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Re: What is your best investment strategy?
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PedroLinh
on 02/10/2017, 05:26:14 UTC
Primarily used for researching and analyzing.
Fundamental analysis is a form of an active investing strategy that involves analyzing financial statements for the purpose of selecting quality stocks. Data from the financial statements is used to compare with past and present data of the particular business or with other businesses within the industry. By analyzing the data, the investor may arrive at a reasonable valuation (price) of the particular company's stock and determine if the stock is a good purchase or not. Investors using technical analysis (technical traders) often use charts to recognize recent price patterns and current market trends for the purpose of predicting future patterns and trends. In different words, there are particular patterns and trends that can provide the technical trader certain cues or signals, called indicators, about future market movements.
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Re: Difference of Trading and Investing?
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PedroLinh
on 02/10/2017, 05:20:51 UTC
When it comes to wealth creation in equity market, investing and trading are the two genres of the field. However, investing and trading are very different approaches of wealth creation or generating profits in the financial market. In daytrading you avoid the possibility of huge overnight losses, you can go heavier, but your % of winning will be lower, fees will have an higher impact on your profit because you will trade more frequently, you have a smaller edge against algos and it can be frustrating because in certain day nothing will move or nothing will have a predictable way of moving so you can't make money off that thing. Daytrading is the most profitable in case you have an iron discipline, you have the 8hours to trade (even though most of the action is in the first 2  and in the last 2 hours), and your bankroll is big enough to make your risk per trade big enough to overcome the fees.
Investing, you have to allocate your money as best as you can and you don't have to bother of daily flucutation or to temporary downtrend in the s&p or whatever benchmark refers to your positions. The important thing is to make the right picks over the long term, it's important to establish a thesis for being long a stock and keep it that way. You have to diversify your investment in case that some things go bad  you don't lose a big portion of your wealth
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Re: How long could bitcoin last?
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PedroLinh
on 02/10/2017, 05:15:00 UTC
 Bitcoin, as we’ve all seen, is a mixed portrait; it goes up, it goes down, it goes up, it goes down. It’s a fluctuating meter, but if you are going to experience some sort of internal emotion about it all, experience joy. whether or not bitcoin exists forever, or whether it disappears in 10-20 years or five years or even longer, bitcoin is needed now… It’s desired now, and thus bitcoin has managed to retain at least some level of its value, and will do so for as long as it’s here.
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Re: Is bitcoin a good way to invest your money ?
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PedroLinh
on 02/10/2017, 05:02:49 UTC
Bitcoin has reached all new heights, attracting the interest of investors and non-investors alike. Many people are more interested in trying to snag a piece of this crypto-currency’s astronomical gains than really enjoy the unique attributes of an anonymous digital money. Bitcoin is a digital currency, which means there are no actual coins or paper money representing it. It was started anonymously in 2009, and exists completely electronically. The interesting thing about this is Bitcoin has no real intrinsic value. Another important reason Bitcoin is taking off is many businesses are warming up to Bitcoin, both online and off, and accepting it as a form of payment for their products and services. The more companies that accept Bitcoin, the more utility it has, and therefore the more valuable it is likely to become.
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Re: How to teach kids about Bitcoin?
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PedroLinh
on 02/10/2017, 04:16:30 UTC
All-ages cryptocurrency education is likely to be a safer bet in the apps. One of the great things about kids when it comes to Bitcoin is that they have no psychological barriers to purely digital money. Although most financial transactions today are executed electronically, many adults still like to believe their money is “real,” by which they mean something they can touch and hold. When they complete a VISA transaction online, they still entertain the subconscious notion that physical dollars are beingbitcoin for kids transferred from their bank to the merchant’s bank. So the digital nature of Bitcoin presents a mental hurdle for them.
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Re: Can Bitcoin End World Poverty?
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PedroLinh
on 02/10/2017, 03:58:21 UTC
The actual challenges of the world population in poverty actually recording, transferring, and acknowledging property on the blockchain, or if the science even supports the notion that property ownership is the main thing holding the world's population in poverty... that's a separate discussion.
I think bitcoin, really, blockchain encryption that's behind it, has a greater ability to bring more of the world's population out of poverty than anything. it has the ability to give these individuals the right of ownership to property. And that has more than anything else, the ability to bring them out of poverty. And I can't wait. It'll be adopted elsewhere. I mean, blockchain encryption is such a powerful tool. It'll be used by banks, it'll be used by credit card companies, it will become a standard. But what's more interesting is what it can do to poverty around the world to eliminate poverty.
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Re: Bitcoin, is it worth spending time collecting it?
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PedroLinh
on 28/09/2017, 14:10:33 UTC
Bitcoin is a network protocol for recording ownership of scarce digital tokens, in other words, bitcoin is a network protocol for recording the ownership of bitcoin. The protocol's value tied to how many people are using it, also the tokens themselves are a monetary commodity, so they have the monetary network effect where everyone wants to hold the thing that everyone else wants to hold. This is the same reason why people want green paper with numbers on it even though they can't do anything with it except trade it to someone else.
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Re: Morgan Stanley
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PedroLinh
on 28/09/2017, 11:34:25 UTC
Most of worlds economy is about perception and speculation. And currently both USA and UK governments are seen and/or portrayed as inept so its not surprising.  It depends on whether Trump will stabilise, and whether UK will experience another government meltdown, too. May isn't terribly stable or popular, and Trump still has the Russia afere hanging above his head.
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Re: What would benefit bitcoin more?
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PedroLinh
on 28/09/2017, 11:28:16 UTC
Bitcoin is a currency like no other. In short it's digital money that solves many of the problems our current currencies suffer from and introduces many other uncertainties we never had to deal with before.I don't recommend putting large sums of money into it as the bubble will inevitably burst in a matter of weeks but nobody knows when exactly. But I do think it's a good idea to get familiar with the system and perhaps buy just a small amount for the experience or to support the growth of the Bitcoin eco-system.
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Re: Is Capitalism Flawed?
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PedroLinh
on 28/09/2017, 11:15:57 UTC
Capitalism works by maximizing profits by means of automation but in the process destroys the value of the products it produces. The danger is in capitalism ability to self disintegrate without ability get itself together on it's own and thus make societies descend into perpetual pessimism. Capitalism is a flawed system, but all other systems are even more flawed.  Are we doomed? I think not. The solution will come from technological advancements - as always.
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Re: Bitcoin is no longer a currency
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PedroLinh
on 28/09/2017, 11:11:48 UTC
Although bitcoin is decentralized, uncensorable and distributed in nature, it is not anonymous. In fact, the decentralized and open ledger of bitcoin allows anyone within the network to transparently access transactions through blockchain explorer platforms.
It is important to acknowledge that bitcoin has significantly evolved since 2010, back when the cryptocurrency’s main use case was to finance ransomware distributors and online criminals. Bitcoin has become a safe haven asset and currency for large-scale institutional, retail and professional investors, as well as casual users across the globe.
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Re: Bitcoin treated as money in Australia from 1. july
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PedroLinh
on 28/09/2017, 11:09:15 UTC
At the Blockchain NZ conference held in Auckland, New Zealand earlier this week, Bitcoin and security expert Andreas Antonopoulos emphasized the Australian government’s uninvolvement in its local Bitcoin market and the impact of such actions on Bitcoin businesses and exchanges.
More to that, Antonopoulos criticized the local government’s taxation policy on Bitcoin, which essentially drove away businesses and users from Australia to other countries
Governments can choose to either do nothing – which is okay, make things worse for cryptocurrency trading – like what Australia did by imposing sales taxes on all cryptocurrency transactions, or they can make things easier for companies by reining in the banks and encouraging companies by creating a level playing field
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Re: The legalization of bitcoin.
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PedroLinh
on 28/09/2017, 11:02:15 UTC
Economic and financial experts say that virtual currency is becoming increasingly popular in the world as well as in Vietnam and will thrive in the future as it easily overcomes the control of financial systems. of governments. This will create favorable conditions for money laundering, consumer risk and other issues.
Bitcoin has been considered as a payment currency in a number of countries like Japan, USA but at a limited level. In the future may be more popular. If bitcoin and virtual currency are the means of payment of goods, it is only the first step. Considering Bitcoin and virtual currencies as a payment method is inevitable. "
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Re: SENSE - Rewarding Human Capital | Signature campaign [FULL]
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PedroLinh
on 10/09/2017, 00:47:49 UTC
Bitcointalk username: PedroLinh
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Current post count: 31
Bitcoin address: 1DFjYQgQRpPJkJvj4yjqq2pHc3u5KQPhki

