Is it better to save money or invest it? - page 697.

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Quote from: pinnicle on May 05, 2015, 10:28:32 AM

The simple practice of risk vs reward is always a must in bitcoin. Investing is the more profitable option rather storing is the safest option. You should know this!

Yes its true but if you can do both why you only do the investment? Sure both is profitble but the higher risk always investing and the storing things is the safest way to earn some money altough the result is lower than investment but it still worth

Since i bought Bitcoin, the price decreased 40%, not a really good investment, or atleast it carries alot of risk.

But the potential reward is also good. I mean i look for atleast a 1000% return, so my current -40% pending loss will be dwarfed by the potential profit.

If you just invest in bitcoin better not to use that bitcoin for anything, just stack it as many as you want but its a little bit risky right? So if you really want to get profit better do trading with some of your bitcoin that you bought may be that will cover your 40% lost altough its not too much but its worth to try rather than stack it just like that

Yes I think this is the right time to invest in Bitcoin as the prices are fallen down. So If you invest today then it could be better choice as the Financial Guru's have predicted that the future of bitcoin is safe and it will reach to a new level so its better to invest right now.

Yeah make another income or a business to cover your loss in investment. Don't just wait to your investment or dont hope that you will earn in investment, have another income so that you can earn more profit and the loss of your one asset can recover by those left assets.

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Quote from: BTCevo on May 07, 2015, 08:19:33 AM

Quote from: GreenStox on May 05, 2015, 02:48:14 PM

Quote from: BTCevo on May 05, 2015, 12:53:44 PM

Quote from: pinnicle on May 05, 2015, 10:28:32 AM

The simple practice of risk vs reward is always a must in bitcoin. Investing is the more profitable option rather storing is the safest option. You should know this!

Yes its true but if you can do both why you only do the investment? Sure both is profitble but the higher risk always investing and the storing things is the safest way to earn some money altough the result is lower than investment but it still worth

Since i bought Bitcoin, the price decreased 40%, not a really good investment, or atleast it carries alot of risk.

But the potential reward is also good. I mean i look for atleast a 1000% return, so my current -40% pending loss will be dwarfed by the potential profit.

If you just invest in bitcoin better not to use that bitcoin for anything, just stack it as many as you want but its a little bit risky right? So if you really want to get profit better do trading with some of your bitcoin that you bought may be that will cover your 40% lost altough its not too much but its worth to try rather than stack it just like that

Yes I think this is the right time to invest in Bitcoin as the prices are fallen down. So If you invest today then it could be better choice as the Financial Guru's have predicted that the future of bitcoin is safe and it will reach to a new level so its better to invest right now.

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Quote from: neurotypical on May 05, 2015, 12:24:30 PM

As an individual or family it is nearly impossible to save and invest because every fucking thing is so goddamned expensive.

And if you do happen to save and "invest" you get paid nothing for it or have it stolen by Wall Street and Washington.

Every time I hear someone blaming individuals or families for "not saving" I want to punch their teeth in.

Yup. It's expensive, plus you get next to NO interest on your savings.

Let's face it: this is on purpose. The Government doesn't want thrift. It wants good like Consumer-Bots who will spend themselves into oblivious, power the World's economy, make the Banks & CC companies rich, and generate MOAR tax revenue.

In short, they want rats on a treadmill.

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Quote from: GreenStox on May 05, 2015, 02:48:14 PM

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Quote from: pinnicle on May 05, 2015, 10:28:32 AM

The simple practice of risk vs reward is always a must in bitcoin. Investing is the more profitable option rather storing is the safest option. You should know this!

Yes its true but if you can do both why you only do the investment? Sure both is profitble but the higher risk always investing and the storing things is the safest way to earn some money altough the result is lower than investment but it still worth

Since i bought Bitcoin, the price decreased 40%, not a really good investment, or atleast it carries alot of risk.

