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What is your favorite Netflix show and your investment type?
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fuco0921
on 17/04/2020, 09:52:57 UTC
Hi. As you stay at home during the quarantine, what do you watch?
I read an interesting blog. So I want to share it with you.
Let’s do a test about your Investment type based on your favorite Netflix show.
I want you to read it with a light heart only.   Roll Eyes

And recommend me a Netflix show ! Grin


Huh What is your favorite Netflix show?
Please choose first!


1. Mystery 
      For example : Sherlock, Stranger Things, Bones


2. Marvel universe
      For example : Marvel’s Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage


3. Old charms drama   
      For example : The Crown, Alias Grace, Gilmore Girls-the original


4. Political power drama 
      For example : House of Cards, Homeland, Madam Secretary


5. Satirical comedy 
      For example : BoJack Horseman, Master of None, 30 Rock


6. Mystery & Crime 
      For example : Death in Paradise, When Calls the Heart, Good Witch



And check your results!
If you want to read with interesting pictures, click the link to access it.

If you don't want to that, scroll down. ▼









1. Mystery lovers ready to solve the worst enigma.
You might be a doctor, salesperson, analyst, or some other career person by day, however, you are a true shrewd at heart. If one can earn a degree by the hours one watches a certain genre, you would have already earned a degree or two in the field of criminology.

You apply the same detective skills at handling your finances. When you see an unusual movement (volatility) in the market, you are ready to dig deep and to investigate the market driver. Then, you apply the fresh new insights to your portfolio. If anyone knows the unicorn asset, you’d be one. For people like you, we have an article that closely studied the correlation in the prices of three tokens, BTC, ETH, and XRP, and its implications on reading the market trend.



2. A fan of the Marvel universe with a dark, brutal and grittier note.
Ready to take the bitter tastes from financial losses, and resilient enough to come back stronger.

You like to take matters into your own hands. When it comes to investment, you’d rather do it alone than involve a manager. However, you do study thoroughly. What is also interesting is that, in addition to finding out the ROI and Price-To-Book Ratio (P/B Ratio) or Price-to-Earning ratio (P/E Ratio) of a given company, you also need to know if the company is also socially responsible. You are not rash when making decisions. As such, you are into building a low risk/low return portofolio that could be very stable in the future.



3. Traditionalists who love the old charms with just enough modern taste to make it relevant.
Believer of the old, tried-and-truth methods, but flexible enough to re-interpret those principles to apply to the current market. While you stay alert to the newly emerging market, digital assets to name one, you have a firm background on legacy finance. As such, you are not afraid to apply the tried-and-truth principles from the traditional market, such as diversification and rebalancing, to maximize your profit. You may be an old soul, however, your investment strategies are anything but outdated. You are into the passive investment as you believe that the sure thing is better than the one with the higher risks.



4. Binge watcher of political power drama
Shrewd strategist ready for all moves. Beware, the risk may come from the least expected place.

You are aware of how all markets are related to each other. You check the systematic and non-systematic risks arising from the international political atmosphere, as well as legislative changes that can affect your asset prices in the market. Therefore, you monitor that news closely and set your risk management plan accordingly. You are one shrewd trader, my friend. I am pretty sure that you already knew the recent changes in the Korean Central banking system that now launched a digital currency pilot program!



5. Fan of satirical comedy that sharply points out truth in matters
You appear nonchalant about portfolio management. However, you are very well aware of the importance of building stable strategies and working toward it. You may have a chance to come up on top before anyone else. You are also not afraid to take unconventional approaches to managing your investments. You let others underestimate you from time to time only to surprise them by beating the market beta and winning crazy alpha.



6. Loyal fan of Hallmark channel, or something warm and light-hearted with a touch of mystery and crime.
You never want something too risky or serious. You want to walk straight and centered with your financial plan. When necessary, you may consider adding something a bit risky to increase the potential reward, but not by a lot. You are a 100% beta person – aiming to make the market average. You also follow only the big name market index, such as S&P 500, because you only want the sure game. The fact that you are investing in the stock market is giving you enough thrill. By the way, you are a value investor at heart.




Ladies and gentlemen, watch out for Corona virus!
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Re: Why was my post deleted?
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fuco0921
on 13/04/2020, 05:14:01 UTC
To. Apocollapse

Thanks. I understand.
You are very kind.  Grin Grin
I will try harder to publish a good post.



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Re: Why was my post deleted?
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fuco0921
on 10/04/2020, 05:14:25 UTC
I didn't break the rules this time.
But it was deleted again.
I want the Moderator to tell me the reason...
I am sad.  Cry
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fuco0921
on 09/04/2020, 05:29:01 UTC
 I remember, on march 12th, Bitcoin dropped 50%. This surprised me.
 I've heard that this figure is a biggest daily drop in the last seven years.

