Rice and Fries said:

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BTC hit $46.5K.

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Dammit, opened a Coinbase account a few days ago and got my $5.00 free bitcoin, but never went back to buy more. Now worth $6.79.

Why coinbase vs Binance or the others?

NWS will digest models and update by Wednesday.

Yes, that's multiple inches. 4-6.

Ragoo said:

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CrazyRichAggie said:

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Ragoo said:

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CrazyRichAggie said:

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It's hard to trade AH from your phone while also trying to give two 16 month olds a bath!

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doesnt get easier at 4. But I'm at the airport now.

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Oh I know buddy, they are the youngest of 5

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geez. Just the twins for me.

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Wow didn't know so many had twins here. Have a 5 yr old, 2 yr old, and 4 month old twins.... In survival mode now. This forum helps me survive these days.

Rice and Fries said:

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Why coinbase vs Binance or the others?

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No particular reason other than from some reading I've done. I have heard of Gemini and Binance, but didnt think there was much difference. Apparently I need to read the Crypto thread a little more.

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KT 90 said:

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A couple BTC small caps to add to the research list (I didn't see them yet), $izea and $brqs.

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Radio silent has been strong on BRQS as a long play. Liked the chart and got in a week ago

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BRQS... first goalpost confirmed...

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Anybody else have thoughts on this one, it is an interesting chart.

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oldarmy1 said:

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No time to wait for advanced trading tactics on REI. This is called angling in to a late mover. I bought a bunch of shares and I sale the $2.50 covered calls out months from here on 50%. If it's above $2.50 then you just got a net free angle in trade. If it's below $2.50 then you just reduced your hold price significantly to "catch up" with earlier entries.

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I bought but used the Feb 19 for $0.21. I'm completely fine buying for $1.60 and selling for $2.71 with two weeks of work.

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Hey 30k, how are you feeling about this with REI's big run up so fast over the last day or so? Any change in approach, or are you comfortable sticking with your original plan?

You chart readers might take a look at U. It's forming a cup after a monstrous dip and decline post earnings.

I'm not good at reading this stuff but seems to be large potential here.

ag94whoop said:

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I am a little concerned about this idea of a full reset OA mentioned. As a guy who owns two ranches making up more than 2/3 of my net worth , the idea of that being taken away kinda freaks me out. Should I seriously be looking to sell?

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OA would say no (as he owns a bunch of land), but follow this thread and make some dough!

John Francis Donaghy said:

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$30,000 Millionaire said:

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oldarmy1 said:

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No time to wait for advanced trading tactics on REI. This is called angling in to a late mover. I bought a bunch of shares and I sale the $2.50 covered calls out months from here on 50%. If it's above $2.50 then you just got a net free angle in trade. If it's below $2.50 then you just reduced your hold price significantly to "catch up" with earlier entries.

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I bought but used the Feb 19 for $0.21. I'm completely fine buying for $1.60 and selling for $2.71 with two weeks of work.

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Hey 30k, how are you feeling about this with REI's big run up so fast over the last day or so? Any change in approach, or are you comfortable sticking with your original plan?

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60% profit in two weeks? Sign me up.

Rice and Fries said:

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Why coinbase vs Binance or the others?

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Back in 2017 when I first started dabbling in crypto, coinbase was one of the main ways people were using to convert fiat to crypto (at the time coinbase offered BTC, LTC, ETH). You could then transfer your crypto to Binance which is what a lot of people used to trade between cryptos (e.g. you could swap Bitcoin directly into something like Cardano or Stellar or Ripple.... known as "alt" coins). At the time to my knowledge there was no way to onramp fiat directly into binance.

To my understanding binance is no longer available to US customers? I haven't used it in awhile but at this point it doesn't matter as much since coinbase has a much more diverse set of offerings than it used to. There are also other exchanges that you can buy crypto with fiat such as Gemini or Kraken for example.

Check out coinmarketcap.com and click on any crypto you are interested in and it will give you a list of exchanges it can be obtained from.

Also there is a lot of good info in the crypto thread.

