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201  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Mayweather vs Pacquiao II on: January 08, 2024, 06:08:31 PM
Are they in it again for the money? Maybe they ran out or just needed some quick buck to sustain their lifestyle again.

Anyway, I hope that there will be AI referees and judges to make sure that there's no corruption in the fight and see how it will fair on the results.
Really just that too obvious when these retired boxers would really be making out such exhibition event on which it is really for the money and since they do have that popularity and having that
known into the history of boxing then these dudes could really easily hook up people to watch. If you dont like on supporting for them to make money then you could always be free
on looking for the replay.  Cheesy
But on the other side, if they are not going to show an exhibition match,  that would just solidify that boxing was just a money machine for them and not their sport passion. We know money is involved on this match, actually in all of sport, we can't deny that but these men are fighting for their pride and skills. We know Pacman lost on scorecard but deep inside we know who show the true heart of a warrior, we know who won the first fight.

Its already anticipated that they would really be having this kind of set up, as for referee then it would really be that typical. I wont really be
even be shocked on the time that the fight would be having that TIE results. It is really just that for entertainment for boxing
fans but due to that history of both fighters then it cant be avoided that there would really be always those discussions on whose better.
Man, it is an exhibition match, it's non tournament fight or fighting for a belt, Pac doesn't need more any belt lmao he has and only has the 8 world division champ.
202  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Maybe future trade is gambling on: January 07, 2024, 08:55:34 PM
Now my question is futures trade is actually gambling? Or how did he lose all his dollars?
Trading is trading. Future trading is future trading.

Gambling is gambling.
Many will percept the trading as a gambling because of its definition "Gambling is a risky action wanting for a desired result" both of these requires money to do so but not necessarily mean that both are in the same category, that's why we have a term for it. Although this is in, the nature of money similar, we can argue that these things required different skills to have and not just with luck.  

The question is: Is future trading risky as gambling? Yes. The higher the leverage the higher the risks.
Yes it is. Leverage is not designed only for the traders to make more profitable, it gives more risky positions on both end. Traders should know how to leverage their trade especially when they are more than 50% see how the market will behave for a couple or days, weeks or months getting multipliers and turning to higher profits. Can we call that a gamble? given the risky side of it? No, simply because they aren't basing it on luck.
203  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Unknown fact our profitable colleagues won't tell us on: January 07, 2024, 08:03:05 PM

how long do you think you can make that $30 from the initial investment of $10? i doubt this can be done in a week.
Hmm from $10? It can be gamble all the way, it is hard to get 300% done in a week unless you timed it to a pump or a dump, and if you go against the tide you'll lose it all.

one fact that our profitable colleagues have is that when halving is closer, they are also holding a crystal ball.
That crystal ball is public, one hint to that crystal ball showing is when you see green candles in the market.

halving is a known variable that our profitable colleagues are considering and some of them haave years of experience reading charts in which they know where the market goes since they base their trades along with the fundamental news like the ETF approval. 
It's been a culture in the cryptomarket we can't go against with, given the historical data in front of us, it has been and always been a culture not just with bitcoin that markets behave like a crazy market skyrocketting to unknown heights.
204  Economy / Economics / Re: Habits that can lead to your financial failure in 2024 on: January 07, 2024, 07:21:50 PM


The habit listed below may hider your financial  growth this year
,👉Fear of leaving your comfort zone
👉Fear of failure
👉Self indiscipline
I'd like to highlight these things, I think these ones are the main keys for a better growth this year.

1. Fear of leaving your comfort zone - One must know or distinguish what his comfort zone is, not knowing it or realizing it will suffer for the rest of their life. So knowing your comfort zone is the first step, so you got a boundary of what to do and what not. Fear is a natural emotion on every first time, but our eagerness must be bigger than our fear.

2. Fear of failure - Again, fear is a natural feeling and failure means you are trying. We should learn what lesson can be pick up with all the failures. If you got down 8 times, got up 9 times.

3. Self-discipline - Most important of all, self-discipline is the very key to this, self-development requires a lot of awareness to yourself including setting your goals, setting up your process, and learning time.
205  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Anyone here who retired with Gambling winnings ? on: January 07, 2024, 06:44:15 PM
Anyone here who retired with Gambling winnings ?
Retirement after winning in gambling will be very short. Smiley This retiree will probably want to play in the casino again and lose all those retirement savings. The gambling pensioner will have no choice but to return to his dubious activities.
Yeah, after such amount of time the retiree will feel the passion again to gamble especially after a win? He's going to be most excited player to comeback in casino that day. Or maybe after he spent all his winnings elsewhere he'll be back in no time, coz honestly money in gambling are reward money and the least you think to buy with it is asset  Undecided

If not, how much you think is sufficient to retire as Gambling winning ?
Any amount will not be enough. The gambler will continue to chase the dream that very soon he will hit the jackpot sufficient for retirement. But this won't happen.

