Stocks Decline Amid Late-Day Selloff in Big Tech: Markets Wrap

[opal]

#39Everyday people#39 don#39t gamble on crypto.  Fiat crypto is online Las Vegas on steroids.

[wara]

Maybe Musk shouldn't have tried to buy twitter.

[blog]

That's bad

[geer]

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[avow]

Interesting that a quotstore of valuequot and something that made you 20% return would go down to literally 0$, the price is a fraction of a cent. This is unheard of even with huge financial crashes like the 2008 crash, stock of banks that were about to go bankrupt if it weren#39t for the bailouts fell from like 48$ to 18$ which is a significant loss but nothing compared to 120$ going to literally 0. With traditional finance if a company turns out to be a 100% scam (not even 50% of their earnings being fake which is a huge fraud) it sometimes doesn#39t even go to 0, in crypto it might not be a quotscamquot, nothing really happened except people deciding to dump the coin and causing panic. Imagine if apple or amazon stock went to 0$ because some hedge fund would dump a lot of stock, it wouldn#39t make any difference in a matter of a week and in crypto it turns out that the coin is worthless. I think that it#39s just returning to its fair market price, which is 0$ because it#39s basically worthless and in most cases doesn#39t serve any purpose. It#39s like investing in gold which doesn#39t generate any value, except that gold is desirable and you can make jewellery or electronics with it. Its value can#39t really go up due to it generating more value than before (maybe unless we find some new revolutionary use for gold), crypto is the same except the token itself is also worthless. And I#39m not a boomer that never touched crypto, I#39ve used bitcoin in 2014 and 2015 and discovered how fucking shit it is with huge transaction fees, long waiting times and it not being accepted in any real world uses except of markets on the dark web. It#39s literally only good for that, I can#39t name a single thing outside of privacy that it does better than my bank app.

[prue]

The fact is Bitcoin is the future of crypto and the questions traders ask themselves now is if this is right time to invest? Before jumping into conclusion I think you should take a look at things first. For the past few days the price of Bitcoin has been fluctuating which means the market is currently unstable and you can't tell if it is going bearish or bullish. While others still continue to trade without the fear of making lose, others are being patient. It all depends on the pattern with which you trade and also the source of your signals. I would say trading has been going smoothly for me, I started with 0.5 bitcoin and I've accumulated over 6.5 bit coin in just three weeks, with the trading strategy given to me by expert trader Thierry Veilleux. His methods are top notch and profitable and he can be contacted easily on Telegram (@Thierry_Veilleux22) cheersabout:invalid#zCSafeza

[itch]

Did Brandon's disinformation board approve of this thread because it has bad news in it???

[ttce]

Brooks for U.S. President 2024

[stun]

Not one mention of the Fed's balance sheet or total money supply

[mud]

I wonder whos problem this is?

[mame]

Trading has been very productive to me of lately and I'm able to make to achieve this level of success with mr John Darry's he's a head-cracker when it comes to investments.

[yom]

What a clown show

[law]

Yea Colorado looks so nice

[take]

Wow... !!! My best friend, You Great Good... !!! I wish you every day of your development.

[Lnze]

Surely it has nothing to do with his imminent margin call on his long chain of frauds