thank you !
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Re: Bitcoin or other coins
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PedroLinh
on 09/09/2017, 07:18:11 UTC
This is not to say that altcoin investment is bad. Each investor needs to evaluate their own risk vs. reward ratio and decide whether that’s a good fit for their goals. What is clear is that altcoins are actually not a great hedge against Bitcoin. Much of the same risk exists in the altcoin and much of the potential rewards consumable by Bitcoin.
It’s possible for an altcoin to take over Bitcoin, but it would have to show far more (present, not future) utility first and be able to grow itself to be competitive with Bitcoin’s network before the Bitcoin ecosystem has a chance to add the same feature.
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Re: Speculation influencer
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PedroLinh
on 05/09/2017, 06:41:29 UTC
Hello guys

I was wondering ..

Where do you get all the news about altcoins?
Website?
Reddit?
Some people on twitter?

I'd like to improve my network..


Thanks for sharing!
90% I was looking for information on Twitter, 10% left on site or group
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Re: ETC to $100, when?
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PedroLinh
on 01/09/2017, 17:24:13 UTC
ETC TO $50 is possible in near future before 2018

can not guess before what should happen. It can increase at any time with Shark Pump
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Re: Do you think LTC go up soon?
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PedroLinh
on 01/09/2017, 15:19:06 UTC
BTC is coming ~ $ 4800. LTC will reach $ 100 in the next few days
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Re: MCAP - Exponential return till Nov 2017
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PedroLinh
on 31/08/2017, 06:24:45 UTC
Good analysis. But that's the theory.
Until the year 2018, MCAP is also hard to reach the $ 100 mark
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Re: And now Vietnam to legalize Bitcoin
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PedroLinh
on 29/08/2017, 16:03:47 UTC
Currently, no accurate source of information is legally recognized as a violation of the law by Bitcoin. But there are still two waves of Bitcoin that are legitimate Bitcoin and Bitcoin multi-level. If they want to handle cases showing signs of law violation or violation of State management regulations, they must have evidences and documents of law. Using, trading, owning Bitcoin in Vietnam is not a violation of law but is not adjusted. When Bitcoin is "tuned", many people will believe and understand the meaning of Bitcoin, but in fact, Bitcoin is "not adjusted" is an advantage for businesses because Bitcoin transaction costs are low, not tolerate. Any tax, paid nationwide, in particular, is not bound by any applicable law.