Retirement in gambling is not possible. Exit from this industry is only possible through an appointment with a doctor who treats gambling addiction.
Hmm, I agree, even how much you offer to a real gambler by nature he won't bother to give cent on you. There' no significant amount for them even if they win millions, tomorrow you'll see them again in a casino betting higher to win higher. Aside from money, what gambler really want is the feeling of winning, some gamblers thinks money as just the reward for merely winning.
206  Other / Off-topic / Re: Just a reminder. Don't lose yourself in the process. on: January 06, 2024, 07:47:56 PM
when someone chases something and forgets the people closest to them, it means they have lost something valuable in their life. it's true that money is the most important thing now and many people fight to get it, but the people closest to us and those we love are priceless assets that cannot be compared with the money we get.
But what if we chase those dreams of ours for them? I guess this is a very good argument for this topic. I think it is okay to chase something like money because that is equivalent to comfort in the future. I mean I think it is okay to disappear and forget while chasing those things but we should always go back and take a look back to see and help people who helped us and supported us along the way. Being selfish is one way to give yourself a pretty hard time when we get old, when you can't stand on your own no one is there if you call.

we might be able to get a lot of money, but when we lose the people closest to us and those we love in the process of getting that money, does that money have any meaning anymore? money is only temporary, and don't focus too much on looking for it so that we lose the opportunity to build good relationships with the people we love.
The Best thing to do is check on people from time to time, you won't know when will you need help from people around you.
207  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Are you willing to bet $50 spin for a chance to win $42 million? on: January 06, 2024, 06:54:28 PM
Why it must be $50?
Ask the bettor haha he must be a well-off gambler who spins for $50. For me $50 is too much for a spin, I'm max at $1 per spin on any slot machine, $1 could hit the jackpot and would worth millions on my currency  Grin

If you can bet $0.01 and has a chance to win $84K (if we calculate using the same ratio), I don't think $84K is small for most people including the first world country. The amount to spin isn't the problem, the real problem is luck since most people don't have it or not yet happen.
Well that bettor must be on his luckiest day, $42 million is worth a billion on my country's currency, that means he is on top 500 on richest man in my country. We all have a luck, but we also need to consider timing, if you notice it on simple things then try to bigger ones, you might find it very obvious in a day. I'd take that $0.01 spin for a chance to win $84K, who would know I can get a lamborghini tomorrow just by sitting and clicking some buttons in an online casino? That would be the wildest dream of mine Smiley)
208  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Anyone can succeed as a bitcoin trader on: January 06, 2024, 05:38:00 PM
Some may succeed and some may not and that is the reality because not everyone can be a winner here or else the market will not move that much.
All traders should know that we are just exchanging money in the market, if one losses the other wins it, basically not all of us can win it, but most of us can defeating whales, but that's another topic.

It takes time to be a good trader, the stress can consume you but the reward is huge once you are able to survive that early phase of being a trader.
It really is, being good at one thing is a process of continuous learning, it's not that there will be a time that you can call yourself a good trader, we can't measure this thing. As I said, it is a process not being of a good trader, but a better decision maker every time we realize a mistake.

also set your goal realistically so you won't be stress if you are not able to achieve it.
Stressful it is, but if you found yourself one day comfortably on your chair while trading, you'll smirk and realize the learning process is worth it.
209  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Your gambling life could affect your relatives lifes. on: January 06, 2024, 04:43:17 PM
All of us know that if our relatives or friends get affected by our gambling habit then there must be something wrong with us. If the extension of consequences passes along up to your friends, then you should stop especially if they know nothing about on what you do. Personally, as much as possible, I don't want anyone know about my gambling habit, I want to keep to myself, and keep myself involve in what can happen doing such thing. I keep my losses and winnings, at the end of the day it is me who enjoyed gambling and entertained. One must know how to handle things responsibly, especially in gambling where almost anything can be infected by it.
210  Economy / Economics / Re: 4 COMMON MISTAKES PEOPLE MADE WITH THEIR FINANCES LAST YEAR THAT SHOULD BE AVOID on: January 05, 2024, 08:35:22 PM
This year I wanna focus on listing my expenses, this is the mistake that I don't want to  repeat this year. Most of us may overlook expenses on a daily basis and tracking it is one of the lesson I've learned, I am able to scrutinize my expenses and come up with new ideas on how can I optimize my daily budget. I'm guilty of how I spent my money last year, like I don't see ordering from online restaurant a luxury but once you do it often it becomes the price of a brand new phone in 2 months, so imagine all the unnecessary items or services you are getting are able to buy expensive stuff in theory.
211  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Is the high fee affecting the rate of adoption of Bitcoin? on: January 05, 2024, 07:38:33 PM
At this moment fees has come down than what it was earlier but yes higher transaction fees doesn't have a negative impact on Bitcoin adoption rate,
We don't have data to back this up but I'm pretty sure transaction fee is a factor on which people may or may not buy bitcoin thus increasing or decreasing the adoption rate, but I'd say it is a least of our problem in blockchain, we don't need everyone jump on the blockchain.

