Anybody /biz/ here?
I got an offer to do daytrading for a succesful person since the person sees me as one of the few capable of doing this.
The person offers the money and I offer the time.
But to do this I need more information and a clue on what I am dealing with.
Anybody got any experience on this? Any advice?
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Yea, for the Denver Broncos are Football Now and Forever
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Anonymous
No.7692
Buy high sell low
Don't use Tether (if that's even still around) or anything like it
Periodically move profits out of the exchange into a wallet
Periodically actually cash out to dollaroos
Understand the what and why of the word "portfolio"
Any exchange that allows you to go short on coins like ether is ripping off users that go long, so use coins like that when you need to go short and never go long on them on that exchange.
Don't let numbers, red or green, emotionally affect you.
Don't read the fluff people write to hype up their coin or crypto in general.
Actually, do read the fluff, but now keep in mind they're probably taking the time to write it to fight the imminent collapse of that coin. If everything is going well they're either too busy working or too busy enjoying their success to waste time writing articles.
Get a good RSS ticker that updates quickly.
>mfw having someone do daytrading for me under these very conditions
Tell your client the market is low right now and they should buy. Point him to a logarithmic graph if you want to back up your claim.
Don't use Tether (if that's even still around) or anything like it
Periodically move profits out of the exchange into a wallet
Periodically actually cash out to dollaroos
Understand the what and why of the word "portfolio"
Any exchange that allows you to go short on coins like ether is ripping off users that go long, so use coins like that when you need to go short and never go long on them on that exchange.
Don't let numbers, red or green, emotionally affect you.
Don't read the fluff people write to hype up their coin or crypto in general.
Actually, do read the fluff, but now keep in mind they're probably taking the time to write it to fight the imminent collapse of that coin. If everything is going well they're either too busy working or too busy enjoying their success to waste time writing articles.
Get a good RSS ticker that updates quickly.
>mfw having someone do daytrading for me under these very conditions
Tell your client the market is low right now and they should buy. Point him to a logarithmic graph if you want to back up your claim.
Anonymous
No.7693
>>7669
Look up market psychology and look for patterns. Other from that I have no advice. I usually just invest in ETF's with decent dividends.
Look up market psychology and look for patterns. Other from that I have no advice. I usually just invest in ETF's with decent dividends.
Anonymous
No.8173
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Okay so I fooled around with test account and learned a lot of stuff but there is one thing I just don't understand.
What is the difference between "buy/sell limit" and "buy/sell stop"?
Both execute the pending order once a certain level is reached.
What is the difference between "buy/sell limit" and "buy/sell stop"?
Both execute the pending order once a certain level is reached.
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