all time was fb when it dipped which i did make a few bucks on.

>>55140525
You're in the right place bro.
Biz has all the big opportunities lying around. Every 1/3 of threads talking about insider info and throwing alpha on certain coins is real, so be cautious but do know that you might be seeing the next big token. Here's some alpha for you check no$thing, the charts and twitter, there's something good happening here

>>55140525
i was looking for new cryptos to invest in after 2k17 massive bullrun i found ethereum, i liked its name and then i got rid of it when i realized it was not going to go over 3k anymore kek

>>55144071
Its always a slow growth but consistency is the best. Investing in the digital healthcare industry now is a top move as blockchain tech is changing this rapidly.

>>55140525
Anon, it was more of TA and FA and with lots of hours doing analysis, but kudos to them. Today, it has gotten much easier with the use of bots, templates and AI power platform lite Tokenmetrics that does the total analysis and show you what's trending to buy

>>55144009
Unironically this.
>>55144426
Based beyond belief

>>55143281
AI still has some fuel in it we have seen NVDA do extremely well i believe we could see this success translate into AI tokens within the crypto space like NXRA, OCEAN and FET.

>>55143826
I can see some Devs already jumping on it, and with the present regulations, it will be needed by most DeFi projects

>>55143985
I think both custodial and non-custodial projects can use this. As long as it can keep me private and anonymous I don't mind using it.

>>55143856
Anyone can see that it's one of the most active projects right now, and its products are worth paying attention to, so it's a good one

>>55144967
You can't rule out the fact that regulations are coming into the Crypto space and for builders leveraging on this they are positioning themselves for the future.

>>55145114
It is here already. We have MiCA and many others will be joining also. Self-sovereign identity is the only way DeFi can exist with its initial intent. NexeraID and Polygon ID will serve their purpose now.

>>55140525
No doubt, man! Snagging those early gems is like hitting the jackpot—pure luck or straight hustle, take your pick. Personally, I've been grinding my ass off, making profits by putting in the work with tokenmetrics and its kickass AI grading tool aid.

>>55144967
Bullshit devs. They'll wreck you and take profit when you are not watching.

>>55141612
Stellar/Ripple

>>55144947
:....................just buy Disney ?
>>55144009

>>55140525
I’ve received a ton of great information from anons over the years that radically shifted my perception of money. In turn, I try to give thoughtful and detailed responses when I can to those looking for advice

>>55143940
It's a good product that most others will adopt soon, because who wouldn't like to have their KYC data encrypted?

>>55141531
I dont believe you, but it sounds interesting and should work in theory

>>55140787
Almost like it's the same market makers? Really makes you think, huh?

>>55140525
>Like, how the heck did folks stumble upon these golden investment gems when they were barely worth squat?
I started by shorting Google when it was $110.
When it got to $125 I covered, admitted my mistake and went long.
I had the right stock.., just had to correct my directional bias.

>>55140525
Sometimes you get married to a stock through sunk cost fallacy and just get lucky. Most of the time you lose your money that way, but all you need is one serious winner to get paid.

>>55141531
Pretty epic. Someone could make a movie off this story.

>>55145700
>shorting Google
Shorting the greatest company in the world is the ballsiest thing I've read on /biz/ in a while. You could brag about that for years if you got that right.

I'm a pharmacist. I run a report that shows monthly changes in demand for drugs over the past month and quarter for my region. This basically allows me to know how well drugs are selling before earnings reports come out. I've averaged above 25+% returns over the past decade. At this point I've made more from stocks than I have working as a pharmacist.

Think about it. Are you able to run reports to look at sales data at your work? If so, that info is gold!

Oh, and right now both of the GLP1 agonist drugs from Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk are selling well above expectations. Those 2 stocks will outperform the market, guaranteed.

>>55145450
Ripple will only be a good buy option if they win the lawsuit. Till then, my DCA on ETH, DOT and NXRA will continue to get filled. Don't allow greediness to take over your mindset.

>>55146168
That's an incredible system you have. Very creative.

I can only ride the wave of earnings report releases right when they come out, or at best, buy in one or two days before and ride the wave of anticipatory buy-ins from the market.

>>55145648
The market makers are now deployed on blockchain as AMM for the exchanges. So no one makes the crypto market.

>>55144613
>bullrun i found ethereum, i liked its name
That's gambling then. I hate the name Ethereum and not gonna buy in. I like Bitcoin name and Cardano too.

>>55144493
Trustless Identity verification seems based. I passed through it before joining the Galileo Protocol fundraising on Fundrs today and it was lite.

>>55146317
You all just focus on the money, not the name. They don't give a fuck what you like.

>>55146241
XRP is building more stuff. I like it and it is bullish. ETH and DOT no doubt and NXRA is also gaining a lot of attention. We can tell from some of the project's progress like NexeraID.

>>55145617
My listening device isn't very good desu and the subway isn't a great place for recording.

>>55146071
I think when I started I had a more cinematic idea about how it would go but it's kinda shit in practice and returns have been average

>>55147416
>NXRA
FUCK OFF POOJEET THIS SCAM WAS ALREADY HACKED ONCE BEFORE

>>55147482
you know it's weird coming back here after a break. the pajeets act differently. that particular pajeet was very obvious, but some of the anons here talk like what I expect a pajeet to talk like, but provided actual alpha. need to train my bullshit detector again

>>55140525
AVAX. Excellent pricing right now to start making nice solid exchanges. At that price you get excellent technology, sub second finality, subnets and smart contracts. For that price you don't get that anywhere.
>>55140557
Also this.

