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e-Forex Magazine | Machine learning stirs up competition in FX Algo Trading
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e-Forex Magazine | Machine learning stirs up competition in FX Algo TradingIvy Schmerken Though capital markets firms have been adopting artificial intelligence and machine learning to train algorithms for equity trading, recently this trend has expanded to foreign exchange. Ivy Schmerken, Editorial Director at Flextrade Systems, has written widely about this topic and we asked her to revisit it for e-Forex. By crunching vast quantities of data by computer, machine learning algorithms can identify hidden patterns in past data and learn to forecast stock market returns or FX currency pairs. Large banks have been investing millions into advanced technologies such as AI and machine learning to capture a bigger share of the algo trading market. JP Morgan developed a new algorithm dubbed DNA – or Deep Neural Network for Algo Execution to merge what a multitude of algos do into a single strategy, allowing the framework to decide how a client’s order should be executed, reported Reuters ..... Continue reading at: https://www.e-forex.net/articles/aug-2020-machine-learning-stirs-up-competition-in-fx-algo-trading.html
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Some of the more important releases (GMT Time): The economic news releases for this upcoming week are below. New Zealand will announce their monetary policy this week, while Australia will provide their jobs figures. During the week, the US will release both their consumer and producer price index. Then, at the end of the week, China and the USA will announce their retails sales figures. Traders should keep an ear on any news regarding President’s Trump’s executive order providing Coronavirus relief, along with rhetoric on China and US relations. Download The Report Now: https://advancedmarketsfx.com/fx-intel-daily-report/ #forex #liquidity #forexnews #fx #market #analytics #DMAinDNA #AdvancedMarkets #news #fxintel
You have a chart in front of you, a buy and sell button respectively, this basically gives you 50% of probability that if you open a buy or sell at any time your action will end up making money after sometime. "Sometime" adds new variables to the game and makes it more complicated: is knowing the direction for sometime, the market needs to move to increase profit or increase loss. You then go into the volatility reports for lets say EURUSD, and you see that during London session and New York session, it's the time where price statistically moves more, so there is where you want to be if you want to day trade (open and close trades in the same day), this can be also noticed if you zoom out for example M5 of almost any pairs, volume will be bigger in this two sessions. Ok so you have statistics of at what times it may move big, you also know that it may not move or it may range the whole day, but definitely there is going to be big moves. If you analyse the past, with only for example a 30 MA, you will see the 50/50. What else do you need? To be in most of the times you are humanly able following the trend, if price is averaging over any average you want and see useful to add, why would you bet that is not going to average oveunder it for some more time? Add a 1000 MA, what if you waited for each cross and traded it trend following? Here then comes a "must": money management = risk = stay in the game for long = you can lose multiple times and long term it's hard that you even lose 10% of your account. Start with the minimum risk, demo in 0.01. Why? If you can consistently win with 0.01 it's just a matter of optimizing the statistics your demo trading over time has thrown, money will come, lots of it, the amount your confidence as a trader can bear and ultimately because trading is so big and involves almost all of the aspects of your life and personality, your confidence as a human being can bear. But this is skipping to psychology. So, volatility, an average of some x periods to get the trend (not of the market but of the x periods in relation to the market and time, x is important, x can't be 2000 in M5), money management and time to play. What else? When will you close the trades? There are multiple ways each one with pros and cons, price crossing the average (too slow sometimes), price hitting fibos (gotta have a method for plotting fibos the same time each time, check the "Do it yourself" section, 61.8 a.k.a 0.618 and 61.8, god made numbers), being this last one the one I like. Price plays with these levels, nothing magical about it, is just "nature", a forgotten and violated term these days IMHO. There it is, when to open with probability, when to close methodically, how to play your money so you last as long as you don't fail too much repeatedly. This results after studying Ralph Elliot's, W Gann's, Wykcoff's, Pesavento's, Gartley's, Carney's and some others WAY TO LOOK AT THE MARKET. They all found structure in price actions over time, they all understood natural patterns that occur, they all sat in front of some charts, used or created tools for handling those charts, in the end everything is so simple and easy that our minds, past, maybe present, the t.v, Instagram won't lets us succeed. Why? Your mind is your biggest enemy of what you want to do in life. How? Your past in someway defines you, defines what you are looking for in life. Psychology, establishment and relativity. Mark Douglas introduced me (in his videos) to a new way of thinking towards trading. He speaks about beliefs, how they drives us in each decision