Still think TITNC3: Return of the Iceberg was peak

Im gonna need it to reach down and grab hold of LINK and pull it along a little faster.

 

Yep. LINK and FILE are dragging ass. I thought this long term hold shit would work out but after a year I'm done. As soon as my holdings net 20% returns I'm out of holding crypto. I will trade the shit out of it but I will not hold. lol

 

I mean he's also a mod. Maybe better search parameters?

Also if i keep averaging on gtii it's gonna be 15% of my bs. VET is still my go to

 

NVDA options and shares will forever by my go to. lol

 

I'll have to take a lesson or two to make the most of those. Quick advice?

 

Use the one year/daily chart. ONLY buy monthly expiry options. Buy calls a month or more out whenever it hits it's 50 day MA. Buy a metric shit ton of calls 2 months out when it hits it's 200 day MA. It sounds to stupid to work but with NVDA it's like clockwork. The white flags on this chart are when I bought and sold. Notice the flags at most of the dips and the flags towards the tops of the peaks? Yeah. lol

 

That BTC ETF approved to be listed Monday.

 

What’s the point of that again?

 

Does anyone really know? Lol
Just the reason for the spike the last couple days.

 

But it’s off futures not actual BTC, going to cause a big pump but not as big as when a actual BTC backed ETF gets approved.

 

Yea, I mean why would someone buy that instead of just buying BTC

 

Price. Plus you'll be able to option them. I'm not touching it until I read what the exact make-up is.

 

Dammit, you are correct. options. That could be trouble

 

It’s the same reason why people have money managers, they don’t want the actual stress and responsibility of handling their own assets. With BTC you have to have a secure wallet and seed phrase and blah blah. Or with a ETF they can just invest into that and essentially have BTC without having to deal with owning it and handling it.

 

Those people probably just have their 401k and don’t look at the markets. And wouldn’t dream of touching anything crypto

 

Haha exactly

 

Maybe someone can answer this question for me.

I'm taking a look back at some of the stocks I've owned in the past with seller's regret. I sold 1 share of GE back in January for around $11. Currently valued at $104! But when I look at the graph for the past year it says it was never valued below $52. What happened? What am I missing?

 

I could go to the nearest water fountain and reap more than that with a couple good scoops of the hand. What exactly are you working on, losing money?

 

Reverse split

 

So basically they merged shares. So had I held out, would I still own one share or would I now own a partial share?