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badbitch in LeoFinance • 4 years ago

Felt like I just want back to school after going through this, lol.

Scary Math here.

The rules of the game is to risk what you're ready to loose.

Investment is tied to wealth, that is net worth is highly significant when going in. A person worth $100 should definitely not be going all in $50 which is 50% into any investment at all, that would be pure greed leading the way to gambling away your spot value.

Its most advised to go in 1-5-10- at most 15% of total wealth, that way any casualties can be managed.

I really do See Cub to be flaming soon, which is why am looking to throw in my 10% worth in tomorrow or next, or probably Monday/Tuesday as advised, and rest assured I won't be going into the cub's den, dad might just be around and devour me😏🤞

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metzli 4 years ago

Go back to school? I don't think any of my math teachers would be able to a b c this math for me.

I wonder how many of them would understand.

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badbitch 4 years ago

Well, I see my teachers paying me to receive lectures on topics of this sort soon. Life really is weird, tables can just flip and a master becomes a slave. So I guess we'd be tutoring our teachers now 🤔

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edicted 4 years ago

On a scale of 1 to 10 how good is Spring Breakers?

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badbitch 4 years ago

First Time Hearing of it, just got back from duckduckgo, seems it's a movie or something I don't know of 🤔😅

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jphamer1 4 years ago

that logic only applies to large capital, the guy with 100 dollars might as well go ham most he will lose is 100 dollars. Where as the guy with a million should defo not go ham.

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