Does the legend himself really post among our ranks? Seems so, seems so... Maybe you'll learn to take advice from your fellow anons next time, you never know who it could be.
>>2799160
hey Romano here buy ETH with your life savings
trust
hey Romano
fuck off
>>2799174
this. stop trying to pump coins using your name here and kys.
How's your index funds boys?
Living life stress free is great, isn't it?
>stress free
>have to out in 4k every month for 30 years
> need 4% returns after inflation and fees
>the fed literally bubbled the equity market
its awesome. returns on VTSAX are 18% over the last year
>>2799145
It's great! I made 2% returns this year! Big money!
I am an employee at a driving range/restaurant.
I am also about to start going to school for marketing.
Am trying to convince the managers at my bar to shell out the enormous fee for ppv of the big fight.
Just wondering if anybody knows the amount a typical bar restaurant would make for this type of thing?
Find out how much it costs for u to show it
From google on how much they charged people to show Paciao / Mayweather
"A sports bar can’t just pay the $89.95 pay-per-view fee, open the doors to a few hundred eager boxing fans, and then reap profits. That’s because bars have to purchase a special license from a company called J&J Productions, which handles selling the rights to the fight to commercial venues. And what do those licenses run? We put in a call to J&J and pretended to be a bar owner looking to buy the fight, and this is the quote we got:
“Prices are determined according to the fire code’s limit for the business. if it holds 200 people, this event will be $6,500. for 500 people it will be $15,500. We have a program that gives us a price when we put the fire code limit into it.”
That’s a lot of money, man. If a 200-capacity bar buys this fight, it would need to pack the house and then have each patron spend at least $32 in order to break even (and that’s setting aside the bar’s usual expenses)."
The maximum capacity is 200 people. And that will typically cost about 6'g$ the production company that handles that stuff is off today so can't get a definite price but from what I've seen that's the avarage.
I've moved all my BTC into one shitcoin on cryptopia. This way I will still have the same amount of sats even if BTC crashes. Good idea?
Terrible idea. What if the shitcoin gets dumped?
>>2799092
um....you would have the same amount of sats if you held bitcoin. if the coin maintains a relative price to bitcoin as bitcoin crashes, its value drops too...there is also the liquidity problem if you cant even get your coin out again
>>2799092
You would have the same amount of sats if BTC crashes anyways. If this coin is tied to BTC, it's going to crash. If you need to hedge then just use USDT.
When is the housing market going to crash again like it did in 2008? House prices are currently retarded in this cuck state and I've been hoping for a crash to buy a house (in foreclosure if possible) but the market seems too good at the moment
As long as govs allow mass immigration and hot foreign money to buy up homes to launder money...not soon
>>2799086
Never?
Politicians are okay with open borders for a reason, and immigrants will need somewhere to stay
>>2799086
new home sales/new home starts/existing home sales will show a significant decline leading up to a crash. 2017 doesn't show such a decline.... perhaps next year
>MFW portfolio only down 7% and would be only down 3% if it wasn't for fees/transferring between coins.
>MFW I know I'll be at net even the rest of this year + my crypto investment provides dividends (Antcoins).
>MFW only positive news will come out for my investment (Antshares)
>MFW I shorted METHereum at $360 back in June.
Comfy.
>4% of your portfolio was wiped out due to transfer fees
>poorfag
>>2799080
>the fees that are usually thousandths of a coin, were 4% of my entire portfolio
what do you have fucking $8 invested?
Bought with a creditcard faggots. 3% fees base dumfux
Is the crash over? When to buy back in?
I want to cum in her so badly...
>>2799081
buy a fliphole,
print out a picture,
shoot your glue,
get a clue
>>2799070
Buy ETH when it hits $80-$100.
To everyone thinking about suicide since your precious cryptocurrencies have fucking tanked to shit and have no future, please hear me out for a second.
I know I come from a place of privilege since I was born into a rich family and don't have to worry about any of your silly pleb problems, but just remember, there's always Walmart. Walmart and McDonalds are always recruiting more and more employees, McDonalds has had such a hard time getting new employees they made a new snapchat application system.