anyone who is going to use Bitcoin for it's services like P2P transfer will be hesitant to pay high charges. This is not the case throughout the year but still it's not a good sign when the charges cannot be justified for smaller transactions.
Heck yeah, I transacted last month and the fee is high, I just look away and hit the button. lol.

Those who out there advising not to make small transfer don't understand the concept of Bitcoin and yeah we can avoid such transfers for a while until the transfer fee comes back to normal but that's not the permanent solve.
Adopting bitcoin means adopting it is consequences, unlike banks that have a fixed transaction charges, bitcoin doesn't have it. We once saw a transaction that cost millions trying to transfer such insignificant amount, a heartbreaking story, the sender must have not seen it. I guess, seasons have changed a lot, you can't just buy and sell whenever you want it.
212  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Advice when you are going a bit far in gaming and betting on: January 05, 2024, 06:38:56 PM
Because they want to feel that big experience again, they don't realized how much money they are losing now.
We have enough with the experiences and it's time to spend money wisely. When you are not winning anymore, stop for the day.
Some gamblers just don't have the acceptance on a day that they lose. I can argue with it, I experienced the same feeling of losing in the beginning of the day and you'll just start drifting in a losing streak on thinking that the tables would turn on your side, not realizing how big the table is.

You don't have to prove anything with what you have because that's just going to cost you a lot of mone when you are going that far.
Acceptance that it is not working on you will make you stop.
But rarely, or almost not, I can manage to bounce back or break even at the end of the day. However, that doesn't mean that I got lucky, continuous playing would consume so much time to anyone whether you are playing on casino or online casino, I realized how much time I have lost trying to get a small win or break even after a day of losing. It is  not worth of your time, learn to accept defeat and look away to spend your time and money wisely.
213  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Do you care about what people say about you gambling? on: January 04, 2024, 07:59:50 PM
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I've learned this late in life that bothering about what people think of you or what you do is just a pain in the ass and an absolute waste of time. That is, unless, you were specifically aiming for their recognition/acceptance or something in the first place. Which, btw, should not be a regular thing to expect from anyone on the street, unless you're a politician in which case you do indeed need literally everyone on the street's recognition.
You can only be bothered if you are doing something wrong or if they get affected by what you are doing. Personally, there is a few people in my life that comment on my gambling activity but I don't give a sshh on them, yeah a total waste of time if you try to argue with them and I only think that it is not wrong to gamble if you do it for yourself and is trying to escape temporarily from reality, in short entertaining yourself!

Now in cases where you do need their recognition or something similar, then that's when you start thinking about how to explain, how to reach a consensus, or just a middleground for the both of you. There's usually one in most cases, especially if you're both important to each other. In OPs case I reckon it's just blind knowledge of gamblers (which is what media portrays it to be, so I can't exactly deny that it's true, but not the entirety) but I reckon a simple explanation and a simple look at OP himself can explain how it's a big generalization.
I think there is no point to argue or explain to anyone, don't owe it to them, we have different path in life, different hobby, different decisions, and all they need is to leave you alone and think about their own business.
214  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: The is always on gambling, never the individual. on: January 04, 2024, 07:17:31 PM
Some people be like " gambling ruined my life", "crypto ruined my life", or "real estate ruined my life" like it was not their decision to it. Gambling in general doesn't mean to ruin someone's life, that's the least I can say though we have heard a lot of stories from fellow gamblers, but they don't take it easy and responsibly, so at the end there's nothing or no one they can blame but their self. But somehow, I get the idea that they blame it to something else just to cope up with the fact that it's like never their mistake to do it, defense mechanism of people who refuses to reflect on themselves.

Just bet/stake to entertain, it is not so much to gamble, just don't wish a yacht with your $10 wagers.
215  Economy / Economics / Re: Pay discrimination on: January 04, 2024, 06:31:55 PM
I think everyone should be treated equally weather it's white collar jobs and blue collar or skilled labor.
All should be treated equally and with respect. But in terms of wages for labor, there's this thing called Salary grade or bracket which obviously white collar jobs are higher.