we make each day from as simple as making coffee, having a bath, dressing nice or dressing in the first place. Beliefs are what makes your past define you today and tomorrow if you keep believing them. A wrong belief of yourself, a wrong belief of the world outside your eyes, a wrong belief of the market (you keep trusting other people about the market, in the end after loosing you trust no one), this leads to what lot's of gurus outside the financial world, will say: trust in yourself. Forex gurus tell you to trust them, pay them so they'll unveil the secrets. No money can change your wrong mindset, that feeling in your chest each time you think about possibilities with Forex (euphoria, dangerous as f not only in forex), that belief that some magical indicator will come, some hidden code of some pro advanced indi if you are more realist, some guy with the answer. You are very alone in this world my friend, money will tear countries apart, cities apart, families apart. People will sell their face for some money, their name, in the end corrupt politicians that don't get caught will enjoy their feasts everyday, with their innocent childs, who see their daddy as their hero, this is not a fair world, what's fair in the first place? A human creation so we can live together in peace, but that's not reality we all know. We are evoluted chimps, we still feel what the cheetah feel's in front of his prey, we share 90% of DNA with most of mammals, as intelligent as we like to think we are, we can't delete our nature, our hunger, our fear, our needs, our instinct (the one rushes adrenaline when you know you are losing too much), because deep inside we all know whats right or wrong, the difference between people is whether you hear that voice, or you shut it with a nicer version. 90% of people in forex (not real statistics, the real number varies from broker hmmm brokers another shady topic), prefers the nice version long term, which results not profitable basically. It's your version (you + all gurus you've seen) not the version the market shows and the deep-you tries to alert. I headed far from an important topic: gurus telling to trust them, a killer market killing you, lots of misinformation around the WWW and you not believing in yourself. What else do you have to face the markets? You are in a triangle: broker (not so hard to get a nice one), market and yourself. Everything else is a lie until the person who is in any way selling you stuff, shows you his profitable record of more than 6 months in any financial instrument, that you look at yourself in the mirror and you can say I trust him, not I want to trust him (even if it's some of each, but hey everything involves risk). LOOK AT THE CHARTS. Want to have "fast money" (intraday), look M1 to M30, even H1 for a bird's view, optimize your profitable and consistent demo results to that market; want to look charts once a day, trade D1, I'd say you don't even have to look at something bigger as it is big enough and you can go to H4 or H1 for finesse entries (can become a vicious circle, how much finesse is finesse?). It's all about trust, confidence and a good plan. Psychology of yourself is so vast, and so unique to each person that I would dare to say that if you are looking for the answer outside of you, you better befriend a trader who is today making money and pray that he literally gifts you his confidence (not his knowledge even if it can help, hi will be sharing his confidence). Your social mind will spawn the hype, the euphoria, you will succeed for a while, market will kill you sooner or later, you will help the market to kill your account. Why? Because your confidence wasn't real, it may be that that day, that week the market moved nicely, or you felt strong and super. How many gurus go live and say "hey today, as a human being, I don't feel great, I would not trade today?" none. They say market is not right ATM, cherry picking, they totally exploit that you can't go inside their screens and really know them, here comes the version you want to believe, you will tell yourself anything, you will tell anyone anything. Here to finish, I'll say that consistency in anything in life starts from yourself. If you can't be consistent everyday with yourself for a long period of time, you will find temporary jobs, temporary stuff, you will keep jumping from gurus, from strategies, you will create better versions on your head, just imagine what version a guru must have created to go and sell forex related stuff instead of searching for how to kill the markets, he may be doing both, in the end none of that will give you anything, you will end up being the stair to the gurus goals. Try to comprehend how human we are, how arrogant we are from a farmers perspective, how or evolution results in our minds plays us tricks, to think the government is real, to think there's order, justice, to think that we can achieve huge things with the help of YouTube videos or paying another human being, the market is flow, manipulation is real (why call it manipulation when you would be doing the same in their shoes(big boys)) is part of the nature of anything you plot with Y and X axis (look for a graph of population changes, harmonics, double bottoms, double tops, in a population changes graph? how can that be?), it may be a cliche but is aaaaaaall an illusion guys, the truth is not good business for the other side of the trades. See you on the other side. "I'll be a big noise with all the big boys"
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I have a laundry list of questions and thoughts. I'm just going to brain dump here. Feel free to engage!
