But i can be wrong though.
Topic: Just bought in at $64.05 (Read 1884 times)
The risk of failure is bigger now than a financial profit, i think. I would wait few days for fast-falling tendence.
But i can be wrong though.
But i can be wrong though.
I think the current Euro troubles will get us above $100 before the end of the year..
I would agree. Its good fundamentals when your cash isn't safe in the bank anymore. It has to push up BTC. I'm just to chicken to buy at these dizzying heights I think the current Euro troubles will get us above $100 before the end of the year..
I'd say before the end of summer....
Funniest thread yet.
I think the current Euro troubles will get us above $100 before the end of the year..
Things will fall and settle at around $35 imo in the next 6 months.
I'm so proud that you added "IMO". So few people think of their statements about the future as opinion. And it makes your prediction into a fact!
Things will fall and settle at around $35 imo in the next 6 months.
One thing I learned is don't buy bitcoin while HIGH 
Buy high, sell higher?
lol. Probably shouldn't sell while your high either.
Buy high, sell higher?
One thing I learned is don't buy bitcoin while HIGH
Yes, I would hope that by now you've learned to hold on to them - that sounds like the lesson to me! But still you've done pretty well by it so no need to have regrets.
64$ for a bitcoin seems high, but in reality it is so underpriced its ridiculous. give it a few years that bitcoin may be worth 10,000+
I sold about a grand of btc (all I have for the most part) at $46 thinking after the mining error that caused the price to drop by 10 dollars for a couple of hours, that it wouldn't dramatically go up anytime soon. Oh well.
I just want to get paid for what I am due, cash it out, and if I have some money to play with I may invest it in BTC for the long haul. That is where the actual money really is, but it's a complete catch 22 anyway you look at it unfortunately.
I just want to get paid for what I am due, cash it out, and if I have some money to play with I may invest it in BTC for the long haul. That is where the actual money really is, but it's a complete catch 22 anyway you look at it unfortunately.
^Is the reasoning from the above point what causes crashes?
Yes.
I think it was about a week and a half ago that I was sitting in on a beach in Mexico, seeing the price around $45. $45!! amazing!! Look at the price now!
I didn't quite realize, that Europe experienced the height of the euro financial crisis in the summer of 2012, that the US experienced in 2007-2008. Now with what is happening in some euro outposts which I'm sure you're all aware of, we are coming on eight years of headlines about financial crises. Added to that such flashpoints as we now see in Cyprus, the man on the street is really starting to think that he may have to look into other options. Whether it is logical or not - i.e., whether one things the dollar / euro will tank, along with their savings, etc. - the crypto currency market will most likely grow exponentially. Of course, we have people with 50,000 BTC out there who would, at a later date, have enourmous amounts of power over the BTC market. These 'big fish' would only be something to worry about in the coming YEARS - which by that time, who knows what your $200 investment today may be worth?
as soon as the European people realize that with euros or dollars or anything short of gold and silver in their hands, they will loose everything.
I love gold and silver, but bitcoins may just be the best!
i just bought, and will be buying if the price goes up or if the price goes down, the inherent attributes of bitcoins
suggest to me that in the long run they will skyrocket beyond anything i can imagine, cyprus is just the beginning,
as soon as the European people realize that with euros or dollars or anything short of gold and silver in their hands, they will loose everything.
Bitcoins are a gift to the European people, a chance to literally save their money and maybe their lives if they take advantage of the opportunity.
suggest to me that in the long run they will skyrocket beyond anything i can imagine, cyprus is just the beginning,
as soon as the European people realize that with euros or dollars or anything short of gold and silver in their hands, they will loose everything.
Bitcoins are a gift to the European people, a chance to literally save their money and maybe their lives if they take advantage of the opportunity.
Why buy Bitcoins? If anything this should be the time you demand Bitcoin in payment for your services over paper currencies, it will take less time and effort in the long run.
just look at the results of opinion polls re speculation.. results (non-scientific as they may be) are always heavily tilted towards massive and sustained growth
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