So just remember everyone, don't get too down about all your crypto fails, just take on the wagie life, and you will thank yourself later.
*muttered giggles*
son, you gay
>>2799083
>>2799068
I like to imagine demented wojack threads are just entertaining coping methods for people in the red.
But you're really fucked in the head if you derive pleasure over imagining strangers killing themselves.
>pic related
Lol.
Post em.
I deleted my blockfolio
>>2799036
me too
My stomach was cramping up every time I looked at what could have been.
ayy
Anyone have any at least somewhat recent publications regarding quantitative (and mechanical to a degree) asset analysis?
So much information is guarded IP, I can't seem to find much information on at least somewhat recent innovation.
If any of you guys have been researching it, or have researched it in the past, I'd be greatly appreciative of any information as to the approach you took in building a knowledge base.
>>2799007
Your image looks like Statistical Arbitrage, where statistically "cointegrated" (stronger relation than correlation) securities are located and when one of a cointegrated pair moves, a bet is placed on the other very shortly afterward before it responds.
Otherwise, you're playing time-arbitrage with future players. The costs of "close up" technical trading will rip the retail trader's face off and rape his nostrils. Daily ATR is down heavily over the last 5-10 years relative to further back in time, which means commissions and fees will murder all gains (and then more) by the average retail day-trader on 80% of trading days.
I've said nothing revolutionary here. I too am studying the finance industry but so I may "learn the game" and play competently now that I've aged into Wizardry.
>>2799095
yea the picture is just the pic from the time series wiki page.
I do agree with your opinion on "close up" technical from a retail standpoint. However, I feel it is safe to assume there to be practical retail applications to quantitative analysis. I'm in the processes of changing my major from finance major-math minor to math major-finance minor. Unfortunately, free information on actual applications are scarce. I fear that I wont be able to apply my own knowledge of this type of analysis with confidence at a profitable level until I'm at least in grad school and have a better understanding of the scholastic research and development process. And more importantly, where the scholars have been lazily incorrect in their assumptions, because they have no money of the line.
I'm just shooting in the dark hoping someone had some background in the area. I'll probably ask /sci/ as well, maybe they can shed some light on this.
>>2799095
If ATR is lower, would you think trend following TA techniques are best for retail trading?
Who else trading USDT/BITCNY here?
I picked up some bts in the past few days because they seem interesting.
I would assume most people are during this crash.
p.s. buy ETH again when it drops to $80-$100 and HODL.
>>2798992
>btc completed C wave 1800 run
>global market cap completed 60b run with btc dominance touching new highs at almost 50% during this correction
>double bottom on 2h
>all that FUD
I'm not saying buy now but you might want to buy now.
nice chart analysis lol
Don't buy, let it bottom. Buying now would be catching a falling knife.
>>2798999
>buys at 2200
People posting that meme graph and calling btc in capitulation are either doing so in self interest or are legitimately retarded. The market was never in a bubble, it was just going through a correction like it has time and time again. The bottoms predicted for btc and eth were 1800 and 130. Now it's bouncing back up like clockwork.Don't get caught up in the August 1st or bubble FUD, they're memes parroted by brainlets.
>>2798971
you are brainlet if you think eth has chance for recovery
>>2798981
yeah dude it's going to 0 right? haha fuck the trends, eth is for sure a goner.
btc bubble in 2017 would be over 10 000 usd
>>2798971
this
Monthly reminder that I tried to warn you, it's not too late
and stack thread if anyone is down
buy silver coins and hodl for longterm
yes buy physical commodities will help in future take my advice and screen cap mates
mfw so glad i didnt put that 1k into btc 2 weeks ago and put it into silver
>>2799039
How did you spend your 1k? Bars, rounds, etc.?
of course you should diversify ya dumbos
however going more than 20% into physical metals is pretty retarded.
Choose only one.
>>2798929
I remember this...
The media saying that a kid got hospitalized because it drank the harmless weird liquid that came out of the drawn new coke cans opened my eyes to how the media lies.
>>2798929
Right, but Vanilla beats both.
Soda is unhealthy.
I choose water, hot tea and black coffee on ocassion.