I've been interested in markets for what feels like forever now but never had the capital or time to properly invest in training, studying and practicing. That window might be coming and I want to get a better understanding of some things. For starters, I would be trading part time-ish. What I mean by that is I will have access to my charts and account via web based platforms from the office all day - but the degree of which I'm tuned into it will vary through the day. (How to make a boring job less boring.) With that said, the requirements of what type of market trading I get involved with will depend on the flexibility of it's platform offerings. (as in a quality web platform as well as mobile). Some questions: I'm interested in Forex (or micro forex futures given my small bankroll), commodities (gold, silver, oil, etc) or trading S&P 500 e-mini futures (as I've read too much material now about how fantastic they are as a first trading vehicle to newbies). Of the two, which generally have brokers that have better mobile and web based trading applications? I won't be able to set up a space ship of a desk space with Metatrader and 50 graphs of stuff and a face tanning wall of monitors. I'll be browser based with dual-display monitors and on iOS. (Hell, if I could trade all day reliably from an iPad I would 100% do that instead) My initial capital I plan to start with would be roughly $2,000 CAD. Nothing wild. I'd be calling it "tuition" while I learned. (after I come off paper trading of course) My goal at that point would be a) learning b) practicing and executing a trading strategy and c) growing my bankroll I'm a huge advocate for depth over breadth so if I went the forex route, I would very likely only commit to one currency pair and become intimately familiar with it. I don't think I have the dna to be a multi-chart multi-pair type of person. The only for sure things I know is it would either be the big pair EUUSD or the more familiar USD/CAD as I'm in Canada, on a border city and am knee deep in news on both fronts. I really don't know which of the three paths I should really go into. Part of my decision making process will be what kind of training and education material is available for them. Here's all I really know about that so far:
Forex has Babypips.com which is a fantastic site but makes everything sound so happy-go-lucky easy.
Tradimo is a thing, is mostly free and all the reviews of it are uncomfortably 'too' good.
There is a mountain of volume of youtube of hacks daytrading, then half of which try to sell a program. I can't trust any of these guys.
So if we were friends, and we were having a beer somewhere and I was spitballing all of these thoughts, what would you reply with? What market should I consider the most? Where's the best place to learn about it? Where can I find, learn, or study a strategy that's reliable but not too high risk? What brokers of that market take canadian accounts and have robust browser based platforms and equally good iOS apps? Can someone actually trade successfully, reliably and comfortably from an iPad if they were so inclined? Thanks so much.
Kto decyduje o tym, że dziennikarz ekonomiczny dostaje nagrodę?
