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Easy money : Sell AMC, Sell GME.
These are my 2 newest analyzes : https://www.facebook.com/permalink.p...935 486669964 .
I'll just copy paste : While the idea from #wallstreetbets is nice,and indeed it gave the little man a little bit of cash from the big guys that always screw them over. Unfortunetly any rational man can figure out that this will not last,especially because they chosen weak stocks. And a trade we're suggesting today : #Sell #GameStop ,around 400$/share . To be more precise,it might get to 500,or 600,or whatever, but it is a certainty that it will go back below 100 and maybe below 50 too.Especially since volumes are getting weak. So : easy money. The only condition : AVOID LEVERAGE. |
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The hedge funds will win this, they will just double down on the short and come out on top. |
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I wouldn't touch shorting these stocks. The whole point of the Capital Raid is that these particular stocks are from weak companies. The way the trade works is this: Big hedge funds have massive short positions in poor quality stocks like GME. The raiders from WSB buy the stock - with complete disregard for the "fundamental" value of the underlying company (this is a purely financial play that is not at all concerned about traditional valuations). The hedge funds, who have huge short positions, can suffer theoretically infinite losses (there is no limit to how high a stock can go, and if you are short, it means that you have sold a stock that you don't own with the promise of buying it back later). As the stock price goes up, the hedge funds are required to do one of two things: either 1) they must buy the stock at the current price to close out their "short"; or 2) they must put up cash (margin call) that will cover the paper losses and then pray that the stock goes down. As hedge funds buy back their stock to close out short positions, it further increases demand for the stock, raising the price. Because the raiders do not sell the stock they purchased, the available pool of shares that could be purchased by hedge funds to close their positions gets smaller and smaller, and the price increases become exponential. Right now, there is a demand for about 130% of the available stock. That's what is required to "close out the shorts." That means that the stock could go to $1000 or $10,000 or $100,000 per share. There is no limit when a short squeeze takes place. That's what's happening now. So, sell GME at a few hundred bucks at your own peril. It could cost you millions to try to make a few hundred. **THIS IS NOT INVESTMENT ADVICE** I am not qualified or licensed to provide any investment advice. I'm merely giving my opinion on what I think might be happening, but you should not rely on anything I have said in this post to be either accurate or true. |
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Also,the number written by you are irrational,for example '10.000$' that'd mean people would put 650 BILLION $s in the 'game' ,if you find people able to do this,and also have this liquidity then you are GOD. Please do more research before posting. P.S. : I can GUARANTEE what I wrote in the first post,by GUARANTEE I really mean 100%, and I'll cut my P*nis if it doesn't happen that way(which is based on math). P.S.2 : I closed some shorts(opened at 406) in 230 ,I'm looking forward to selling again ,hopefully again from around 400$/share |
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Shorting a stock is inherently a leverage position. Unlike buying a stock, which can only result in a loss of the amount that you paid to buy it, shorting a stock can result in unlimited losses, as there is no roof to a stock (there is always a floor, which is zero). So, please explain how to short without creating a potentially unlimited liability. And dude, no need to get so upset. It's okay to be wrong. Don't gamble with your dick lol. I can assure *you* that you'll regret this tomorrow.... |
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P.S. : When you short,you 'borrow' stock shares to trade them,so while you don't physically own them,you still have them from a CFD perspective. P.S. : If I buy the stock Y which trades for 400$/sh ,I will obviously pay 400$ to get 1 share. While If I borrow a Y share to enter a short position, I'll also borrow it for 400$ |
VERY dangerous here. There's serious momentum behind these trades. This short could bankrupt you.
After hours 311.99 +118.39 (61.15%) Imagine the margin calls. |
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But because of the crazy situation this stocks are in,I'm just using common sense and avoiding even leverage completely. +My friend,unfortunetly the game is rigged against common people,the 'elites' will crush the people,and they already started.. |
FIAT speculative bubble money Shit like this is why I invest in BTC
BTC = REAL Fiat = a house of cards built on media-created confidence |
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actually 95% of all bitcoin is in 2% of all wallets...I was wrong...you guys control even less than I thought :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh 85% of all bitcoin is in 0.5% of the wallets LOLOLOLOLOLOLOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO https://bitinfocharts.com/top-100-ri...addresses.html Bitcoin distribution Balance, BTC Addresses % Addresses (Total) Coins $USD % Coins (Total) (0 - 0.001) 17158101 50.23% (100%) 3,457 BTC 124,251,637 USD 0.02% (100%) [0.001 - 0.01) 8407685 24.61% (49.77%) 33,117 BTC 1,190,431,819 USD 0.18% (99.98%) [0.01 - 0.1) 5439116 15.92% (25.16%) 176,605 BTC 6,348,246,515 USD 0.95% (99.8%) [0.1 - 1) 2329879 6.82% (9.24%) 733,428 BTC 26,363,822,354 USD 3.94% (98.85%) [1 - 10) 674721 1.98% (2.42%) 1,744,225 BTC 62,697,959,793 USD 9.37% (94.91%) [10 - 100) 134583 0.39% (0.44%) 4,357,191 BTC 156,623,750,389 USD 23.41% (85.54%) [100 - 1,000) 13764 0.04% (0.05%) 3,534,412 BTC 127,048,094,479 USD 18.99% (62.13%) [1,000 - 10,000) 2370 0.01% (0.01%) 5,522,181 BTC 198,500,540,323 USD 29.67% (43.14%) [10,000 - 100,000) 96 0% (0%) 2,259,764 BTC 81,229,542,408 USD 12.14% (13.47%) [100,000 - 1,000,000) 2 0% (0%) 246,463 BTC 8,859,353,204 USD 1.32% (1.32%) |
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Konrad is right... A lot of people bought when bitcoin was dirt cheap..and since so many years passed,they logically can't remember the password.. +there's also the case of those that lost their crypto wallet in all these years.