But the potential reward is also good. I mean i look for atleast a 1000% return, so my current -40% pending loss will be dwarfed by the potential profit.

If you just invest in bitcoin better not to use that bitcoin for anything, just stack it as many as you want but its a little bit risky right? So if you really want to get profit better do trading with some of your bitcoin that you bought may be that will cover your 40% lost altough its not too much but its worth to try rather than stack it just like that

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Quote from: oblivi on May 06, 2015, 09:20:53 PM

Quote from: neurotypical on May 05, 2015, 12:24:30 PM

As an individual or family it is nearly impossible to save and invest because every fucking thing is so goddamned expensive.

And if you do happen to save and "invest" you get paid nothing for it or have it stolen by Wall Street and Washington.

Every time I hear someone blaming individuals or families for "not saving" I want to punch their teeth in.

Yup. It's expensive, plus you get next to NO interest on your savings.

Let's face it: this is on purpose. The Government doesn't want thrift. It wants good like Consumer-Bots who will spend themselves into oblivious, power the World's economy, make the Banks & CC companies rich, and generate MOAR tax revenue.

In short, they want rats on a treadmill.

Exactly WTF are we supposed to invest in?

i would invest in bitcoin or in a plot, the latter is still viagle if you have enough money to buy one that is big enough, they always have value even after many years, they are a good investment imho

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As bitcoin is bound to reach a price of $1000 or more in the future, it's best to invest as much as you can. It'll take some time, but it'll happen.

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Quote from: wearepoor on May 06, 2015, 08:23:07 PM

Saving is putting money aside bit by bit, to make a lump sum. You need to save for a particular goal, like having money for a holiday, a depoist on house, or any emergencies that might crop up. Often saving is taken to mean putting your money into cash products, like bank and building society accounts, and thats how define savings.

but in a country like USA saving is no their priority because they want that every american spend all of they money so that the money in circulation will be the same and avoid the bankruptcies.

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Quote from: oblivi on May 06, 2015, 09:20:53 PM

Quote from: neurotypical on May 05, 2015, 12:24:30 PM

As an individual or family it is nearly impossible to save and invest because every fucking thing is so goddamned expensive.

And if you do happen to save and "invest" you get paid nothing for it or have it stolen by Wall Street and Washington.

Every time I hear someone blaming individuals or families for "not saving" I want to punch their teeth in.

Yup. It's expensive, plus you get next to NO interest on your savings.

Let's face it: this is on purpose. The Government doesn't want thrift. It wants good like Consumer-Bots who will spend themselves into oblivious, power the World's economy, make the Banks & CC companies rich, and generate MOAR tax revenue.

In short, they want rats on a treadmill.

Society is so done. Watching the states going down from a distance even, hurts.

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Saving is putting money aside bit by bit, to make a lump sum. You need to save for a particular goal, like having money for a holiday, a depoist on house, or any emergencies that might crop up. Often saving is taken to mean putting your money into cash products, like bank and building society accounts, and thats how define savings.

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As an individual or family it is nearly impossible to save and invest because every fucking thing is so goddamned expensive.

And if you do happen to save and "invest" you get paid nothing for it or have it stolen by Wall Street and Washington.

Every time I hear someone blaming individuals or families for "not saving" I want to punch their teeth in.

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Saving is the best option rather then investing.. Invetment involves great capital and u cant ignore the risk factor if you invest and if you have to suffer from losses then its definitely bad decision but if u save then atleast your entire fund is safe with u..

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Quote from: pinnicle on May 05, 2015, 10:28:32 AM

The simple practice of risk vs reward is always a must in bitcoin. Investing is the more profitable option rather storing is the safest option. You should know this!

Investment is the prifitable and high risk.and yoo only have chance 50% of winning but it saving not have a big profit but its 100% safe and you wont worry to your money .

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Quote from: BTCevo on May 05, 2015, 12:53:44 PM

Quote from: pinnicle on May 05, 2015, 10:28:32 AM

The simple practice of risk vs reward is always a must in bitcoin. Investing is the more profitable option rather storing is the safest option. You should know this!