Laureat nagrody z natury rzeczy w sposób szczególny na nią zasługuje bo okazał się lepszy od innych, to w teorii. Praktyka pokazuje jednak, że w „towarzystwie wzajemnej adoracji” to kto otrzyma nagrodę jest sprawą polityczną. Jeśli nagroda jest głośna i prestiżowa, nagłaśniania online i offline, a w dodatku ma pomóc w dalszym wykonywaniu zawodu, który do niej doprowadził, to musi być przyznana komuś kogo można kontrolować lub sam w sobie jest nie groźny. Aby chcieć kogoś kontrolować trzeba mieć ku temu cel a przynajmniej czegoś się bać. W branży szerokiej ekonomicznej królem jest pieniądz a perspektywa jego utraty to perspektywa utraty całego swojego królestwa. Niektórych informacji nie da się ukryć ale można je oswoić i po to właśnie są „potulni” dziennikarze ekonomiczni. Potulny to znaczy idący zgodnie z mainstreamem, nie nazywający nigdy rzeczy po imieniu, bawiący się raczej sugestią lub dygresją niż rzetelną informacją, informacją w sensie poinformowania czyli przekazania wiedzy w postaci wysoce przyswajalnej a nie „papką”, którą kończąc czytać nie pamiętamy o co chodziło na samym początku (a może o nic nie chodziło). Blogów specjalistycznych jest dużo, niektóre prowadzone przez pasjonatów są naprawdę na poziomie ekstremalnie wysokim, inne są dziecinne, prostackie i często wołające o pomstę do nieba albo chociaż przeciętnego edytora. Jeden dziennikarz pisze o bankach, parabankach i funduszach inwestycyjnych, inny pisze tylko o forex, inny o walutach i tak dalej (zamiennie używam blogger i dziennikarz ponieważ blogger publikujący regularnie własne analizy jest dziennikarzem). Wspólnym mianownikiem na ogół są pieniądze, które sami chcą zarabiać w sposób stabilny i regularny. Rzetelność dziennikarza kończy się tam gdzie zaczyna się interes jego pracodawcy Weźmy na przykład rzekomo najbardziej popularnego polskiego blogera ekonomicznego, Macieja Samcika (http://samcik.blox.pl oraz https://subiektywnieofinansach.pl/). Jest pracownikiem Gazety Wyborczej GW czyli rządzi tu firma Agora S.A. Nie wdając się w powiązania środowiska GW z tym co się działo w polskim biznesie i służbach 20 i 30 lat temu, można i tak śmiało mówić o wewnętrznej kolizji interesów. Gigant medialny Agora zarabia m.in. na reklamach (śmiało można powiedzieć, że to podstawowy dochód), reklamują się banki, parabanki, towarzystwa ubezpieczeniowe czy fundusze inwestycyjne. Ten kto się reklamuje to płaci, podpisuje się też stosowne kontrakty, poufne porozumienia. Zgoła inna sytuację reprezentuje Michael Straus (https://faraon24.pl), ostry język i nazywanie oszustów internetowych po imieniu to zupełnie inny rodzaj dziennikarstwa, bardziej śledczy niż rozrywkowy. Szczególnie ciekawe są opisy jak trole (czyli anonimowi użytkownicy podszywający się pod prawdziwe osoby na forach i w komentarzach pod artykułami) śledzą każdy pojawiający się wpis w sieci w negatywnym świetle pokazujący jego pracodawcę (np. bank, parabank) by potem odpowiedzieć w taki sposób aby zbić argumenty osoby, która wyraziła negatywną opinię w oparciu o prawdziwe doświadczenia. Trolowanie jest przestępstwem (niekorzystne rozporządzenie majątkiem) ale w praktyce jest niemożliwy do usankcjonowania (nie wyobrażam sobie aby informatycy policyjni mogli sobie poradzić z milionem dorabiających licealistów i studentów). Tu nikt nagrody nie dostanie bo Ci co je przyznają mają zbyt wiele wspólnego z tymi, którzy są skrupulatnie prześwietlani a ich przekręty ujawniane. Wyobraźcie sobie, że nasz blogger zaczyna opisywać lokaty