So which part of 2014 or of the year are so hard for you bullts to understand?
The "of the year" part. The fiscal year is not the same as the calendar year in all jurisdictions. In particular, in Australia, New Zealand, Egypt, and Pakistan, the fiscal year starts on the previous July, which makes Bitcoin the best investment in 2014. It's not looking so good for 2015, but it might turn around before the end of June, so who knows?The point is that arbitrary dates are meaningless without context. The price hit an all-time-high at the end of November 2013 and has been falling ever since, so if you pick the following January as the start of the year, of course it's going to look bad. But not everybody cares about January, or any other arbitrary date for that matter; I certainly don't.
We see too many people using November and December as the only and absolute reference point like Bitcoin started trading at 800$-1100$ when the price has only been that high for a few weeks in total.
bSO I am not a stupid bubble buyer haha so get that outas your mind now, I just pulled a price out of thin air actually 
Let's wait for 2020 to see it was a good short-medium term investment. 
.....who knows 
