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My next 33 Marvel run

I did a 35 marvel run on friday, but today the stocks shares I invested in rose, giving me a profit of $156 so I sold it using the profit towards marvel again since I felt lucky. This is my result of 33 spins

Last 11 spins
Safety Gem, St Patrick css, Premium css
Tinker chest, St Pat css, No boom aee -> double Tinker chest
2 Red cube, 2x exp card, 2 Icog
Tinker chest, Japanese spear, Royal hair coupon
All star hair coupon, Lightning God Ring, Valentine css -> doubled all star hair coupon
Gach ticket, 2 No boom aee? No description on item, Fusion anvil -> double gach ticket.
1H prime, fusion anvil, summer css
Red cube, Fantasical android (M), 3 Epic pot scroll
Perfect pot stamp, special bonus potential scroll, 5 gach ticket
Susano cape, tyrant archer cape, scarlet gladius
VIP thief shield, Top schoolroid, Summer css

Middle 11 spins
Perfect bonus stamp, 7 day hired merchant, 5 bonus pot cube
perfect pot stamp, 1.5x exp, scarlet griffey claw
lucky day, 2x exp, 2x exp 2hour
lucky day, bonus potential cube, respawn pass
5 remote gach ticket, 1H prime, 2x exp
7 day hyper tele rock, 2H red scroll, TOP schoolroid (M)
3 black cube, tinker chest, [a] crit rate neb
premium css, 1H prime, Fantasical android (F)
Halloween pss, 2x exp 2hour, 7 day hired merchant
Terminus chopper, 2H prime, 1 day hired merchant
Icog 50%, respawn pass, 3 Accessory prime

First 11 spins
Hero Worship, respawn pass, 2x exp
Royal hair, VIP warrior shield, black cube
Premium css, etc 4 slots, Fantasical android (F)
remote gach ticket, 3 black cube, Summeroid (M)
Winter css, use tab 4 slot, special bonus pot scroll
acessory prime, 3 black cube, shield scroll
winter css, 2H prime, zero android
premium css, gm 1H m.att, shield scroll
Autumm css, gach ticket, cog 50%
2 icog 50%, 5 onyx apple, summeroid (m)
3 Bonus pot cube,st patrick css, revolution grip

February 2, 2015

24 Comments • Newest first

Ness

[quote=nhan1st]Point taken, then why are people so quick to discredit something so normal?[/quote]

idk it's basil what do you expect.

Reply February 3, 2015
nhan1st

[quote=Ness]No, I'm pointing out how flawed the "if I wasn't lying about this, why would I be lying about this?" logic is.

I don't care if you play stocks or not.[/quote]

Point taken, then why are people so quick to discredit something so normal?

Reply February 3, 2015
Ness

[quote=nhan1st]Why do I need to prove you wrong? If you're making money that's good for you. I'm not your mom who tells you how to spend your money. Another person making money is less stress on our government.[/quote]

No, I'm pointing out how flawed the "if I wasn't lying about this, why would I be lying about this?" logic is.

I don't care if you play stocks or not.

Reply February 3, 2015
nhan1st

@Ness: Why do I need to prove you wrong? If you're making money that's good for you. I'm not your mom who tells you how to spend your money. Another person making money is less stress on our government.

Reply February 3, 2015
Ness

[quote=nhan1st]Please, if I didn't make up getting an LGR, why would I make up a story about investing in stocks.[/quote]

I can blow under $200 in spins, get a nice item, and say I do well in anything to justify my monetary wastes.

I'm actually a wealthy businessman who blows money on MTG.

Prove me wrong.

Reply February 3, 2015
nhan1st

@BankaiSensei: OMG, I'm not making bs up and not you're resorting to insulting my investment choices. kek.

@megaman2290: Please, if I didn't make up getting an LGR, why would I make up a story about investing in stocks. Just because you don't do it doesn't mean other people can't.

Reply February 3, 2015 - edited
BankaiSensei

[quote=nhan1st]How about you do some research before calling other people stories bs. I'm using TD waterhouse online stock broker and the rate is 9.99 CAD per trade, which works out to $20 with a buy and sell. I've invested in the TMX and specialize in maple foods (MFI), Dolarama (DOL), and Icatha energy (IAE). In this past week IAE stocks were at a 1.13 low and today is a 1.26 high which is higher than 10% fluctuation and I profited from buying that stocks at 1.20 on wednesday. With 10k, $20 is only 0.2% profit to break even, so keep your trash in your anus before calling other people's story bullcrap.[/quote]

Lol omg penny stocks.

I mean, if listing a bunch of ipo's makes you feel like you know what you're doing, by all means, have at it.

Btw your margins are sh#t

Reply February 2, 2015 - edited
dontPmeoff

@Lecarde: yea i understand that concept. but where do I start to buy stocks? ;o

Reply February 2, 2015 - edited
megaman2290

"the stock shares I invested in..."

And then spending all profits into NX. Yea okay.