bankowe i tłumaczy, że dla znakomitej większości osób otwieranie lokaty będzie oznaczać nie zarobek ale stratę (trzeba być naprawdę bogatym aby móc zarobić na lokacie ale wtedy to już niepotrzebne). Woli owe lokaty opisać w porównaniu do konkurencji gdzie będzie można użyć takich sformułowań jak „najlepsza” czy „bezkonkurencyjna” zamiast „oszustwo” lub „stracisz pieniądze”. Uczciwe obchodzenie się z opisywanymi, w ramach pracy dziennikarskiej, podmiotami może doprowadzić do szybkiej straty pracy a to już jest wizja na tyle katastroficzna, że lepiej pisać do ludzi to na co reklamodawca pozwala bo przecież to jest chlebodawca. Za nierzetelnymi dziennikarzami zatrudnionymi na etacie stoi Kodeks Pracy, który zabrania działalności na szkodę swojego pracodawcy. Szkodą pracodawcy było by każde skrytykowanie kontrahenta i kółeczko się zamyka. Ciekawe są wyniki konkursu „ekonomiczny blog roku 2014” (od money.pl) gdzie pierwsze miejsce zajmuje DNA Rynków (http://dnarynkow.com), drugie „jak oszczędzać pieniądze” (https://jakoszczedzacpieniadze.pl, artykuł sponsorowany kosztuje bagatela 12.000 zł), trzeci to już wspominany Maciej Samcik. Ciekawe wyniki ponieważ poziom zwycięzcy jest zbyt niski aby to był prawdziwy konkurs, nawet z samego powodu jaki daje ergonomia i wygląd bloga można wywnioskować, że nikt tam się specjalnie nie stara dla czytelnika, wrzucane są tylko teksty i reklamy). Pamiętaj, że jeśli szukasz fachowej informacji o czymś a źródłem ma być blog to sprawdź inne wpisy tego samego autora i zobacz czy przypadkiem każdy wpis nie jest promocją jakiegoś produktu bo wtedy możesz mieć pewność, że to nie blog ale katalog reklamowy dobrze zakamuflowany a czasem może i nagradzany za swoją rzekomą jakość. Nawet jeśli autor jest znanym i cenionym dziennikarzem z nagrodami wcale nie musi to oznaczać, że jest rzetelny i prawdziwy w swoim przekazie. Michael Straus zdobywa nagrodę! Za istotny wkład w zwiększenie bezpieczeństwa rynku finansowego w Polsce nagrodę otrzymał Faraon24 prowadzony przez Michaela Strausa. Nagrodę przyznano w 2015 roku i do tej pory nikt nie potrafił powtórzyć tego sukcesu. Portal działa i cieszy się ogromną popularnością. Współpracuje z największymi bankami tropiąc fraudy kredytowe oraz z brokerami. teks oryginalny ze strony https://wolnemedia.net/
General info and list of exchanges for Digital Asset Exchange Token (DAXT)
About DAXT The Digital Asset Exchange Token (symbol: DAXT) is BlockEx’s ICO. It is a utility token in which allows holders access to buy ICO tokens on BlockEx Markets ICO Market on a pre-sale basis before the public at large. In order for you to buy ICOs on a pre-sale basis, you must pay 2.5 percent of the notional purchase amount in terms of DAXTs. For example, if you wanted to buy €100 worth of ABC tokens you must pay 2.5 DAXTs in conjunction with the funds. The Pot Allocation System automatically calculates and adjusts each individual’s token allocation proportionate to the total funds received relative to the token supply available. Therefore, the DAXT guarantees token allocation tokens listed on the ICO Market. Interested? Here is How to Buy DAXT is now available on secondary market at Our Team Adam Leonard CEO Aleks Nowak CIO Ronald Martin COO Alex Kotenko CTO Dan Starr CMO James Godfrey MD Capital Markets Edd Carlton Head of OTC Trading Dotun Rominiyi Head of Product Andrew Perkins Director of Finance and Structured Products Biser Dimitrov Brokerage Technical Director Advisors Eric Benz | Linkedin Eric