 On March 12th, President Trump announced a travel ban on people from European countries for the next 30 days.
And The Dow Jones Industrial Average showed huge volatility.
There is an opinion that this led to a decline in bitcoin.

 Are Dow Jones and Bitcoin really related? Or is it just the effect of the danger of the coronavirus?

 Eric Thies, a cryptocurrency trader and technical analyst, share this :
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Today ’s massive dump in both the crypto markets and the traditional markets was very interesting to say the least. While many would say it is solely due to the coronavirus, looking into it further and you will see this does not show the usual signs of a recession. This may be because of the war on oil that many people have not heard about due to the news of the virus. (...)
 One thing I think that is overlooked by many crypto investors is the money flow in this new market cycle. This is the first market cycle where the weight of the money will potentially be held by institutions. That means that Bitcoin is now tied to the traditional markets, and far from being a safe haven when it comes to the emotional cycles of humans, and our instinct to save our money when we become fearful.

 Joe DiPasqual, the CEO of BitBull Capital, a crypto investment firm, shares this :
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Bitcoin ’s recent price action is primarily a result of the coronavirus outbreak affecting global markets and driving investors towards the safety of cash, (...)
With this sharp decline, Bitcoin ’s potential as a safe-haven asset is being questioned, but we believe it is too early to seek any correlations between Bitcoin and other asset classes.


 Current bitcoin price flows are better than before. But should I be nervous?
 The number of confirmed cases of corona in the U.S. by today is 424,945.

 What do you think?
 Thanks for any comment and discussion.

 And I want you to be safe from the coronavirus.



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Before investing in bitcoin, What should I think about?
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fuco0921
on 08/04/2020, 08:51:40 UTC
⭐ Merited by TimeTeller (1) ,traderethereum (1)
Bitcoin investment makes me think a lot.
Of course, it takes a lot of thought to invest in things like Altcoin, Stock, fund, not just Bitcoin.

To invest, I have to think of five questions. And answer it.

1. Which Purpose Are You Pursuing?
2. How Much Can You Realistically Set Aside for Investing?
3. When Will You Need This Money Again?
4. How Much Should Risk?
5. What Should You Invest In?


What should I think more than this?
What thoughts did you go through before investing in Bitcoin?

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Is Bitcoin the best investment?
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fuco0921
on 07/04/2020, 08:31:14 UTC
I recently started learning investment.
I really want to know if Bitcoin is the best investment.
Highly volatile assets may profit greatly, but they may suffer heavy risk.
I wonder what you think.
Is Crypto the best investment for you? or what is your best investment?
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Re: Thanks everyone...
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fuco0921
on 06/04/2020, 08:07:17 UTC
Congratulations. It's cool!
I want to be like you.
I am also studying hard.

I wish you a happy day. Grin Grin
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On COVID-19, Do you want play dApp?
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fuco0921
on 03/04/2020, 03:54:18 UTC
Due to COVID-19 these days, there are many people who do "social distancing".
I am also resting at home. And sometimes I feel bored. So we need a game.
There are probably a lot of people playing games at home during this time.
So, are there many people who play dApp games? not mobile app games?
I've seen a variety of dapps being released, starting with CryptoKitties.
Some of them have great graphics. But are these really games?
I'm curious about everyone's opinion.
Is dApp an interesting game or one of the investment?
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Why was my post deleted?
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fuco0921
on 02/04/2020, 09:09:46 UTC
I published an article of coin desk (not all, but some). and added source links.
Is it forbidden to copy articles? Or is posting a link prohibited?
I'm so sad....
When I find an interesting article, I want to share it with the members.
Somebody please let me know. How to use the community. 
What if this post is deleted, too?

 Cry Cry Cry Cry Cry Cry
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Bitcoin Ends Q1 Down 10%
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fuco0921
on 01/04/2020, 09:07:57 UTC
Bitcoin ended the first quarter of 2020 down from the start of the year, but not as badly as the record-setting losses suffered by global equities.

For the full quarter, the Nikkei 225 was down 20 percent, the worst three-month showing for the Tokyo-based index since 2008. The FTSE lost 14 percent for the period, its second-worst quarterly performance ever, beating only the fourth quarter of 1987. The S&P 500 was in the red 18 percent to close out Q1 2020, its worst quarter since 1938.

Cryptocurrencies operate 24/7 and don't have quarters for closing the books. However, bitcoin, the market bellwether, was down just 10 percent for 2020’s first three months.


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Re: Where do you read about crypto? Favorite sources?
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fuco0921
on 01/04/2020, 07:25:10 UTC