It doesn't matter. But the sad truth is it doesn't happen. People are treated differently based on their colors and race or jobs. No job is ever small. Those who thinks that being a waiter, a delivery workers, a cab drivers, carpenter, or construction worker is lowly jobs and don't deserves respects are fools. Our life is so comfortable because of them, because of their hardworking mindset.
Those who disrespect and only respect people out of their job is a total dumb. Your job doesn't reflect on who you really are, I know people with blue collar jobs be drinking all night, hopping bars night after night, and post shitty contents on social media and then there are people who is street-sweeper who return a cellphone to the owner after being left in a public place, provide for their family, and shows respect to others equally. We should be doing different things now, it's 2024 and this mindset is like a stuck old brainer.
216  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Gambling and health concern on: January 02, 2024, 06:42:16 PM
When you talked about heart attack I was thinking that it was a hert attack from loss but reading throug I discovered that it was winning heart attack
 It is better to have a wining heart attack than a loss heart attack, because the money you win can be used to treat you and give you a better life.
Man you don't get any better when you have a heart attack lol even if it is from winning a lottery or hitting jackpot in a casino. It's is more okay to win a decent amount of money while being healthy.

There is that big feeling when you have won something you have never dreamt of. Despite we always predict to win higher amount anf always see the figures in bet sleep or online ticket doesn't mean we ha e won it. Trust me if you win any of such you will never sleep or morover it will cause you sickness because you don't even know whT to do or say. Just become flabagasted and astonished
I once hit a jackpot before, yeah it feels so satisfying and unbelievable but that should end there because being at that state for a long time means you are not being yourself or not in a normal state so tendencies is that you are going to do things that you might be unaware of. This is a good question for the gamblers, since we only think of money and behaviour when we want to gamble and health is the least of our concern when we do. Let's be responsible enough to take care of ourselves before anything else.
217  Economy / Economics / Re: First time? A company suing because people aren't buying its products!!! on: January 02, 2024, 05:36:13 PM
Had no idea about this. To be fair, McDonald's Malaysia is suing the BDS Malaysia movement due to financial losses and job cuts which is why it makes sense as to why they are doing this.
Suing people over unsold products would inflict so much damage on their business. I had literally no idea on this, it is my first time seeing a company suing people who are boycotting their product which is part of their customer rights lol. It doesn't make sense at all, if their products or services are being left unsold, then they should know now that something is wrong with their company. People united are indeed more powerful than a company.

I do feel this is unnecessary though considering how rich and powerful they truly are overall.
Or they do want a free exposure on television so people would have second thoughts about them?
218  Economy / Economics / Re: How influential is crypto worldwide? on: January 02, 2024, 04:54:58 PM
Another thing to put into perspective is that many of those.conoanies are over sixty years old now and Bitcoin which is the oldest cryptocurrency is 14 years.
and those conventional investors are in the stock market because they do not want to feel less secure of their money. Imagine how much we grow over the 14 years of Bitcoin run that we come into perspective comparison with World's largest companies.

Comparing both industries with very different launch times does not give any accurate suggestions.
I agree, but somehow we can foresee how much room do we need to fill in with crypto market. It will take time to be as big as the stock market, and we can see it we are going there.
219  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: What is your New Year's resolution? on: January 02, 2024, 04:11:28 PM
I don't have a specific New Year's resolution on my gambling journey, but if I have one thing in mind it might be to be more disciplined when it comes to depositing funds in my casino account/betting sites. I realized that last year, I always run after my losses which sometimes I wasn't able to get back which turns into double losses, but most of the time I always break even when I do it. Another might be stay away with games on casino that I barely play, if I don't know the game then I won't play it.

There's no quitting in gambling, once you're in it is hard to quit. When someone told me that they New Year's resolution is to quit gambling, I know for a fact that's more than half of a lie.
220  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Master the Art of Crypto Trading with These 5 Simple Tips on: January 01, 2024, 09:52:51 PM
These things are fundamentals that every trader needs to know, but once you get to trading, say after a year you'll realize that you only need a few guides in trading. Personally I set this rules for me to follow every time I trade or planning to trade.

I have this 3 things on my note

1. Decide
2. Plan
3. Execute

Then I breakdown these things, make a broad illustration on how to get things done.

1. Decide - My first step is to decide. I'll check the market in general. If I'm skeptical, I won't touch the market ground. Know the trade strategy, Short or Long term.
2. Plan - Again, if I got skeptic after deciding and don't know how to plan the trade I want to make, I won't touch it. So planning is a bit long process for me, do a lot of reading and analysis and write  stuff on my note coz I got a short term memory so I have to lol. I'll start writing things out including the key words for my self.
3. Execute - Some people may think that this is a quick process, just execute the plan, hell nah. The execution involves yourself, where the discipline and your character is vital.
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