has over 10 years of experience working in and around Financial Technology. He has delivered innovative SaaS systems for some of today’s biggest institutions around payments, identity, and banking infrastructure. Eric has been in the Blockchain space for the past few years and has been responsible for helping build some of today’s most exciting Blockchain businesses. He is currently Managing Director for Cryptopay, which has been one of the longest running bitcoin exchanges, merchant processors, and pre-paid bitcoin card issuers. Paul Kim | Linkedin Paul Kim is a 15 year gaming executive having served companies such as GoPets, ZAM Network, and Gazillion Entertainment. He was the CEO of Xfire, the world’s largest gaming community site with over 24 Million registered users and then COO of Oomba, a cutting edge SaaS based Tournament platform. He has taken his extensive background in game based virtual currencies and ecosystems into the world of Blockchain. Having advised on a number of successful ICO's such as Paragon, Blockex and Academy, which collectively raised over $120M in total token sales. He was a Senior Advisor at DNA and currently the Managing Director of ICO’s at Blockchain Industries, a publicly listed company focused on Blockchain businesses (BCII) Trent McConaghy | Linkedin PHD Co-creator of the BigchainDB scalable blockchain database, its public network IPDB, and ascribe.io for IP on blockchains. Previously, he spent 15 years designing distributed AI systems to help drive Moore’s Law. Jon Matonis | Linkedin Founding Director of Bitcoin Foundation. Chief Forex Dealer; Director of Interchange VISA, CEO Hushmail, Senior Derivatives and Money Market Trader Sumitomo Bank, Director of Financial Services VeriSign. Roger Ohan | Linkedin 30+ years of experience in Financial Services. CFO at Wilberfoss Inc. Non-exec director of multi $Bn hedge fund. Former MD, Citco Fund Services (UK) Ltd. Former MD, Chemical Bank (now JPMorgan Chase). Scott Walker | Linkedin Serial Entrepreneur, Early Internet CEO, 2012 Invested in BTC, ETH, EOS, and many others. One of the most knowledgeable crypto investors in the sector. Jean Louis Jamin | Linkedin 30 years of private banking experience in Switzerland, Luxembourg, Malta & London. Previously Managing Director BNP Paribas Fortis, CEO Banca Intermobiliare di Investimenti e Gestioni, Managing Director Bank Degroof EXCHANGE LIST Binance Huobi Kucoin Bibox Qryptos Satoexchange BIGone Bitrue Bilaxy Bit-Z Linkcoin SECURE WALLET Ledgerwallet Trezor
[Banned] /r/nottheonion/: China’s Xi Jinping says he is opposed to life-long rule
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How would the crypto-market react in the event of a 'traditional' (NYSE etc.) stock market crash?
Hypothetically. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) Note 1: "Traditional" in the context of this post means "non-crypto" financial assets, e.g. public company shares (stocks) or commodities like gold (ETFs) or debt (national bonds) or fiat currencies (FOREX). Note 2: this sub refused my initial post (really just the first line above) because it was considered as spam (not enough chars, "too little effort"). So I elaborated a bit, below are my ramblings, please ignore that if you have a good answer anyway.
Posted by satoshi, August 27, 2010, 04:39:26 PM Re: Bitcoins are most like shares of common stock Bitcoins have no dividend or potential future dividend, therefore not like a stock. More like a collectible or commodity.
