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Topic: Am I the only one who feels relieved when the price goes down? - page 3. (Read 4270 times)

donator
Activity: 1218
Merit: 1079
Gerald Davis
Relieved the price is going down = you might not have enough Bitcoins.
Relived the price is going up = you might have too many Bitcoins.
Bitcoin goes up and down $300 in one day and you say "meh" = you might have the right amount of Bitcoins.

legendary
Activity: 1806
Merit: 1521
My primary source of income at the moment is government money, and I don't spend much, so all I can think is "sweet, cheap Bitcoin".

Yes, but I don't want to feel relieved.

I plan on saving my BTCs for down the road, and don't have any need for them now, but it's always nice to see what they are currently worth and what I've paid for.  Right now the value of my BTC are 400% the total monetary value i've put it...seeing that keep going up makes me feel happy inside.
legendary
Activity: 3640
Merit: 1571
I am very happy to see the price go down. It was really going crazy.
legendary
Activity: 1652
Merit: 1016
My primary source of income at the moment is government money, and I don't spend much, so all I can think is "sweet, cheap Bitcoin".

Is it money you can afford to lose?
newbie
Activity: 52
Merit: 0
My primary source of income at the moment is government money, and I don't spend much, so all I can think is "sweet, cheap Bitcoin".

I like that, Government money.  This is going to be rude, but has it ever occurred to you that that is my money, not magical government money?
hero member
Activity: 907
Merit: 1003
I find my emotions depend whether i want to buy or sell.

if i have enough bitcoin (or not any more money to spend) then I want the value to go up.

if I don't consider that I have enough bitcoin (or I have money I want to spend to buy them), then i want the value to go down.

Smiley
newbie
Activity: 9
Merit: 0
My primary source of income at the moment is government money, and I don't spend much, so all I can think is "sweet, cheap Bitcoin".
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