>>62177663

Good riddance.

>>62177663
>>62177726
they are pumping stocks to distract people from crypto/btc as a way to distract them even more from XRP, which is the Standard

Retards. crypto will NEVER be bailed out by the government
Stocks will always get a bail out

Always invest in the direction of the government

>>62177663
I literally don't get this crypto mindset. You guys could've sold the high years ago and then transferred to stocks and indexes which are way less volatile. You may have had enough to make decent returns just by being bogglehead with little risk. It really is just a gambling addiction isn't it?

>>62177811
The most retarded human beings you can think of made 7 figs trading memecoins while you retards are salivating at 50% over 5 years KEK (no you didn't buy SanDisk), I'll stay in crypto maybe throw something in qqq after this cycle but buying these aths right now doesn't feel right to me. Only "stock" I own is MSTR sitting on a 50k it only position right now all it has to do is scratch ath and I have your entire stock portfolio.

>>62177736
This. Look here at stock, not at this innovative new technology that makes the old banking system seem like a horse drawn buggy.

>>62177736
No, no they really aren't. The reason stocks go up and crypto doesn't, is stocks actually represent a business, making products, selling them, making money, employing staff, having assets. Crypto represents NOTHING. You have no legal right and all you own is numbers.

So the people with brains buy stocks and they just accumulate them... Because you know if it's a decent stock the likelihood of something bad enough to wipe out a such a stock is low.

So people buy the stocks because, well, they make money, and they buy back their own shares and sometimes pay dividends, IN CASH.

You are incredibly retarded if you don't understand this and why stocks are superior.

>>62177811
It most certainly is gambling.

>>62177826
That may be the case but how many idiots now lost everything bagholding something that was made in 2 mins and has no actual value? Stocks have assets, income, employees, you are almost guaranteed there is someone who WANTS what the company is selling but nobody actually needs your crapto so that's why the prices are so volatile.

So while stocks you can just accumulate over time, you are having to gamble trading memecoins, which often just results in losing since most memes are rugpulls so the chance of someone losing everything in crypto is high. There's a reason crypto pumps and dumps as much as it does, it has no value, represents nothing, is easily manipulated, etc. Meanwhile look at nvidia, rheinmetall, etc, people had years to scoop these up and there are no significant drawdowns unlike crapto which goes -99%

>>62178047

How can you miss the point so hard?

>Why do stocks go up?
Making product, selling etc. ONLY keeps stock price the same, GROWTH makes it go up.
Except, if you devalue the currency its valued in.
What are Stocks valued in?
>Dollar
What do companies trade with?
>Dollar
What backs the Dollar?
Thats, right. Nothing. Truly worthless.
So even if companies DONT grow, stock price goes up by inflation, to truly balance inflation you need a company that GROWS more than your dollar is drained. Now why use shit money that steals from you when you have:
Bitcoin
A stable, permissionless, global electronic cash system network, not dependend on governments. No Inflation, No Corruption, Perfect Capital.

Without sound money, all of those buisnesses can't operate. What is the soundest money? Bitcoin, simple as.

Companies are worthless when financial systems break down, study the fall of the soviet union.
keep your dollar cash, i dont want that shit.

>>62178330
Yeah of course it's me missing the point.

Yeah why would you want fiat which everything is priced in. You live in a fantasy world and believe butt corns are ultimately what the shop receives.

please don't sell link marines. please don't, ok? please

>>62178330
you sound like a child begging. plz plz guys c-c-crypto is going to change the world. the entire point was decentralization and peer-to-peer payments. that didn't happen and it became apparent when ppl used bitcoin for anything but its original use case. hmm, buy bitcoin via an ETF and hope it goes up by the next group of teenagers buying high or invest in companies that give the top minds out of Stanford and MIT a salary. yeah easy choice.

>>62177663
I voted for this

>>62178047
>stocks actually represent a business, making products, selling them, making money, employing staff, having assets.
Except you don't own any of that because dilution is a thing and in case of bankruptcy/liquidation/takeover you get fuck all as a shareholder. Also you can't carry your shares cross border because they don't belong to you. They belong to the broker/bank/pension fund or whatever semitic institution parted with your money in exchange for that ownership. Excellent choice of word. "REPRESENT".

If someone in a different country where a civil war kicked off told you
>anon, I'm desperate to get my wealth out of here, I'm offering to sell you these shares for half the market price. I give you the shares, you give me the cash.

Can you say yes to that? No, you can't. There's no mechanism to enable that transaction.
This could happen if he wanted to sell you a pair of underwear at a discounted price. But not with the stocks and shares you claim to own.

Did you know before 9/11 and all the gay shit that came with it, companies gave you paper certificates? You could invest in some Peruvian company, stash a suitcase full of paper certificates, fly to the Maldives and they would still be valid and transferrable, no questions asked?
Do you know what BEARER SHARES are and why they went extinct?
Do you remember a time when KYC and AML were not part of financial jargon?
Probably not, so shut your whore mouth.

You have no idea of the massive market gap that existed since 2001 and that crypto is slowly starting to fill or how the capital controls in Greek and Cyprus would have played out differently if crypto had the same liquidity back then or how arbitrage bots have essentially made money laundering risk free again.

You think you own your boomerfolio? I'm telling you right now I'll pay DOUBLE market price for any of your gay stocks, but I only pay cash. I'm all ears as to how you would like to make this transaction happen.

Faggot.

>>62177663
Can somebody tell me how to short?
When the Clarity Act doesn't pass everything in crypto is going to dump to the fucking ground (probably for years) and I want to profit off of this.