Bitcoin is often compared to gold indeed. It really tends to behave as a commodity of sorts. Traditionally, gold ETFs don't follow stocks. Gold is considered a refuge/hedge asset because it retains its value (relatively, increases at face value) when other assets (e.g. currency, sometimes stocks) go down. Overall it's been a remarkably stable asset over the whole of documented history. The question is, how good a hedge will bitcoin prove to be, compared to gold, in the event of a crash/recession of traditional stock markets? Would it rise to stratospheric levels such as gold to reflect the collapse of regular currencies? (fiat, and maybe some cryptos too, see below) Some other cryptos aim to behave more like currency (notably some famous forks like Bitcoin Cash or Litecoin, Monero... each with their respective 'focus' on speed or privacy etc). Do we see signs of a FOREX-like behavior for these? Some cryptos tend to act as tentative bridges, between other cryptos or between cryptos and fiats (ARK, Monaco, Ethos etc). Would they behave like Paypal, VISA, Western Union? Do they plummet along with liquidity/GDP? Are these actually... new forms of banks, in a way, middle-men that aim to facilitate exchanges? Some others are like glorified shares of the organization behind; in this regard their ICO is the closest thing to a crowd-funded IPO before-the-fact (more like crowd-venture-funding actually). Will these behave like traditional stocks? This is a subset of sector-oriented cryptos, such as Walton or IOTA or DNA or Sexcoin (yes, it exists...) etc. So, would they behave like sector indexes, essentially collections of shares (related tokens maybe)? Then we have smart contracts (dApps / platform) cryptos, the likes of Ethereum or NXT, which may contain many more sub-coins (usually called "tokens", like EOS or Mana or TenX etc.), each of which can be any of the aforementioned crypto-types. I don't know what to make of these platforms. It's getting too meta-crypto for me at this point. One thing seems almost sure, as I see it: not all cryptos will behave similarly, eventually. Currently bitcoin is the locomotive driving the train (Dominance: 54.7%) but eventually some cryptos will be other trains, and some will be rails, others will be cars, others train companies, others passengers, others rail stations, others boring tunnels, others car parks, and theme parks, and overpriced pizzas, and I'll stop this metaphor here because it's getting stupid. It seems like the crypto-space, as a whole, is not a new sector, but a new way of distributing and valuating everything, every sector in existence. It's an evolution of the economy as a whole. It's like yesterday there was this world we all know, and tomorrow it will all be expressed in crypto-terms, from your revenue to the NYSE passing by savings and tips to a waiter. When this paradigm shift is complete, the answer to the title question is probably obvious: it will behave like every other crash before in history, because it will be the only thing in existence to assess and exchange value. But in the meantime... in their current nascent state, how would all these cryptos react?
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[Banned] /r/worldnews/: China’s Xi Jinping says he is opposed to life-long rule
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There is NOBODY in Illuminati jails for paedophillia. Why would they jail people, who practice the same behaviour they support? China Exports are a cost and imports are a benefit. The attempt by economists to pretend that the opposite is true, is designed to hide the reality of Illuminati slave colonies like China. China constantly devalues their Yuan, not in order to 'destroy American manufacturing' but to keep Illuminati overtime going in preparation for the BIG BANG. Human cattle are reliant on distractions like iPhones, TV etc. This is why Chinese leaders, who do nothing but take orders from the grand master Patrick Stewart/Ron Paul, devalue the Yuan in the forex markets. To force their citizens into literal slavery! Politics is much easier to comprehend when you replace 'benevolent politicians' with 'traitorous Illuminati puppets'.
I've been playing for awhile, and I have some intermediate/advanced questions
First off, I'm playing the current version without any DLCs (can't afford them yet).
How do you deal with "Title Loss On Succession" in one of your vassals' holdings? Forex: I am the Duke of Flanders, and the County of Yperen is going to pass outside of my control when my vassal there kicks it. Do I have any option besides claiming it and revoking his title or just crossing my fingers and hoping that he pumps out an heir?
I understand marriage succession in theory, but so far in games in Ireland and France I've had no success actually using marriage to gain territory. What am I missing? Also, it's my understanding that matrilineal marriage is kind of broken right now. Any word on a patch?
DNA. How does it work? Should I be focusing on improving certain stats? Is there a primer on how best to genetically engineer one's family?
Besides the lengthy process of building holding improvements, is there any other way to increase the size of my military? I thought I was doing good as the King of Ireland with a levy size of 6,500, but then Scotland invaded with 25,000 and pretty much ended me. This was in 1150.
Let's say I'm at war with someone because they've attacked me. Let's say I decide, what the heck, might as well grab some of their territory while I'm at it. Is there a way to claim a holding of theirs while already at war, or do I have to beat them, wait 10 years and then re-declare?
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