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Topic: Its looking Ugly, and will get worse! - page 2. (Read 3635 times)

hero member
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December 16, 2013, 10:05:59 PM
#11
I'm feeling your pain, because I decided to buy 3 bitcoins around $700-900 to play around with. Now I am in the process of liquidating all my positions.

You have a 2 and half years old account and you bought 3 bitcoins at 900$ just to get your feet wet? Something is off here...

Well, my other purchase was on mt gox, and I never bothered to move the bitcoins from mt gox. There just wasn't any reason to use them back then. I used them a lot now to speculate with.

legendary
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December 16, 2013, 10:04:24 PM
#10
FUD FUD FUD lol

Ah Edward..we go back a long time don't we? And if I recall correctly, you were spreading FUD back in 2011? Anyway, seeing as you did so bad at trading I'll offer you some free financial advice: Buy now before the price bounces back up  Wink
hero member
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December 16, 2013, 09:57:49 PM
#9
I'm feeling your pain, because I decided to buy 3 bitcoins around $700-900 to play around with. Now I am in the process of liquidating all my positions.

You have a 2 and half years old account and you bought 3 bitcoins at 900$ just to get your feet wet? Something is off here...

The dreaded double butthurt, god have mercy on his soul.
sr. member
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Merit: 250
December 16, 2013, 09:55:57 PM
#8
I'm feeling your pain, because I decided to buy 3 bitcoins around $700-900 to play around with. Now I am in the process of liquidating all my positions.

You have a 2 and half years old account and you bought 3 bitcoins at 900$ just to get your feet wet? Something is off here...
hero member
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December 16, 2013, 09:53:47 PM
#7
Many people could not understand why I never invested in bitcoins after the first bubble, watching the price fall from $30 to $2.00. Now you will hopefully understand. You will also understand more after a long prolonged fall as this is just the start. You will see just how ugly speculating is.

I agree with you that speculating is ugly; but investing is a different matter. An investor who believes in the fundamental value of bitcoin would have held even at $2. The speculator sells for no other reason than that the market is down.

Think of it this way. If you invest in bitcoin and it ends up going to zero forever (for whatever reason), you at least have the satisfaction of having supported something you believe in. If you speculate and lose your money, you don't have that.
sr. member
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December 16, 2013, 09:21:00 PM
#6
I am liquidating some of my positions as well.  Fortunately, I bought in far below the current price, so I'm just crying in my beer here.  I had a hunch December was going to be brutal.  I am bullish long term, but it seems like nothing but bad news and volatility, thanks to China.  Bitcoin swims along quite nicely as long as the press is positive.  I don't think we're going to get much rally-inspiring press until the new year.  Let's face it, the Bitcoin sentiment machine needs to be replenished frequently with good vibes.  Probably not going to happen for a few weeks.  We also need to get China hype priced out of Bitcoin.  As it is right now, the exchanges are damn near pegged to BTC China.  BTC China reacts violently to anything that smells of gov't regulation, for good reason.  Thus, the often flippant Chinese gov't can yank coin prices around like no other.  This has to stop.  In a perfect world, I'd rather just un-price China out of Bitcoin.  Totalitarian regimes simply can not and will not tolerate Bitcoin.  In the end, the Chinese pleb loses.  Sad, really.

One more thing, Ed50.  You talk a lot about bubbles, and I think a lot of this talk is incorrect.  There is no such thing as a bubble, rather only rapid changes in speculated value.  Call it what you like, but the word "bubble" implies something that is grown from a nominal point (no bubble -> bubble -> no bubble).  There is NO nominal opinion on the value of something .. it fluctuates constantly.
legendary
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December 16, 2013, 09:19:25 PM
#5
Ho ho ho, Merry Christmas!
sr. member
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December 16, 2013, 09:18:01 PM
#4
and its probably gonna be back around $800 by friday, so much unnecessary fear and panic now.
sr. member
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December 16, 2013, 09:16:48 PM
#3
lol not gonna happen, worst case scenario  $700 at least early January 8 Jan.
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DigiByte Founder
December 16, 2013, 09:15:16 PM
#2
The cat just bounced in china and she is on her way down again! Hold on boys, its gonna be a rough one!
hero member
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December 16, 2013, 09:08:16 PM
#1
I'm feeling your pain, because I decided to buy 3 bitcoins around $700-900 to play around with. Now I am in the process of liquidating all my positions. Luckily 1 of my positions is up so much that I am breaking even right now. My goal is to break even and get out, just like I did in 2011 when I decided to buy a few to speculate with on mt gox.

So I feel your guys pain with the losses that will come. I am also taking losses, however small.

Many people could not understand why I never invested in bitcoins after the first bubble, watching the price fall from $30 to $2.00. Now you will hopefully understand. You will also understand more after a long prolonged fall as this is just the start. You will see just how ugly speculating is.

A fall from $30 to $2.00 is like a fall from $1000 to $66 dollars. You would also be doubtful about bitcoins at $66 after a long fall like that when bitcoins were only selling for $13 in January. Anyway, times were different then and bitcoins are much more tested and popular now so it would be easier to speculate at $66 dollar bitcoins than it was in 2011 and early 2012 when anything could have happened.

Hopefully your all slowly exiting and cashing in at the still high prices you can get.


 
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