I remember there was a guy in UK that brought a lot of machinery to dig in a place where he knew he lost his bitcoin wallet(worth something like 200-300million $s at that time..so more than 500m$ now !! ) but he didn't find it Yet this guy was one of the 'happy cases' that at least had a chance since he remembered something .. 99% of those lost..are really lost.. |
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keep the comedy rolling :1orglaugh |
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Yet here we are ,higher than ever, and another collapse will happen, next one probably to $25k in few years we'll collapse again, down to $50k etc etc only dumbasses like you are losing. Funny but ofc i feel sad for you. The technology is great on par with "the internet" and here you are betting against it :helpme :1orglaugh |
hold the line people!
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"According to Chainalysis, a blockchain-analysis firm based in New York City" how do they know? how can they possibly know that 20% of all crypto is lost?...what a load of bullshit...accounts not doing shit for years is normal...they can not possibly know who is a hodler and who is not...I have stock I will not touch for a decade...nobody can know if this is a "lost account" or not...their report is bullshit..."blockchain analysis firm" :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh |
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So let me get this straight @pimpmaster9000
You are smarter than Ray Dalio, Black Rock, Jack Dorsey, Chamath P., MicroStrategy, all investment companies in the world You are smarter than Investopedia You believe USD/fiat will gain in value You believe you're smarter than the markets? You are smarter than math? (lol) ..... i see you being poor, either now, or in the near future. HFSP |
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if lost - less BTC available, bullish if held - proves conviction, optimistic of that holder, bullish :pimp |
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dude are you aware of the concept of long term positions? why do you think 40K was their target? how do you read their minds?... I am basing my assumptions on the fact that I know several long term investors who are not thinking of selling various asset classes...what I am saying is not far fetched at all...it would be strange if there were no "dormant wallets"...it is probably dudes 0.5% of his total net worth...he keeps it as a novelty... this lost crypto stuff sounds like pure speculation...they have no way of knowing... |
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This thread has people fighting over things they don't control - totally popcorn worthy.
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you are not smarter than markets... you are not smarter than math & logic.. you are not smarter than bitcoin blockchain https://bitinfocharts.com/bitcoin/wa...nce-coldwallet 1 wallet holds bitcoin of millions of users.... this wallet cant be dumped on us at anytime, keep your theories coming, still funny, now i'm drinking , enjoying you |
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nonetheless, def popcornworthy :thumbsup |
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btw binance holds 0.5% of all coins... you are wide open to being ridden like ponies...I do not know what the future holds, but you can not deny that a vast amount of bitcoin is in the hands of: ??????????? :2 cents::thumbsup |
You're claiming majority of BTC is held by few wallets, ofc your intention here is suggest few ppl hold majority of all Bitcoin. I'm telling you, and showing proof that these few wallets, some of them are exchanges wallets. Binance has wallets holding huge amounts of BTC that represents millions of users, same with Coinbase, Kraken, Bitfinex, Upbit, etc
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traders dont trade from Trezor , they trade from Binance/exchanges you seem very confused do you know everything? if you can accept you dont, and want to ask questions please do, maybe we can help you ? |
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I on the other hand spent months actually trading on binance...there are no millions of people on binance trading...stop shitting :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh there is no massive day trading...stop pretending like you know the market there when you have 0 experience with day trading.. Quote:
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undisputable fact: 2% of all wallets control 95% of all coins 0.5% of all wallets control 85% of all coins you do not know shit about these wallets...you just dont...stop pretending like you do :thumbsup |
Seems we both have trouble reading?
