/biz/ - Business & Finance

Currently selling everything at a loss on Degiro and transfering my fund on Interactive. Will buy back hopefully at the same level. Even though it doesn't change anything, I still hate that feeling of selling low

>>50624391
YES

>>50541670
All the recent fud has been super bullish to me.
Algo $5 EOY

>>49334450
>>49329482
Dont worry, I know, I'm just ranting since I refuse to touch any debt at all no matter how good it is

SCZ is a very good pick, hopefully they pay it off fast

>>28759125
cool man. how's the weather in mexico city? cold where I am, snow on the ground. I prefer warm weather I'm going to move soon.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nty-4vUmh-s

>>22605955
So what is the point of the UNI-V2 token? What value does it have?

I hit the add liquidity button on the UNI/ETH pair page and added them both in, then it gave me the UNI-V2 token. I realize now I should have pressed the swap button instead. Is there nothing I can do?

IDC if its FUD, its crabbing and will likely continue to do so for some time, bought DOGE coin instead, looks like it beginning to see some uptrend since its at a low atm

>depression is back again

How much money do you need to acquire happiness?

>tfw want to die

How to cope with chronic loneliness?

So I'm really trying to get better at trading by now actually trading (I've read enough books on the subject at this point that I could teach a class on it), but it feels like I'm missing some key insight(s). Or maybe I just need more practice? I see people trading successfully and they don't really seem to be doing anything all that different from what I'm doing.

For example, I don't have any trouble exiting/cutting my losers, I don't have any trouble actually TRYING to put on what I think are good trades (whether or not I get filled is another story as is whether or not they are in fact good trades), I don't have any trouble letting my winners run when they happen (usually let them go 2-3 times the distance to where my stop was and/or the next nearest key level), I'm trading small size right now so I would need an enormous quantity of losses to "blow up" and don't intend to go larger until I am consistently profitable at this size, I look for intraday trends and try to enter on pull-ins/retraces or tightly around the breakouts rather than chasing, and so on and so on.

I want to get better, but really don't know how at this point. Does it really just come down to just throwing yourself at the market each day, following the successful people and trying to emulate them, and then maybe your experience will accumulate to better outcomes? Do you just eventually get so desensitized to the amount of information coming in that you "see" things more clearly/less emotionally? Would love to know what I'm shooting for. When I first started losses hurt, but as I lose more and more, I sort of am starting to give less of a shit. It's getting to the point where it's like "well, big fucking surprise, oh well on to the next trade." Is that generally the direction I should be moving towards?

>>10620476
>when you submit a buy order at the bid around a long term level acting as support and the bids drop out
>get stopped out
>bids lift
>price goes back above the level
>never looks back
>you watch it add 2 points before the morning session even ends

EOS is about to break. If you like EOS buy back lower.
Don't be too attached.

Started with ~$3k
ATH was $168k
Cashed out ~$20k
Still hodling ~$30k

Hoping shit will start going back up again sooner rather than later, but willing to ride it to $0 if that is what happens.

life is pure misery always lost oportunities

>>8969330
Funny you say this. China is already programming their digital RMB. It goes online next year and guess who has been the biggest influence on their decision making? Da Hongfei. NEO will be #1 blockchain. The West doesnt stand a chance because of its all-in behavior with the US Dollar, they dont want blockchain. China does.

You can use mine as well if you want

7Kcs7d

ZCL is going to fly once Bittrex announces support of the HF.
I am late now but this is gold until the end of January.
Let's see how this goes.

>>4990310
Same. Feels good man.

Get out.

>>4486227

>your current net worth
37k$ Bank 1k$
>your goal
Financial independence (no rush) 100k first then 500k then 1 mill
>by when
100k in a year, which is probably doable by simply holding the mostly BTC portfolio that I got.
>why
I want to be free to travel and explore the things I want without feeling restrained to locations or jobs.

Just put all my BTC into a safe haven ETP. Thoughts /biz/? Not on choice, rather converting to alts rather than fiat.