Hopefully you didn't miss the Ride Or Die gifs

TOS doesn't allow premarket buying, correct?

sorry if already posted...

I just read Coinbase is going public, either late this month or March. That could be a big one, certainly won't be a penny though.

agdaddy04 said:

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TOS doesn't allow premarket buying, correct?

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Yes, 6am central. Just need to pick ext in the 'time in force' selection during order entry.

TriumphForks said:

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Rice and Fries said:

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Why coinbase vs Binance or the others?

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Back in 2017 when I first started dabbling in crypto, coinbase was one of the main ways people were using to convert fiat to crypto (at the time coinbase offered BTC, LTC, ETH). You could then transfer your crypto to Binance which is what a lot of people used to trade between cryptos (e.g. you could swap Bitcoin directly into something like Cardano or Stellar or Ripple.... known as "alt" coins). At the time to my knowledge there was no way to onramp fiat directly into binance.

To my understanding binance is no longer available to US customers? I haven't used it in awhile but at this point it doesn't matter as much since coinbase has a much more diverse set of offerings than it used to. There are also other exchanges that you can buy crypto with fiat such as Gemini or Kraken for example.

Check out coinmarketcap.com and click on any crypto you are interested in and it will give you a list of exchanges it can be obtained from.

Also there is a lot of good info in the crypto thread.

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I'm getting into it now. Everything you just said is still true, except Binance has a US version

BTC holding above $47,000.

Really wish AAPL would come out and say they are getting into the crypto business. Either that or have the Reuters blasted everywhere on Twitter to make it seem like they are.

NXTD. BTC play is rolling this morning.

Philip J Fry said:

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TriumphForks said:

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Rice and Fries said:

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Why coinbase vs Binance or the others?

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Back in 2017 when I first started dabbling in crypto, coinbase was one of the main ways people were using to convert fiat to crypto (at the time coinbase offered BTC, LTC, ETH). You could then transfer your crypto to Binance which is what a lot of people used to trade between cryptos (e.g. you could swap Bitcoin directly into something like Cardano or Stellar or Ripple.... known as "alt" coins). At the time to my knowledge there was no way to onramp fiat directly into binance.

To my understanding binance is no longer available to US customers? I haven't used it in awhile but at this point it doesn't matter as much since coinbase has a much more diverse set of offerings than it used to. There are also other exchanges that you can buy crypto with fiat such as Gemini or Kraken for example.

Check out coinmarketcap.com and click on any crypto you are interested in and it will give you a list of exchanges it can be obtained from.

Also there is a lot of good info in the crypto thread.

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I'm getting into it now. Everything you just said is still true, except Binance has a US version

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Binance US does not allow Texas residents to buy crypto. I think there are ways around that like a VPN but I didn't mess with it. I originally bought in December via Coinbase, but then transferred to Coinbase Pro because the withdrawal fees are much lower.

backintexas2013 said:

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NXTD. BTC play is rolling this morning.

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Curious to see if the $2.15 area becomes a support level....or back down at $1.87 on a flash or retrace. I have a starter order in but at $2.01 (resistance level from last night that may be supported). Juiced premiums to sell against on covered calls.

Have some meetings that will take me out of some of the morning so will look to pick up a few shares here before I head out.

Will try not to FOMO...try anyway.

59 South said:

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Here's another interesting new name - $TRIT - Singapore based FinTech on blockchain. Bonus points for being a small cap with options! I've been waiting on some price stabilization before dipping my toes in.

https://seekingalpha.com/article/4395632-triterras-debunking-short-thesis-shares-major-upside

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59 South said:

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59 South said:

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Here's another interesting new name - $TRIT - Singapore based FinTech on blockchain. Bonus points for being a small cap with options! I've been waiting on some price stabilization before dipping my toes in.

https://seekingalpha.com/article/4395632-triterras-debunking-short-thesis-shares-major-upside

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Morning.

Looked at the 3 month daily easy to see support and resistance levels. Around $7 looks well defended. Drew a few quick lines. Can't ignore the goal posts either.

The 1 Year is a bit of a mess though. Will check out the options chain as well.

DNN at $0.93 early premarket