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pooya87

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Interesting table but some rows make no sense to me. For example what is USD being compared to? Other fiat currencies or goods? Or is it just inflation? I think the only viable comparison is to price of goods (groceries, rent, bills) which is all increasing.
The rest are also too local which makes comparing it with global markets (bitcoin, gold, oil) a bit odd. For example even something like "Energy" differs from country to country. I can think of a dozen countries that have been facing an energy crisis over the past couple of years where prices keep rising.

Quote from: odolvlobo on March 08, 2022, 12:56:51 AM

The biggest yearly declines of any asset were Bitcoin's 74% decline in 2018 and 58% decline in 2015. You can't ignore that.

This is why bitcoin market has never been following any other market and is doing its own thing regardless of what is going on elsewhere.

odolvlobo

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The biggest yearly declines of any asset were Bitcoin's 74% decline in 2018 and 58% decline in 2015. You can't ignore that.

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Quote from: Poker Player on March 07, 2022, 07:08:54 AM

Nice thread. The only thing I think it is missing would be a column with the total.

I just did that here:

Code:

Bitcoin 1,070,386.07%
Gold 17.28%
US Dollar 17.01%
Real Estate 121.68%
Energy -70.28%
Commodities -30.75%
Global Aggregate Debt 18.32%
US Treasuries 23.64%
US Small Equities 204.02%
US Large Equities 277.48%
US High Yield 92.76%
US Investment Grade 55.86%
US Government TIPS 37.50%
International Desktop Metal Equities 65.99%
Emerging Markets Currency 9.07%
Emerging Markets Equities 32.35%
Emerging Markets HC Dept 65.73%

I believe bitcoin valorization here is very high because early years was specially high.

I make now a table with the last 5Y only, and the results were quiet different:

Code:

Bitcoin 4745,91%
Gold 58,20%
US Dollar -7,73%
Real Estate 50,98%
Energy --18,95%
Commodities 12,49%
Global Aggregate Debt 17,37%
US Treasuries 16,67%
US Small Equities 65,87%
US Large Equities 112,58%
US High Yield 35,56%
US Investment Grade 28,77%
US Government TIPS 31,95%
International Desktop Metal Equities 38,40%
Emerging Markets Currency 14,18%
Emerging Markets Equities 40,95%
Emerging Markets HC Dept 25,41%

Dunamisx

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With this statistics, it is doubtlessly believed that bitcoin has not only come to stay but as a good available store for asset value, if bitcoin can marginalize profit rate with gold on several occasions then I think it worth investing on. And also, i want to appreciate the effort and commitment of yours @Ratimov in bringing up this together, it serve as a reference point to those still in doubts about bitcoin.

Ararbermas

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Nice one OP and to be honest that picture above can really tell why bitcoin is more interesting compared to other assets especially when it comes investment.
Because those green percentage itself is a strong proof that after the downturn bitcoin will make good improvement again and there's always another ATH value in the future.

And what i noticed only bitcoin has big percentage during bullish since 2012? Wow

DaveF

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Interesting. I have a few issues with it as some things are a bit general. 'Real Estate' is it commercial? Or residential? Or all? Same with 'Energy' it's a bit vague. Can't dig into it from where I am at the moment to see where the data comes from so it may be buried in the tweet.

There are a few other things that are not there that I wonder why, did it not fit the narrative or are they buried in some other category. Rare earth metals comes to mind (not just gold), heavy manufacturing industry also.

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Poker Player

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Nice thread. The only thing I think it is missing would be a column with the total.

The good thing is that it can keep being updated for months and years and see the evolution. I think that as the years go by the returns will be less spectacular.

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