What Should I do, Jow Forums?
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Market buy orders on BTC
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also market buy link
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>asking for $$$
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Nothing. The yield curve inversion, slow of housing growth, FANG stock dump, escalating trade war, increase of delinquent credit accounts, fed rate hikes, etc. are all pointing to a strong recession in 2020. Wait in FIAT until then, and then buy the dip.
As for Bitcoin, it might start running in 2019 Q3 or late Q2, so put some into crypto once we hit $2,800 to $1,800, flatline at those levels for a bit, and then get a few test pumps and lower lows, but for now, just wait.
Making money isn't about buying all the time. A lot of it is just waiting on the sidelines until the most opportune time to enter. The top of a massive bubble likely to pop late next year is not the time.
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Who the fuck keeps that much money in a motherfucking bank. This has to be a larp.
You don't belong here.
Fug that actually worries me a bit. I just came into a fuck ton of money and was about to invest in real estate
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“Joint checking”
Doesn’t matter what you do kek you’ve already lost
Accualy belive.
500k bitcoin? Damn, you know at one point, power gives you only power until one point. Then its time to buy politics for money to get more power.
Give m-
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Try my Bitcoin roulette!
Send me Bitcoin and if you're lucky:
YOU'LL DOUBLE YOUR MONEY.
I PROMISE I'LL SEND THE MONEY BACK IF YOU DO.
How does it feel biz, I need to know
Right? I keep looking around and the best answer I have right now with interest rates going up is to dump money into a savings account and chill.
No, don't be worried. With patience, this gives you an excellent buy opportunity. Go read up on the housing markets. There are red flags all over of a market decline coming. That, coupled with all the other signs of a recession likely coming, means a strong likelihood of a sharp decline in prices over the next few years. With a little patience, you'll be able to buy the same house much cheaper, then rent it out at exorbitant prices to people suffering from the effects of a recession once the market starts to recover.
what would you do with it if you don't want to go broke buying expensive shit?
I found yield curve inversion intresting. Reading about it now.
Are these yield prices we are talking about?
treasury.gov
Damn that is some interesting advice, problem is I was also getting in to real estate to have another place to live lmao. I will definitely do some research.
Do you think it is a problem if I just "sit" on the property through the recession, are there any drawbacks to that?
are we talking global scale recession? at least within developed world markets?
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>taking a picture of a screen
Invest in sexdolls and VR-porn.
Learn to take a proper screenshot, retarded boomer
Yes, take a look at them long term too
As long as you're able to match inflation, not really
If the US goes into a recession, other nations will follow. How hard they get hit will depend on international relations and individual economic circumstances at the time.
Put half in bitcoin (83 BTC) and send to bitmex. Open a long order on the march futures contract at 1.5x leverage (puts your liquidation at 2100 if you open now). Hold til march and if BTC even gets back to 5K you just made 40 extra BTC ($200k). Easy money honestly unless you unironically think BTC will dip below 2100. And if you do think that, then ladder your buys in or just take half of the bitcoin and half at 2200, which makes your new liquidation point 1750.
If you want a longer timeframe, you can wait a few weeks until the june futures contract goes live. No fees (if using limit orders) or funding payments on these contracts.
Super intresting. I was looking at yield rates prior to 2008 and from what I gather, curve started shifting 3 years before 2008. Des 2005, 1 month, started at 4%. Over next 3 years it went down to 0 point something. So recession isnt starting when yield bond curve inverts, but when it starts to return to normal.
Like now, des 2018, 1 month its at 2%+. And if we expect it to raise like "normal" it will hit 4% in maybe a year almost exactly. So if it again take 3 years for reccession to hit after that, from what I see, we got 4 years until recession.
Might be sooner or later than that depending on what makes it crack.
How right am I? Or wrong. What am I missing?
Some boobs for you since you made me aware of this. :)
The wiki on the yield curve actually has a surprisingly nice time relationship chart you might want to reference:
Thanks. Have a nice evning. Or day. Or whatever is where you are.
change the html again using inspect element
inspect element here as well?
no you can just edit that file normally
Lol bottom righ of the picture shows 65k is for 57% of your spending yet 299 million dollars Accounts for uncatagorized spending at 16%
Pull thay shit out and make a full master bedroom set out of the stacks of cash. Mattress and everything. I wouldn't wanna keep that much money in a bank so they can bail themselves out.
Show me your short postitions fag
My position right now is to study as hard as possible all winter while working on personal projects so i can move from systems work (NOC admin) to full stack dev come spring hiring season, increasing my current pay of $80k to hopefully $90k to $105k, plus doing more desired work. Then, I live like a hobo during the economic downturn and following recession and buy the dip.