Yes its true but if you can do both why you only do the investment? Sure both is profitble but the higher risk always investing and the storing things is the safest way to earn some money altough the result is lower than investment but it still worth

Since i bought Bitcoin, the price decreased 40%, not a really good investment, or atleast it carries alot of risk.

But the potential reward is also good. I mean i look for atleast a 1000% return, so my current -40% pending loss will be dwarfed by the potential profit.

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Quote from: pinnicle on May 05, 2015, 10:28:32 AM

The simple practice of risk vs reward is always a must in bitcoin. Investing is the more profitable option rather storing is the safest option. You should know this!

Yes its true but if you can do both why you only do the investment? Sure both is profitble but the higher risk always investing and the storing things is the safest way to earn some money altough the result is lower than investment but it still worth

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The simple practice of risk vs reward is always a must in bitcoin. Investing is the more profitable option rather storing is the safest option. You should know this!

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Quote from: ajareselde on May 04, 2015, 11:14:53 PM

60% save on bank account.
25% low risk, low return.
15% high risk , high gain.

Its important to be financially stable, all the other "hopes and dreams" should not blind you to risk majority of your net worth.
High risks and amounts rarely lead to long term gains, be smart.

cheers

and what the bank goes bust? 60% of your money is gone or trapped just like that? FDIC only covers $250k, but they also have details on how its covered in certain terms and conditions.

I`m aware you cant store all your money, but I rather just get a expensive vault and use that instead. Keeping everything in cash, then using it for better purposes when its needed esp, and to access your money is a pain as well by banks - hence transfer days.

The rest of the percent should be at a low 1%, but ultimately a low risk and instead make up for having a higher principal.

The chances of bank going bust are almost zero. We dont all live in sh?thole where everything is falling apart. Anyways i would never invest more
than ~40% of what i have.

cheers

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Quote from: ajareselde on May 04, 2015, 11:14:53 PM

60% save on bank account.
25% low risk, low return.
15% high risk , high gain.

Its important to be financially stable, all the other "hopes and dreams" should not blind you to risk majority of your net worth.
High risks and amounts rarely lead to long term gains, be smart.

cheers

and what the bank goes bust? 60% of your money is gone or trapped just like that? FDIC only covers $250k, but they also have details on how its covered in certain terms and conditions.

I`m aware you cant store all your money, but I rather just get a expensive vault and use that instead. Keeping everything in cash, then using it for better purposes when its needed esp, and to access your money is a pain as well by banks - hence transfer days.

The rest of the percent should be at a low 1%, but ultimately a low risk and instead make up for having a higher principal.

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Satoshi is rolling in his grave. #bitcoin

60% save on bank account.
25% low risk, low return.
15% high risk , high gain.

Its important to be financially stable, all the other "hopes and dreams" should not blind you to risk majority of your net worth.
High risks and amounts rarely lead to long term gains, be smart.

cheers

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Quote from: manselr on May 04, 2015, 01:24:26 PM

Frugality is currently not in style. People just can't take the baby steps, too impatient. People who gorge on debt will eventually choke.. and the sad story those, those that live frugally might not make it anyway due the system being a scam within itself, they'll just probably be a little bit less fucked.

Everyday should be what can I do to hit a huge principal balance. Hitting the lotto doesnt count. Wink

Its not a easy road, but what choice is left? It can be building a company, to where you actually do production or starting a company of some other supply of demand.

The indiviual needs to understand that the whole frugality concept should be only temporary to manipulate your odds of winning for that one moment. It took 4 years to build, but now $14 mill dollars richer mentality.

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Frugality is currently not in style. People just can't take the baby steps, too impatient. People who gorge on debt will eventually choke.. and the sad story those, those that live frugally might not make it anyway due the system being a scam within itself, they'll just probably be a little bit less fucked.

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