/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57176905
Protip: nobody does

>>57176905
I just did

>>57177000
Explain it then

>>57176905
something about trading goods and services and using money or whatever as a medium of exchange

>>57176905
its all vapourware basically a paper that says
>this is worth this % of the company
but it does not do anything. important to know that is a zero sum game so when you make money some fucker somewhere is losing money. hope that helps!

>>57176905
The truth, sadly, is that i've never traded a single token even though my full time job is marketing projects for viralx. im sorry bros i've failed you agian

It's simple, if I buy price go down, if I sell price go up.

>>57176905
it doesnt matter. buy coins that you think will go up. sell when they go up significantly

it's all a fugazi and none of it is real, one day it will all fall apart and we'll be forced to live in balance with the earth without these fraudulent systems that leverage an imaginary future with the creation of "debt"

It's all a ponzi scheme. Numbers go up when people trade in their wealth for the thing, the mayority will always be losers and a minority of winners. The only two winning strategies are too buy early or to buy slowly after a giga dump, then you pray to God that you are able to sell during the euphoric hype train that even you yourself will inevitably fall prey to. Pro tip: You have two days to sell the top, two weeks max to get the hell out of there with very good profits.

Buy high sell low

>>57176905
The higher the price the better the quality. Always wait until the price peaks before buying to get the best quality crypto. It’s the /biz/ way.

pay me and i'll teach you

>>57176905
based

>>57176905
Okay? You don't have to be so mad about it, Asuka.

>>57176905
Neither and I've been here almost 4 years

>>57176905
Asuka is such a whore I want to punish her

>>57176905
its built that way on purpose.

how does the price go up? If there are 4 buyers and 4 sellers, they all sell at $10, how does the price go up to $20?
I understand people just boy at market price, but what determines market price?
>4 sellers sell at $10
>it instantly gets bought by 4 buyers at $10
>somehow the price goes up
this is the part I'm stuck on. Is the computer making the choice to raise the price? I thought stocks were purely driven by supply and demand? Where does the $20 price come from?

you are fucking retarded anon, let me help. Even when you market buy/sell (ie hit the big red or green button with no limit orders), what that means is that you're buying or selling into existing offers to sell coins at prices set by other market participants until the money you are using when you hit the big dumb green or red button is expended. Otherwise you set a offer to sell your coins at a certain price or buy at a certain price, and your offer gets filled or it does not. This is how markets have worked for thousands of years.

>>57176905
Number go up forever

>>57176924
FPBP

>>57178111
Check’d

>>57176905
green candle good (or bad) red candle bad (or good)
it's really not that difficult

>>57176905
Imagine a fantasy world where mathmagicians teach retards how to distribute wheat equally to an ever-churning ball of salmon. They can only use power point and voodoo.

>>57176905
Same, GROK shit tokens it is then

>>57177372
numbers go up, down, or sideways at any given time.

>>57176905
Here is the only chart and thing you need to know.

>>57178171
it's really insane. every asset you could think of investing in, is a FRAUDULENT market.
jpm's paid like $40 billion in fines. and yet they're allowed to continue to operate. and that $40 billion is this little tiny fraction of all the crimes committed. it's just rampant FRAUD. and it's everywhere.

>>57176905
Join your financial community of choice (not biz) and have some kind soul teach you how to actually understand economics properly.

You got all sorts of chatting apps these days (discord, telegram, matrix, signal if you're a schizo, beoble if you want to focus on crypto shit, etc). literally no excuse to step up your game op

>>57178111
Checked. This man speaks the truth and nothing but the truth.

>>57176905
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>>57184530

shut the fuck up nigger next thing you'll be telling me is to unironically use r*ddit.

>>57176905
you'll fit right in

>>57176905

Neither do PhD Economists, Financial Advisors, Portfolio Managers, Tax Accountants, or YouTube "Gurus".

>>57180133
No one who actually knows is allowed to explain this ever. This is the unwritten golden rule of investing

>>57180133

Market price is determined by the Bid/Ask spread, which is determined by limit orders (not market orders).

Example:

- The Seller is ASKING for $11 per share.

- The Buyer is making a BID at $9 per share.

- The market price is therefore $10.

Now, the spreads are rarely this wide, unless it's a stock with very low volume. Usually the spreads are a couple pennies or less.

Nobody actually buys the market price. When you make a market order, you pay the asking price from the seller.

Hope that helps Anon.

>>57176905
Speculation. The invisible hand is jewish. Economics is a social “science” (bullshit). It’s all made up and the reason it’s obfuscated is because if people knew the actual workings they would be slaughtering the extended families those involved in their homes.

>>57176905
welcome to biz, you're hired

The number go down after I buy.
The number go up after I sell.

>>57176905
Just start by learning terms.

For stocks, go to the basic data page for any ticker and start learning what those terms and numbers mean. You can use Investopedia or YouTube.

For cryptocurrency, just start learning the basics of Bitcoin and then branch out to Ethereum and other large market cap coins. If I remember correctly there is a good YouTube called Finematics or something that goes into some of the concepts well.

Digest one term or concept at a time, and don't just read or listen. Actually think about the concepts. Walk around and mull them over in your head or something. Make hypotheses to yourself and see if any of them hold true in the market. If you make learning new terms and concepts a regular part of your life, you'll understand a great deal in a few years.