#BS-Radar

Reply February 2, 2015 - edited
djmaxaaron

this thread took a turn

Reply February 2, 2015 - edited
nhan1st

[quote=BankaiSensei]I smell bs. Unless you're doing penny stocks, the rate at which you're buying and selling stocks would probably lose you more money overall as you're paying a higher tax on capital gains. If you actually invest, you'd know there are short term and long term stocks. You are taxed much more on stocks you've held onto for less than a year. If you're making weekly trades, you're barely making any profit - if any, at all.[/quote]

How about you do some research before calling other people stories bs. I'm using TD waterhouse online stock broker and the rate is 9.99 CAD per trade, which works out to $20 with a buy and sell. I've invested in the TMX and specialize in maple foods (MFI), Dolarama (DOL), and Icatha energy (IAE). In this past week IAE stocks were at a 1.13 low and today is a 1.26 high which is higher than 10% fluctuation and I profited from buying that stocks at 1.20 on wednesday. With 10k, $20 is only 0.2% profit to break even, so keep your trash in your anus before calling other people's story bullcrap.

Reply February 2, 2015 - edited
vaelamin

Nice dude.

Reply February 2, 2015 - edited
BankaiSensei

[quote=nhan1st]I basically took 6 years of merching in maple knowledge and applied it to the real market.

I do my research, pick a few company to specialize in, know it's trend since there's usually a 1%-5% fluctuation in stocks daily. I buy when it's at it's weekly low and sell it at near it's weekly high. There's a 3 day payment hold for selling stocks so I can't trade daily since I'm just an university student without much money. The amount you make is based on how well you play the market and your initial investment amount. 10k is good enough for starters as a 3% profit weekly is $300 or about 1.2k a month from investing. Now, it might not seem a lot, but the time spent looking at stocks is at most 30 minutes daily, so you're making over a grand in about 10 hours of work on your computer. Just make sure you're playing the market right. I've lost near a grand because of stocks plummeting too...

TL;DR Buy low, sell high. Maple taught me well.[/quote]

I smell bs. Unless you're doing penny stocks, the rate at which you're buying and selling stocks would probably lose you more money overall as you're paying a higher tax on capital gains. If you actually invest, you'd know there are short term and long term stocks. You are taxed much more on stocks you've held onto for less than a year. If you're making weekly trades, you're barely making any profit - if any, at all.

Reply February 2, 2015 - edited
nhan1st

[quote=dontPmeoff]I always wanted to invest in stocks. Teach me senpai! ;3[/quote]

I basically took 6 years of merching in maple knowledge and applied it to the real market.

I do my research, pick a few company to specialize in, know it's trend since there's usually a 1%-5% fluctuation in stocks daily. I buy when it's at it's weekly low and sell it at near it's weekly high. There's a 3 day payment hold for selling stocks so I can't trade daily since I'm just an university student without much money. The amount you make is based on how well you play the market and your initial investment amount. 10k is good enough for starters as a 3% profit weekly is $300 or about 1.2k a month from investing. Now, it might not seem a lot, but the time spent looking at stocks is at most 30 minutes daily, so you're making over a grand in about 10 hours of work on your computer. Just make sure you're playing the market right. I've lost near a grand because of stocks plummeting too...

TL;DR Buy low, sell high. Maple taught me well.

Reply February 2, 2015 - edited
Lecarde

@dontPmeoff: Get money. Buy parts of other people's company/money (also known as stocks). Wait. Sell when price goes up. Profit

Reply February 2, 2015 - edited
dontPmeoff

I always wanted to invest in stocks. Teach me senpai! ;3

Reply February 2, 2015 - edited
SayNo2Physics

[quote=drager260]Every single time I doubled, I always got the one on the left [/quote]

I tend to get the left item as well when I double, happened 2/3 this time

Reply February 2, 2015 - edited
itoldyounoob

@nhan1st
Kind of off topic but HELLO FELLOW ONIGIRI PLAYER!
Grats on LGR.
@drager260
Same I kept getting left on the double.

Reply February 2, 2015 - edited
nhan1st

@drager260:
http://www.basilmarket.com/forum/2865126 Is my first 35 spins. I wish nexon gave me a left one since that's where the LGR is... though it's usually the middle one with the best rewards.

Reply February 2, 2015 - edited
drager260

[quote=nhan1st]Hue, proof. Shame nexon is against double spinning good results.
http://i.imgur.com/BufJHzZ.png[/quote]

Every single time I doubled, I always got the one on the left -.- How were your first 35 spins? I splurged a bit since my bday just passed and had a lot of bday money. Did a total of 100 spins.

Reply February 2, 2015 - edited
CherryTigers

Nice! You should have doubled more on the other things. Even things like 3 black cubes would give you a good return if you doubled them.

Reply February 2, 2015 - edited
nhan1st

Hue, proof. Shame nexon is against double spinning good results.
http://i.imgur.com/BufJHzZ.png

Reply February 2, 2015 - edited
xylyls

Here in Windia, LGR's are at least 25Bill.

And it's always nice to see a fellow basiler who's into stocks. Hope you invest in the right companies!

Reply February 2, 2015 - edited