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[General] KYM Stock Speculation And Meme Economy General
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ballstothewall
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Considering Attack on Titan season 2 just launched right now, that seems a good bet. I'd imagine that will be getting a lot of attention
fuck drumpf #impeach45
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I bought 1 stock on "Is that a Pro Genji?" I wonder if it will rise
ballstothewall
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Invest In TTGL,so we get some viral marketing in. If he can do it, so can we!
JoJo is crashing faster then you can say Joseph Joestar
Furry memes the new hype, BUY BEFORE TOO LATE
Selled some shares from Overwatch and SU, I also added another share to Breath of the Wild.
superjumpman wrote:
JoJo is crashing faster then you can say Joseph Joestar
Furry memes the new hype, BUY BEFORE TOO LATE
Shit that's bad
Was about to invest in it.
I think it's safe too invest in shoop da whoop.
I hit liquid 1k, and with that, I'm basically done. Good luck to everyone else – apparently some others are approaching 3k net at this point.
I'm pretty much stuck at 300
Looks like I gotta pick up the pace of things, it looks like.
I'm trying to play the long game here, will probably fail to reach 1K though
April fools 2017 is ironically gaining worth.
Well, here's some advice from me for those who want it:
Find some high-cost, constantly value gaining entries. Invest in those. They tend to slowly rack up value, it seems, so they're mostly secure.
Investing in entries that cost 1 coin has literally no risk. In the worst case scenario its value will go up and back down, in which case you have lost no money. Try to find a few things you think might go up that are at 1 coin and invest in them.
Outside of that, use the all transactions page to look for things that are currently hot. In the timeframe of about an hour a stock can go from 5 to 20 and back down to 10, so you'll want to keep a close eye on these ones.
Also, for those interested, there is a meme economy channel on our discord, if you want further discussion of stocks.
Thanks fam
> mfw i later made 700 memebucks off those 13 shares
After Shock
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Invest in Bitcoins the original cryptocurrency, digital gold and the most memetic of financial assets.
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I should have put more than 1 share into the Samurai Jack entry while I was still awake last night.
Ric Te$l@ wrote:
I should have put more than 1 share into the Samurai Jack entry while I was still awake last night.
I should have dumped everything I had into it, is Samurai Jack the highest value meme right now? It's been hovering around 100 for a while now.
Ryumaru Borike wrote:
I should have dumped everything I had into it, is Samurai Jack the highest value meme right now? It's been hovering around 100 for a while now.
I personally have not seen an entry worth more than it.
The hype is very much real. The show delivered much better than any other show that got a reboot or continued from what I know of. So its definitely well earned its worth per share and I don't think the price will drop. Unless someone put a lot of shares on that entry since this started, and would start cashing all that in.
How does one profit?
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Lurker Boy wrote:
How does one profit?
buy low, sell high.
Speaking of which. I bought a stock in Samurai Jack, in the possibility that its value will boom tonight. I had to sell my Pony sock and part of my pokemon stock for it.
Guess what people? This whole Trade Your Meme thing? It's a memespiracy!
Invest in Deus Ex memes before it's too late.
It's April 1! Celebrate April Fools and Rooster Teeth's anniversary with memes! INVEST NOW!
The future is in commie memes. Buy! Buy! Buy!
Why can't we keep this going for the month of April?
Tchefuncte Bonaparte wrote:
The future is in commie memes. Buy! Buy! Buy!
The irony inherent in this cannot be overstated.
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I feel like I've made poor investments all around.
krashlia wrote:
The irony inherent in this cannot be overstated.
It's true you capitalist pig. If you were smart you'd invest in Fully Automated Luxury Gay Space Communism or Comrade Jeb!
Tchefuncte Bonaparte wrote:
It's true you capitalist pig. If you were smart you'd invest in Fully Automated Luxury Gay Space Communism or Comrade Jeb!
I invested in Full Automated Luxury Gay Space Communism on the ground floor when it first started booming.
I then sold my handful of shares when it took its first dip around the 20 mark, thinking it was about to bottom out.
Oh the Internet monies I could've made if only I had kept my shares!
Try comrade Jeb. It's next.
Should we start selling our shares before it reaches 9 PST?
According to Don, the final score will be based off of net worth, not coins.
Good, the crash the sell rush would negate the whole thing tbh
We collaborated in the discord that was linked earlier, sharing our revelations. I hit 2.9k at my peak. Stoffe and Particle Mare broke 20k.
I ended up around 500 dollars. This whole thing was chaotic than expected, I mean the savagery I witness over stocks was concerning.
I ended with 101. I almost had a net loss after someone dropped "The Game".
A respectable 299 for me. My strategy was buying exactly two shares of everything, and picking only the ones that were 1/2 coins a pop at that moment and I thought had a shot at getting noticed and gaining traction. That especially panned out for me with Trollface, Spongebob and Rule 34. And in the end, I only invested a little over half of what I started out with. So I could've done even better.
In addition, I was under a misconception that Rivers corrects above, and so sold off everything I had at the end. I took a little bit of a hit from that, as when I was selling back the second of my two shares in a given stock its value would've dropped down by one due to me having just sold the first one previously. But here's the weird thing… only sometimes. Other times, it wouldn't change after selling the first, and would get the same out of the second. So now I'm really curious about the algorithm controlling the stock prices.