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>>1323340
online or offline?

>>1323344
online I suppose. I don't know the difference

>>1323362
badbitcoin.org/safelist

hongkiat.com/blog/bitcoin-wallets

coindesk.com/information/how-to-store-your-bitcoins

tl;dr Blockchain or Coinbase

bumperino

>>1322718
GXY and CNJ are /biz/ meme stocks since March. look up the archive, you'll find good info there.

Too bad I can't buy CNJ. Although it didn't rise much since it was told on /b/.

GMM/GXY are a bit on a down since last week. Probably waiting for the news about the voting results which should be end of this week.

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This next chart is the EURGBP chosen because the Brexit is a hot topic.

The latest downtrend coupled with the momentum indicator have illustrated mixed signals which may reduce the effectiveness of the included downward trend line and may plausibly reduce the strength of the current downtrend as well.

The horizontal line represents a range of significant repeated pivots and may translate to support which may lead to the establishment of a new uptrend.

Finally; the previous uptrend showed a stronger trend correlation compared to the latest downtrend inspiring me to speculate it will reverse in the short-term and establish a new trend towards resistance at 0.81. OP expresses a lack of confidence in his bias towards a reversal in the short-term versus a continuation of the downtrend.

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>>1322659
Your trendlines bother me.

I trade equities only but I must say with the FTSE up 3.2% today, equities moving well and this bullish descending channel in the EURGBP pair, it's as if the markets are already discounting a favourable Brexit outcome, ie, stay.

>>1322614
>>1322659

Had a few classes in forex, and dabbled in it for a while, but really all I'm doing is reading the news, forming and opinion and acting on it, and staring at the purchase waiting for it to become profitable before I sell it.

I've been lucky and made a couple hundred dollars, but I feel like there must be more to learn. This can't be the entirety of 'forex trading', is it?

(I'm not a beginner in the trading, I know about stops and such.) However, I do feel like what I'm doing is very elementary.

Is there more to forex trading, or is it just you becoming more seasoned and well-versed in the same concepts as you go along?

>>1322589
Yes. Blow it all on drugs and hookers man. #yoloswag

>>1322589
Wrestling with the same dilemma. Honestly fucking sucks. I want to retire by 30, not have money squirreled away for 40 years from now.

No. Working is harder when you are old, you will want to take it easy and relax your old bones, not be working retail or some stupid shit.

>>1322130

Jump around temp agencies for low pay and no benefits.

You're better off going another 1 in some med technology field so you can actually get a steady job with decent pay.

>>1322142

another 1 year*

Officially, the "M" in STEM stands for mathematics, but the reality is that it stands for "medical" now, and that's what biology is.

Biology has become synonymous with premed now.If you don't plan to go to medical school, then don't major in biology.

There's virtually nothing you can do with just a bs in biology now.

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>>1321868
know that feel, my weekend is 60% studying stocks, options and commodities markets now, with 30% sleep and 10% masturbation

>>1321868
I don't know that feel.

I dollar cost average

>>1321870
It's literally all I think about now. I hear something on the news, I need to go investigate because of stocks. I hear something interesting from someone, I investigate it because of stocks.

>tfw stocks consume your entire life now
just let me die in my sleep

>>1321747
Rarely if ever. I assume. BUMP

>>1321747

Moving more toward crypto like BTC, ETH, LTC

>>1321768
Lmao shill

Go apply somewhere else.
Call center work as a bitch tech.

>>1321070
Do E-Commerce and now people's lawns. You'll make way more than some wageslave $8/hr job.

You can then save the few thousand you make and throw it into stocks/school expenses.

Dish pit in a half decent kitchen. They are always looking for dish guys and if you work hard at it you'll get all the hours you want.

If you bust your ass off for a month or so, you can get to the point where you can offer to help the kitchen with work because the dishpit is under control, and they'll start teaching you how to prep and cook.

Do that all summer long and by the end you'll know how to work in a kitchen, which is always a reliable fall back plan to have on your resume.

Also, a chef from a kitchen being a reference on your resume generally takes the form of "Anon? Oh yeah I remember that guy, he really hauled ass and worked hard. Good kid."

Which is amazing for future jobs, and gives you a much bigger leg up then you might realise.

Also you'll learn how to cook, which means your cost of living plummets because you dont need to lean on eating fast food all the time when living on your own.

>>1320409
Nice boat.

i think theyre ponzi, but worth checking out while the ponzi lasts

>>1320409
>the value of terax was 0.12$ now it's 0.05$ they did this because of what's happening on July 10 bitcoin halving
that doesn't sound suspicious at all no go on invest in those fine gentlemen

i do hashocean, you are welcome to use my link: https://hashocean.com/?rid=470464

feedback is i'm extremely happy with them already made 100% returns a couple of days ago and making very nice profits. an honest opinion tho: they are likely a long running ponzi most likely as i discovered no relation between their profitability changes and what happened on the crypto market, but i can see them run for years, their userbase increased by more than 30% the past month alone. they are still in the growing phase.

>>1316086
ironic since bukowski worked as a mailman for more than 20 something years

Thinking about what to do is actually stressing and hard. Most people are happy with following orders and being paid for it, with time off to enjoy life with their families and friends. There's nothing wrong with that


t. Seed funded startup founder

>>1316086
>Is there any actual point in working hard when you know that the system is designed to keep you a wage slave forever no matter what you do?

Yeah try not having such a cancerous attitude towards life.

Or, just keep thinking everyone is against you and eventually hang yourself at 30-45

>>1324366
underated krypto

already has made some crucial endorsements and recently got a grant from usgov.

but this is a long term alt and could be volatile depending on it's security standard.

>>1324366
i got about 2000
meh

i just wonder whether the tokens will be worth anything even if the network becomes a success with banks.
but im hodling some just in case, santander put a couple million in so they will push this shit anyhow.

>>1324331
also looking for a website with economic news, i don't trade enough yet to pay for services

>>1324350
There pricey and unless they approve your LinkedIn (actually fucking required one) you're not even getting a trial account.

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Bamp

>>1324012
>Begging/asking (including tipping) for cyptocurrencies or asking for money/capital is also strictly forbidden

Oh okay sorry, i must go to hell D:

fuck off gibs me dat gypsy nigger hobo

>Got that grad position locked down though so at least I don't have to worry about employment.
> at least I don't have to worry about employment.
;^)

>>1323818

>24
>180k euros

izi

>>1323818
35
>80k, I am a failure

Go to the bank and ask if they offer free checking.

>>1323776

Just tell them you are a student and ask for a student checking account, if they ask where you go just say local community college and that you will graduate in 2 years,

>>1323800
but I'm not a student...