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>Be me
>have Torch browser.(It's based on chrome so it's the same)
>click menu/settings.
>scroll down to "People" and click on "Profile 1".
>"are you sure?"
>don't pay attention
>try to click
>cancel button is on the right when it's usually on the left.
>accidentally...
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>>1049263
You're on the wrong board
i had 2 tabs open, posted this in the wrong one sorry
where were you when the stocks died today.
It has begun.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oZolV4L2DMo
>>1049193
Nice meme compilation
Now give me my view back you filthy youtube monetizer
Anons, stay the fuck away from that youtube video, it's a piece of trash that faggot OP hopes to monetize on, and it isn't fucking worth the watch
Buy ethereum
>>1049201
Aww did all you Bitcoinfags lose hope in Bitcoin? Shit I would have too, desu, but only 2 years ago.
Bitcoin's path towards world domination continues, not even a week after the FUD and the price is already recovering.
Did any of you morons panic sell due Mike "sweaty big blocks" Hearn, did any of you buy at a discount?
Leave your copes below.
Buy ethereum
you all want to talk about tips and tricks?
first, I have a question:
Let's say I have a good amount of skrillah
I want to give it to family members.
I can set up trusts. but
What if I lose a lawsuit to a sibling?
Assuming we both represent each other, would that be a cool way of transferring money-especially if we settle out of court?
Do you guys have any legitimate tips for wealth management?
I like trusts and non-profit organizations.
>>1049078
Try making sense first. Your picture and post make no sense at all - they're a disorganized schizophrenic word salad.
Visiting a psychiatric doctor and getting assessed and medicated for your illness might be a good first step.
Hes basically asking if losing a lawsuit to a sibling is a good way of avoiding tax
>>1049183
I'd also like to know the answer
China's central bank said on Tuesday that it will inject over 600 billion yuan ($91.22 billion) to help ease a liquidity squeeze expected before the Lunar New Year in early February.
The People's Bank of China will inject the funds via its policy tools of the standing lending facility (SLF), medium-term lending facility (MLF) and pledged supplementary lending (PSL), it said in a statement on its website.
http://m.economictimes.com/news/international/business/chinas-central-bank-to-inject-600-billion-yuan-to-ease-liquidity-strains/articleshow/50640163.cms
So this is like Chinese QE?
Time to buy Chinese stocks?
This doesn't seem like very much.
Is this part of a continuous plan by them?
>>1049055
M2 in China is 139 trillion yuan. It represents less than a half a percent increase in the money supply.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bedEz4qHGnk
Didn't realize these 4 companies were such giants. Interesting as fuck talk.
Will the society of the 22nd century be controlled by corporations? Do we have to say goodbye to democracy?
Great vid.
I am about to go to college and I still don't know what I want to do or major in. Can you guys give me some advice in what to study in college and what jobs/degrees pay highest? Preferably jobs that make over 300k a year.
stripping
Nigger Breeder
>>1048074
>I am about to go to college and I still don't know what I want to do or major in
I heard stripping and nigger breeder are in demand - perhaps a liberal arts degree
>lost half of my savings in 1½ month
>>1047360
it will bounce back eventually, just chill on it
>>1047360
>buying high
I personally try to time the market. I graduated in 2008 so I didn't save up money and invest in the stock market until the DOW was down to ~7,000 level. I moved it all to cash around a year ago when the DOW hit 15,000 since I thought stocks were overpriced and there would be a correction. I missed out on some gains, but I'll reinvest once we have another recession.
>>1047362
he sold
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What one man thinks doesn't really make that much of a difference in the big picture. I am still optimistic and plenty of others are as well, including people with even more influence and knowledge than Hearn.
Just within the last couple of days things are looking quite bright as a lot of users and miners are expressing support for Bitcoin Classic, which can break open the increasingly worrisome Bitcoin Core development team and its censoring and arrogant influential supporters, and thus demonstrate bitcoin's anti-fragile construction.
>>1045350
>Couldn't really cash out his share whenever the coin was above $1000.. and feels majorly butt hurt.
