/biz/ I yave a problem

>>1897885
Just switch to plain text and you'll be a happy man.

>>1897885
>Dump your entire life savings into Pepecash, dopecoin, milocoin, ark
>lose it all

Thats how you stop.

>>1897885
wait for a flash crash and a bad closing decision to wipe out your money

or

acknowledge you have a gambling addiction problem, like middle aged men in casinos, and seek help.

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>>1897885
It's 4am.


I've been up til 4am for the past week staring at charts.


I'm even for the week, but had so much potential profit that I didn't take.


Keep going OP.

>>1897922
>keep going OP

>*rubs hands*

You people are the worst

>>1897913
>seek help
I know I have problem, because I have identified it, I don't think some therapist can help me though, so I'm reaching out to you, I know others here have the same problems.

>>1897922
Yeah, I've been doing this for the last 3 years, stop now before it's too late.

>>1897939
basing decisions only on pattern behavior has been proven to be an ineffective way, on average, to get more profitable than investing in an index fund and leaving your money there. All I see here is sperging on pattern behavior in cryptocurrencies. Investing in crypto is de facto a gamble because you have no info like in the normal currency market (eg central bank policies or intl trade balances). I see you are addicted to gambling like people in casinos. Now, these people are miserable and many lose all their money because of their inability to think rationally or to abandon the gambler's behavior. Do you want to be like this?
Also, keep in mind that other people betting (not investing) on crypto will always push you into keeping on, because it's in their interest to keep people in the market. Their utmost fear is that someone may bail out of the crypto market and start a chain reaction that wipes out the crypto's value. It takes just two or three big sellouts to trigger a bust or a even a bear in a market with no information like the crypto. Your choice to keep on doing this.

>>1897956
you actually have more info, because you can see money moving around on the blockchain.

can you see inside peoples bank accounts? no. shut the fuck up nocoin faggot..

you're a complete faggot kill yourself

>>1897958
>>1897939

See? These people are terrified by rationality because after just three sellouts it's over for them. If you have a consistent sum of money, it's better to invest in a proper fund with diversified portfolios and competent managers behind them. They push you to the crypto because if you buy in, they gain.

oh man that's really bad, let me take that shit away from you man
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>>1897972
>muh fund muh diversified portfolio (((competent manangers)))
STAY POOR YOU FAGGOT NERD

>>1897972
Thank you anon. Listen up OP. There's smart people out there that are making money make money. This trend on Biz is NEETS playing slots. What are you drinking? Beer? Whisk? Cash the fuck out of crypto and invest in the brand your holding.