/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.25564089]

My coworker sold at 27k (another coworker's advice) and I could have stopped him, but then he would have known I'm into crypto.
Am I a piece of shit?

[Anonymous No.25564162]

who was this guy who told his friends about the east india company, sold too low and bought the top again?

[Anonymous No.25564208]

>>25564089
No fuck them

[Anonymous No.25564232]

>>25564089
No, never discuss your finances.

[Anonymous No.25564251]

Your friend did good, BTC will fall back to 12k in 2 weeks tops

[Anonymous No.25564270]

>>25564162
Sir Isaac Newton

[Anonymous No.25564291]

>>25564089
Thats good opsec. Hide your power level.

[Anonymous No.25564338]

>>25564089
No, you’re just someone who people think know nothing about crypto, Pepe-San. You didn’t hurt anyone, you merely prevented them from being saved.

[Anonymous No.25564392]

>>25564089
No because it's just conflicting advice, there's no reason to take your word over your other coworker. Try not to give financial advice, especially for volatile stuff, if it tanks or crabs you will be blamed 100%, if it does well you get a pat on the back, if anything.

I don't really listen to other peoples advice either, at least if I'm wrong I made the call myself rather than trying to assign blame between some retard and me for listening.

[Anonymous No.25564397]

>>25564089
No why? His choice and what if it dumped afterwards? He’d hold you responsible. The fewer people that know you are into crypto the better

[Anonymous No.25564552]

I’ve been telling my dad to invest in Crypto since $7k. Don’t feel bad. You’ll be at fault for anything no matter what. If you tell them and they don’t listen, it’s your fault because you withheld information. If it drops 7%, you’re at fault because you don’t know timing and they’ll pull out, because why listen to you twice?

[Anonymous No.25564646]

>>25564089
No