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Here's some info on triangle patterns for those interested and who believe in squiggly lines on a chart:
https://www.investopedia.com/articles/technical/03/091003.asp
BTC is currently consolidating into a triangle formation. It's a triangle within a triangle actually. These types of patterns tend to resolve themselves before reaching the apex of the triangle. Not predicting if it will go up or down, but at some point a decision will be made. If it goes up, Argo is likely follow. As ever, pay your money and take your chances.
https://coinalyze.net/snapshot/IuVPrrPE
Poptimist, just to follow up. Remember the day you decided to create a not so subtle thread about me? On the same day I said I was leaving this board? Shame for you I returned hours later and saw your thread. The same thread when your balls shrunk into tiny grains of sand when I challenged you. Remember that day?
This is going to sound harsh, but have you considered taking your own advice and just leave if you don't like it here? An increasing number of people will likely flood this board posting whatever they choose, making it increasingly difficult to exhibit any form of quality control. The derampers you address are unlikely to read and agree to your plea, they will do as they please. If you believe the majority of the posts are nonsense, and I admit that I have contributed towards it myself, it will likely get worse over time. As Bitcoin and Argo rise in price so too will the number of laggards. Sam the receptionist, Pat the postperson, John from the pub - the average Jo Bloggs if you like. They have yet to fully arrive, but they are coming. Things will get chaotic. One needs to accept, adapt and evolve or be left behind - just like the banks when tackling the disruptive nature of Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies. Fight or flight, which will you choose?
Dad, it's all really about state of mind and following those whose success we are looking to replicate. I don't know where those Twitter people hang out in real life, but I'm sure there are plenty of resources online and offline to help inspire you towards achieving whatever your goals are in life :)
cipro, the post was written to provide recommendations and inspiration to those looking to further their financial goals. The people behind the Twitter accounts all make and manage millions of dollars through investing and trading. So if one is is looking to emulate similar success, it would not be a bad idea to follow those alreadying achieving it. The author's state of mind is actually irrelevant. Besides, is being intoxicated a bad thing? After lockdown has ended, I suspect many will be getting drunk at the local boozer and hoping for a lock in ;)
Fair play to you, AgentB. I know you are not alone in your reluctance to reveal your gender in predominantly male dominated environments. I will try to be more accommodative in the future. When I previously wrote about Sharon the receptionist and Pat the postman as fictitious examples of laggards, I did pause to think whether it was the best example. From now, they will be referred to as Sam the receptionist and Pat the person behind the counter at the Post Office. I will still talk about balls though :) Hope you manage to convince your partner that Bitcoin/cryptocurrencies/blockchain is indeed for real and here to stay.
There is a saying that we are the average of the 5 people we surround ourselves with. Want to be a loser? Hang out with all the negative losers in your life. We all know some of these people. The naysayers. The small ballers. The ones who s****** when say you are going to make it big with Argo, Bitcoin and Crypto.
Want to be a big baller? You know what to do. Here are 4 Twitter accounts who have big balls and regularly feature on the leaderboard of FTX.com futures exchange. Hint: They make big money.
Su Zhu
https://twitter.com/zhusu
- Top trader on FTX
- CoFounder of Three Arrows Capital managing over $1 billion in Bitcoin and millions worth of altcoins. Big baller.
- Sensible level headed insight and advice. Top recommendation.
Alex Wice
https://twitter.com/AWice
- Top trader on FTX
- Tweets a lot, but generally talks nonsense in my opinion. Every so often you may find a nuggest of useful information. He has balls of steel and likes to tell you about it.
High Stakes Farmer
https://twitter.com/HighStakesFarm
- Top trader on FTX
- Only joined Twitter last month but regularly posts his current positions. Profile picture shows he has a 6 pack stomach and a horse. You only have a 6 pack of Carling and a nag of a wife.
High Stakes Capital
https://twitter.com/HighStakesCap
- Top trader on FTX
- Doesn't post often but he has you know what.
FAQ
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> But what if these guys are fake?
Stop thinking negative and think big. If these chaps provide inspiration in your quest to grow larger balls, does it really matter in the end? (I cannot say for sure, but I believe they are all verified if it makes you feel better).
> I'm one of the ladies on this forum, how do I get bigger balls?
Women are biologically programmed to have smaller balls than men. This is difficult to change. Please speak to your partner and tell them to grow a bigger pair.
> What if I'm a lady and my partner is a lady?