>Sells all of his bitcoins before quitting.
>Talks about how Bitcoin is nothing but a failure blablabla.
>Waits about a week for it to bottom out.
>Buys back at a much lower price and waits to ride it back to the moon.
I'm about to buy in...
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>>1045350
It failed the minute a few rich people in China got 51% of the mining power. We still have no idea if they were colluding or not. Even if they weren't in it together somehow, no one realized that the largest communist country in the world had effectively committed a 51% attack until it was too late. We would have realized the attack sooner had we not been sucking Mt. Gox's dick on potential $1000+ per coin valuations.
As was said in his Medium post, Bitcoin began to suffer a lot of things related to...
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For the casuals: The latest drama with Mike Hearn calling Bitcoin a failed experiment is a strategic move by R3CEV to influence banks and industry away from Bitcoin, it further proves the fear they have of it being a success (which is not working, as we have tons of new stuff comming soon with 0.12, which will translate in a price recovery over the next weeks as we've seen before after alt-fork fears, which translates in a good opportunity to buy at a discount -pic related-, nontheless ups and downs are irrelevant and just market noise in the long term towards Bitcoin's...
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>>1045064
So. What possible new "stuff" can bitcoin provide...from a utilitarian standpoint , that another coin or these industries simply making their own blockchains cant achieve?
Onviously the security of the size of the btc chain but since the incentive keeping the chinese mining is cash thats sort of a lose end (if pruce drops below break even for long enough theyll mine something else)
I feel like bitcoin is the myspace of cryptocurrencies
>tfw the financial industry tries their hand at an altcoin scam
Dont know whether to laugh or cry
>>1045093
The network (users, ecosystem) is what makes it valuable. Everything an altcoin does, bitcoin can implement (and vice versa).
Thats why the banking group is trying to sow discord and divisiveness in the community. When that falls apart, bitcoin goes with it. I wonder how long Hearns has been on their side. The block size is not the real issue.
At last I truly see.jpg
Without being biased, is flat tax better than having a percentage tax on difference classes?
>>1047471
Are you massively rich? If yes, then a flat tax will decrease your personal tax burden.
Are you not massively rich? Then a flat tax will increase your personal tax burden.
>>1047471
Better in what sense?
There's no way to say without bias because it depends on your priorities. Flat tax is definitely more fair, but the moral value of a fair system can be less than the benefits of progressive tax redistribution to a certain point.
It's really up to the aggregate morality of the country. Should a rich man's resources be spent producing an extra yacht for that successful man, should it become ordinance to drop on our enemies, or something that keeps old people alive?
That kind of question doesn't sit well with most, because it implies that others...
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How do I into CommSec trading?
>>1048980
You download the app you stupid prick and then you buy some blue chip and then check it once a month for the next three years
What is your opnion on eToro?
Should I use it if I'm not going to copy anybody?
>>1048977
no. stop being stupid
does this shit work?
Howdy /biz/.
I'm 20 years old and I'm in my third year of university (biology) without a job.
I have saved up around $40,000 (maplebux) which is just lying in a shitty 1.75% interest savings account from trading vidya game items ($10,000 tied up in other shit).
Lurked the board for a while so I have a very minimal idea of investments and certain meme stocks that are talked about. However, not too sure what to do to better my situation and put my savings to work.
I live with my parents (in a rented house) so I don't really have any...
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Where in Canada are you getting 1.75% interest in a savings account?
It's originally 0.60% but an additional 1.15% for new funds (CIBC)
Canadian here too that wants to know what to do with money sitting in savings. I heard something about mutual funds. Going to talk to the bank this week.
>tfw fell for the mutual fund meme
i'd have lost less money just sticking it in a bog standard savings account
kill me
>>1048514
Nothing wrong with mutual funds. Markets go up and down, that's normal.
Why do you fucking /r9k/ shitposters keep posting this?
>tfw I have lost a substantial amount of money in my retirement account and personal investing account
G-good thing I wasn't planning to retire anytime soon. Surely the market will recover and I will make all of this money back.