Ok lets listen to the market then. How long have you been preaching your anti-Bitcoin? |
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There are facts, theories based on evidence, and then there's you, the ultimate truth , hahahaha :1orglaugh do you have a donation page? |
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nowhere did I say that I know about them, not in one place...address your reading problems :2 cents:....I said YOU do not know who these wallets belong to and YOU do not know if they will ride you like ponies considering your utter lack of any knowledge about the 95% of all BTC they hold... 95% of all BTC in 2% of all wallets 85% of all BTC in 0.5% of all wallets not good :thumbsup Quote:
I only remember posting trades in advance for 2 weeks, absolutely crushing everybody here until people stopped replying to the thread because I destroyed their asses so hard...there was this one member whos brain I literally reset, he kept on screaming "these are virtual trades! virtual!" :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh btw you need to address your memory problems :thumbsup |
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Try to comprehend this, it's really quite simple. Your attempted attack is thwarted every time. Why not go another attack route, energy usage, quantum computing, "what if no internet?" or the many other useless attack routes. Better yet, short it, post proof. Until then you're just Schiffing yourself :pimp |
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https://bitinfocharts.com/top-100-ri...addresses.html wallets richer than: 1$ 29million wallets 100$ 13 million wallets 1000$ 5 million wallets 10.000$ 1.7 million wallets 100.000$ 300K wallets 1MIllion$ 77.000 wallets 10MIllion$ 6K wallets 95% of all BTC = 2% of all wallets 85% of all BTC = 0.5% of all wallets this is a fact... Balance, BTC Addresses % Addresses (Total) Coins $USD % Coins (Total) (0 - 0.001) 17209727 50.22% (100%) 3,475 BTC 117,081,570 USD 0.02% (100%) [0.001 - 0.01) 8451986 24.67% (49.78%) 33,248 BTC 1,120,236,262 USD 0.18% (99.98%) [0.01 - 0.1) 5449134 15.9% (25.11%) 176,852 BTC 5,958,706,956 USD 0.95% (99.8%) [0.1 - 1) 2330257 6.8% (9.21%) 733,624 BTC 24,718,062,092 USD 3.94% (98.85%) [1 - 10) 674939 1.97% (2.41%) 1,744,315 BTC 58,771,385,478 USD 9.37% (94.91%) [10 - 100) 134648 0.39% (0.44%) 4,360,967 BTC 146,934,525,649 USD 23.43% (85.54%) [100 - 1,000) 13745 0.04% (0.05%) 3,526,495 BTC 118,818,582,395 USD 18.95% (62.11%) [1,000 - 10,000) 2364 0.01% (0.01%) 5,520,992 BTC 186,019,401,001 USD 29.66% (43.16%) [10,000 - 100,000) 96 0% (0%) 2,265,261 BTC 76,323,682,903 USD 12.17% (13.5%) [100,000 - 1,000,000) 2 0% (0%) 246,463 BTC 8,304,090,861 USD 1.32% (1.32%) work on your memory problems :thumbsup |
Work on your comprehension problem ;)
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Btw, mannnn ur going to be soooooo upset , more in future than you are now, by the survival and success of Bitcoin
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Idiot, I won't even read further but you say sell now at $400 even though it will go to $600. Stop talking out of your ass about what you don't know just to get some attention. Everyone ignore this idiot and HOLD, it's going higher than $600
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seodealer the $5 link seller talking about things far out of his reality
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GME made me a nice chunk of change.
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Of course discounted links sellers would sell for a chump change. Everyone else, DON'T SELL make them fucking pay. Why doesn't everyone understand we have something they need, they need to buy the shares and everyday passing it's costing them big money. They win when you sell.
This is financial advice, see you in thai forest. Quote:
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If you're idiot enough to be unable to understand how leverage works and were unable to read all the explanations you should better sit out. Have a great day. P.S. : If you want people to be polite to you,learn how to have a respectful conversation. |
Or what? I'd like people not to be stupid, cause spewing stupid bullshit is an insult to everyone listening to you anyway. Go back to selling discounted links
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'Stupidity vs Intelligence' ,always an interesting subject.
P.S. : If we'd be to compare our results in intelligence related activities,I'm not sure you'd be anywhere near to be seen. It's very clear that you didn't like math&logics when you were in school , you're likely the type of little cockroach getting an F(only 'F's in math) and then bragging thinking it's cool(+probably thinking the teacher doesn't like you..and to be honest,it's like that you'd have been right,that's because teachers usually don't like stupid people). When my dog will die,I'll extract his brain and I'll sure give you a discount for it,or even give it for free ;) P.S. 2 : Go over there and buy some GME,and AMC,and do them with some good leverage ;) Do it and sell everything you have at 50% ,sell your house,your dog,your wife,even yourself for :2 cents: . :thumbsup Quote:
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You're implying all Bitcoin is owned by few bcos few wallets hold large amounts of BTC. Obviously false. What i'm saying is, many of those large Bitcoin wallets are Coinbase, Binance, Blockfi, Grayscale custody wallets. Meaning each of those wallets show huge amounts of Bitcoin, they're actually wallets of their millions of users. I've said this like 3 times now. Please try your best to understand this. |
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