Call me :)
Although the price of Argo is generally correlated with Bitcoin, it's not a perfect minute-by-minute synchronisation. If BTC dropped 2%, it doesn't mean ARB will automatically drop 2%. It doesn't work like that. So would suggest to some of you to stop staring at 5 minutes BTC charts all day and stressing yourselves out. I heard some people were losing sleep over this stuff... If that's the case, it's likely either your position size is too big or your balls are too small. Seriously, If you're actually losing sleep you're doing it wrong and should reevaluate your strategy. Making money is meant to be fun...
Just to reiterate for some... When I say you need BIG BALLS TO MAKE IT, I am referring to volatility and ability to HOLD though the ups AND downs. This does NOT mean you HOLD UNTIL THE DAY YOU DIE. lmao. At some point you need to sell and take PROFITS. When that will be is up to you.
xxx
Yeah I should have added some context when making such statements. He also described in the blog of them wearing matching bracelets to celebrate the 'occasion', and whilst the post has now been deleted, he still wears the bracelet to this day....
I own Dot's cousin, Kusama, it's one of my biggest altcoin holdings but was buying long before discovering this info. Was accumulating when people were dismissing KSM as just a testnet and its paid off big time.
Yeah no worries from me, just goes to show there are still many (usually older) folk who are quite against Bitcoin/crypto. His firm's website demonstrates he is not quite up to date with technology. Although to be fair, KR1 who are meant to be a crypto investment fund has a similarly outdated website. Maybe both companies use the same web designer...
I like his jokes though: https://twitter.com/NeilFLiversidge/status/1350094646953857029
A girl said to me, "I nearly caught that new strain of COVID."
I said, "Brazilian?"
She said, "Yes, I had a really close shave!"
Neil Liversidge's recent tweet lol: https://twitter.com/NeilFLiversidge/status/1349493982913572867?s=20
"I'd just like to say a sincere thank you to all the ****coin-Crapto pushers and who've sent me hate-tweets and death-threat-emails. My joy at your fury knows no bounds. Pour it on; it's like an energy drink to me. Your supply of bigger fools is running out. Your emperor is naked"
Neil Liversidge's website: https://wrpfs.com
Morning, not sure if this has already been posted:
Neil Liversidge, a veteran financial advisor, has called on the government of the United Kingdom to ban transactions in cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin (BTC).
Liversidge, the owner of the independent financial advisory firm West Riding Personal Financial Solutions, started a petition urging local financial authorities to stop crypto transactions in the U.K. The petition reads:
“Legislate to prohibit the payment by or acceptance of cryptocurrencies by UK resident businesses or individuals, and require UK regulators (the FCA and PRA) to prohibit transactions by UK financial institutions in cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin.”
Liversidge cited a common anti-crypto narrative, arguing that cryptos like Bitcoin have no intrinsic value and “can be a destabilising influence on society, and often used for criminal activity.” The advisor also thinks that cryptocurrency mining is “harmful to the environment.”
According to the U.K. Government and Parliament website, the petition’s deadline is July 7, 2021. At time of publication, the petition has collected 108 signatures.
In a Jan. 13 interview with finance-focused publication Professional Adviser, Liversidge noted that a blanket ban on crypto transactions in the U.K. will help the enforcement to reduce the power of criminals using cryptos like Bitcoin for illicit activity. “Law enforcement will never catch them all, it won't even catch most of them, but destroying their financial base reduces their power,” the IFA argued.
Liversidge also said that a crypto ban would immediately trigger a crash on the market: “If the UK government takes a lead by banning transactions on cryptos as my petition requests, that will set off a chain reaction, crashing cryptos overnight,” he said.
The IFA’s verdict is that all crypto investors should immediately sell their holdings: “So if you're holding cryptos now, my advice to you is to find a bigger fool than you and dump them quick.” Liversidge also told Cointelegraph that he has “never owned any and never would buy any,” crypto, even if he knew that it would bring him hundreds of percent of returns.
https://cointelegraph.com/news/british-financial-advisor-calls-on-the-gov-t-to-ban-crypto-transactions
mfdoom, I know about the company well, it's quite legit and I've even used it myself. It's more the crossramping/shilling aspect that's annoying. You even left a referral code: that's the ultimate shill ;) This is Argo board, stick with Argo. It's easy to find other stocks/companies/investments, and as they say: one man's treasure is another man's junk, etc