>>55146168
Do you have a good contact like protonmail? Would love to chat and discuss some ideas. I have capital to work with/discuss an arrangement

>>55147646
At this point, I'm considering stacking when I laughed about it a few months ago...

>>55140525
You just have to keep trying and never give up fren
If you need inspiration visit nevergibupfren.eth.limo

>>55147482
What scam? because of all the projects listed, there has only been an issue with XRP regarding the SEC and NXRA which was never hacked. BonqDAO was hacked. Don't be a dump fag and talk reasonably.

>>55143826
There are still other solutions like PolygonID and they both work as ZKPs but I think the other uses a new NFT standard called

>>55145717
While it goes to dust before your very eyes.

>>55140525
Invest into malls

Given the prices of new and subsequently used cars shooting up as a result of the whole covid deal AZO and ORLY seemed obvious to me so I loaded up, figured people would rather repair than buy new esp with the economy going to shit

>>55147456
like the other guy said, it'd make a good movie or tv series.

>some guy like you starts doing and gets involved in X...

make a script, maybe sell it, maybe produce it, get an agent who won't scam you, who knows, maybe it will net you more money that going around the subway with it

>>55150013
How do you do that?

And malls of which area? In most places they are tanking

>>55140665
This is why I bagged ORE. Decentralzed IDs is a fucking niche that the alphas are watching.

>>55151180
Is this also a self-sovereign identity like NexeraID? Does it use ZKP tech as well?

>>55140525
You don't want to miss xMoney too? Get in early or regret it later

>>55140557
UTK insider here. Kek

Follow the investors and good tech. This are the backers of bware labs, its INFRA is just listed.

>>55140557
>TSLA
luck
>NVDA
the recent dump was obvious overselling
>BTC
Those who found it at $1 were both smart and lucky, but everyone knew about BTC at $60 after the Cyprus pump to $250.
People then just recognized that it's bound to succeed.
>ETH
At the time of the ICO, pretty much every altcoin had been a scam, basically copy+pasting Bitcoin Core code and changing a few parameters. It took wisdom to see that ETH will get to live a life of its own. I, for example lacked that, and I admit it.

A few more:
>LINK at $0.18
You didn't even need to be smart. I never read the whitepaper for the memes. If I read it, I'd lose memeability. I saw that they owned the smartcontract.com domain and thought I don't need any more info on it anyway (I'm actually friends with some of their devs and STILL haven't read the whitepaper).
>AVAX at $0.50
Available to anyone. Known to be a superior consensus algo to everyone willing to read. The entire Bitcoin Cash camp knew it and bought 50k AVAX for $25k. Corekeks missed out lmao

It's absolutely not just luck.

>>55152963
In regards to that pic, it always confused me why Monaco wasn't on it, gaining millionaires. It is a sovereign city-state and microstate built to accommodate millionaires and billionaires.

>>55144500
When amazon pulled back to $100. I was like lol wtf.

>>55141612
Based schizo trader

>>55153410
It's boring AF, it's surrounded by EU, which is insanely efficient at taxing you even if you move to Monaco (or at least making you prove it in court, thus making your life hell), it's brutally expensive, and it's just very small.
Absolutely no reason why anyone would prefer to spend 183+ days there instead of Dubai, unless you grew up in Nice where all your friends are or sth.

The info was all over. You just had to have a minor curiosity towards topics relating to alternative investments and IT

>>55141020
Researching would always stand out as it'd keep you ahead especially in this fuck shit market. Tokenmetrics is more like a help tool since I can use its rating, price predictions, and more to know a token entry region.

>>55149048
If you aren't stacking UTK, yNGMI

>>55149048
The only ones who gatekeep staking are jeets who shill umpumpable and worthless coins. Don't let those faggots fool you.

>>55140525
>peep
>early birds
>caked up majorly
>blows my mind!
>how the heck
>folks
>barely worth squat
>spill the beans
>dank

You're are the gayest most homosexual faggot I have ever seen here. Go back.

>>55140525
The early bird gets the no$thing square my dude. That's just life

>>55140730
Yes anon. I took that risk investing in Qanplatform and the ROI gonna be massive

>>55140525
Cryptocurrency will do greater good IMO. The market sentiment is bullish. Meme hype is also fading. Let's see what real bags like XRP, AVAX, and NXRA.

>>55140787
Its fucking research I guess, Anyways I feel quantum-resistant blockchain will lead the crypto space next

>>55140557
The insider information here is to stack up QANX and you'd get more money to pay your Asian bitches

>>55146317
It was gambling, I knew nothing about cryptos back then, but it was still a decent and profitable move for the next couple of years

>>55155758
QAN is gaining traction, I heard it has an airdrop launch coming soon

>>55140665
Yes, you are right, and that's why at the moment, I'm paying attention to SpoolFi whose V2 is coming with LSDs and RWA narrative

>>55156350
I heard about this on Twitter. Kunji now routes idle funds to the protocol for investment. More institutions are likely to join Defi investments with innovations like this.

>>55146112
>greatest company in the world
Hi Larry

>>55154828
But...but I like stake

>>55140525
I'm an insider. Buy AVAX, thank me later

>>55149494
Fuck you Sanjay!

>>55140525
Start keeping track of where venture investments are made. Read up on the startup companies and follow which industries are getting the most money. I have no idea about crypto because 98+% of it is complete bullshit so you'd probably have to follow Telegram or Discord channels so you get in the know when things are rolling out.

Here is one place to track VC deals:
https://news.crunchbase.com/biggest-us-vc-startup-funding-deals-2023/

>>55156350
Those are good narratives, and I think they will unlock new opportunities for DeFi users