A short blip? uh, I think going from .26 cents to .75 in 4 days is hardly a blip. You know, us cryptoheads myself included are no math geniuses, but that’s almost 3x and I think in this instance the relationship and timing of the PNC announcement and nearly tripling was pretty “clear” lol
Yeah, what raw raw said. When 4 days is by definition a blip, particularly given the standard deviation and long term trajectory of these currencies. Granted I made a lot more than you on my trade, I was one of the original guys to buy Ripple at its bottom then sold at exact peak. But you’re routinely missing the point as amusing as it is to watch you trade peanuts on a treadmill of random price moves.
You bought $25k worth last fall and sold at just over a dollar? Because that’s why I did and then just bought it recently at .53 and sold in the low 60s. If not, then not sure how you made more than me trading XRP? Regardless, I think an almost 300 percent move in 4 days is just a littttttle more than XRP’s std dev. Just a hunch.
Also we can look at the long term trajectory if you’d like because it’s still way up and sitting at well over double what it was this time last year…
No, I put $100k into Ripple last fall and sold at $1.13 in February. Then bought back in under $0.50 in April and sold around $0.90 in the same month. Reinvested all of that at the rates I mentioned above recently. Not my fault you’re poor and bad at trading maybe it’s tied to your poor career decision making. Anyhow, long term as an “investment” it’s for idiots to cheer small random blips in an inherently volatile tulip trade while “the future of currencies” is still down more than 50% from peak a few months ago.
my opinion. if you bought a crypto. you may have won now, but if you dont understand that you were just lucky, you will eventually lose much more than that cuz ur an gambling idiot buying the soupe de jour.
OP, all you had to do was say you were going back in at .53 and post again when you sold. Instead you did exactly what I said you shouldn’t do and posted your “gains” after the fact.
I hereby throw down the gauntlet. Post your next entry and exit points in real time or gtfo. You have zero credibility. I’d think you’d want to fix that.
What in the name of half-assed excel shannanigans is that supposed to prove? Sick fake screenshot ex-post facto bro doesn’t even show dollar amounts or continuity with that mysterious unexplained gap cut out of the middle Unfortunately I have nothing to prove to people placing garbage trades between job applications. Already living the high life with my $$$$ from getting into xrp EARLY and out ON TOP.
Obviously more than you can prove apparently, and it’s not Excel, it’s Binance. Good call there. 30% gains are garbage? Yah alright, don’t be mad because I made more than you from my couch this month than you did slaving away at your desk
I already gave you clear history of my trades and explained I’ve made multiples off of my initial $100k play money, hence your Sad! state of your trades. But like I said, lets see the $$$ amounts and continuous history without the gap? Can’t be that hard to line the excel rows up. Nice try covering for the unemployment check, how’d freelancing work out?
Yeah, I’m not sure you understand how this works. You could easily pwn all of us (yes, I pulled that out of the Halo vault) and tell us to go F ourselves. I know things move fast in the crypto world, but when you buy take the five seconds to comment here. If you sell three hours later, fine, comment again with the sell price.
So far you’ve been unable or unwilling to do so. Even if the above trade is real, which isn’t verifiable, it still looks like you’re only posting successful trades. Go out on a limb and try posting a starting position here before you know the outcome. You’d shut up the haters and gain a very, very tiny bit of internet respect.
I mean I guess, but I sincerely do not care about a few things, the first being whether anyone on here can verify whether my images of trades are real or not and the second being the requirement of posting a trade right when I enter it then coming back in a few hours, days, etc to post when I’ve sold.
Yeah I get what you’re saying, but give me a break, what I posted is plenty of proof enough. Additionally, even if I did post when I entered a position then right when I sold it, I would still get some rebuttal like: “oh well good for you, you made 4 profitable trades. From a statistical standpoint, I can still rip you apart and claim that it’s pure luck…blah blah blah” and “crypto is stupid, so are you for purely gambling with your money”.
That being said, reviving this mostly pointless and non constructive thread was really just to troll those who were the lamest in their replies, because XRP was at one point almost up 300 percent over the past few days. Also, any time it does terrible, many have tried to revive the thread to rub it in my face lol I am probably finished at this point stooping to their level anymore though.
How’s it proof enough? Jokes on you, I made a multiples of your gains trading XRP while also being right about it collapsing to < half it’s peak. Moreover, by purposely cutting up your trades and not posting dollar amounts you only verified that you lost money on major trades in between (which we called out at the time but you tried to weasel out of by lying) and that you inflated your measly dollar amounts. Lastly by not posting at the time, all you left are these ex post facto images that anyone could doctor. Ergo we win. By chopping up your trade history and lying about the amounts you traded all you proved was that trying to trade a collapsing randomly volatile fools currency with no fundamentals would leave you with some positive trades and some negative trades. Shocker. It’s this lack of reflection that has embodied itself in the more lasting aspects of your career which has left you flailing for prospects in Florida after an ill advised millennial moment over some vacation, just as we also cautioned when we said getting lucky on a bad trade would come back around in the long game by breeding hubris.
Dude, it’s 1000 times more proof than you have been willing to post lol so pretty laughable that you are questioning the images I’ve shared. Like I said, I have nothing to prove to any of you as to whether or not my images are real or not. Also, who cares about dollar amounts? You might want to crack open your level I books there “Charterholder” since percentage gains are what matter when analyzing a successful trade in terms of performance, especially when dollar figures are your proposed alternative.
The latter of your post is what’s really amusing though, it takes the cake in regards to some of the psychobabble “BS” you’ve posted thus far. I guess it’s no surprise that many refer to you like that; short for Black Swan, but seems like the abbreviation could easily apply to most of the things you’ve said thus far in this thread also.
How can no proof be 1000x more proof. Anyways, I have nothing to prove to you, I made millions off of my trades and managed to stay employed. The dollar amounts of your trades matter because you lied about them. Making $10 on a penny stock you put $2 into isn’t a good trade it’s just an idiot throwing nickles at the slot machine. Especially if it was separated by other really bad trades (which you also got caught lying about). If we’re going back to the CFA books to judge trades you might want to check out GICS bro. Think you gotta provide full period trade histories and everything is dollar amount weighted. There’s also a nice section on bias you can peruse. As far as the psychobabble, everything stated is factual and our early comments proved eerily prophetic. Speaking of judging successful trades, which trade do those Level 1 books say was better, owning XRP since the start of this thread (-3%) or shorting your career trajectory?
Unfortunately I have nothing to prove to people placing garbage trades between job applications. Already living the high life with my $$$$ from getting into xrp EARLY and out ON TOP.