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Topic: Mining Bonds, Stocks For People Who Can't Do Basic Maths. (Read 4456 times)

hero member
Activity: 756
Merit: 522
I have written about this for almost a year now and guess what - idiots are still dumping money to perpetual mining turds (bonds? LOL!).
Brilliant!

How's the ART scam going?
sr. member
Activity: 356
Merit: 255
I have written about this for almost a year now and guess what - idiots are still dumping money to perpetual mining turds (bonds? LOL!).
Brilliant!

Aren't you the scammer stealing everyone's LTC with the comparatively much more retarded "buy clay ovens"? At least mining gear turns the heat into Bitcoin, which is closer to Bitcoin than etsy shit will ever get.

You are the poster child for "scammer trying to act like he's giving advice".

*crickets chirp*
Comedy gold, that Cheesy
legendary
Activity: 910
Merit: 1000
Quality Printing Services by Federal Reserve Bank
I have written about this for almost a year now and guess what - idiots are still dumping money to perpetual mining turds (bonds? LOL!).
Brilliant!

Aren't you the scammer stealing everyone's LTC with the comparatively much more retarded "buy clay ovens"? At least mining gear turns the heat into Bitcoin, which is closer to Bitcoin than etsy shit will ever get.

You are the poster child for "scammer trying to act like he's giving advice".

*crickets chirp*
sr. member
Activity: 378
Merit: 250
Funny enough some of these PMB's are still highly profitable (40%+ APR) in the meantime, but if the price crashes prematurely then it's hopeless. That could be due to BTC crashing, or posts like this.. but once it does, it's a fight to see who can get out with that profit (most wont because most panic and don't wait it out to sell back at their initial cost).

Nope, they are not highly profitable, they give out good divididends until the next difficult adjustment.
Selling them before is not "panicing", it's hoping that someone else is stupid enough to still pay more than they are worth.

Conclusion -> the only way to make profit on them is the greater fool theory making them a horrible investment



OK, I guess my example was still too complicated to comprehend.

* you lucky man. You have 1 share of "A"
* "A" pay you money. Good money! 10 money every Saturday! You so happy!
* "A" price drop 12 money every Saturday too. You sad! Got 10 but lost 12.
* You still happy!? You stupid!

Or do we need to use crayons and paint you a fkn picture? Smiley

If you can buy a PMBT at deep discount so your next predicted "div payments - loss form price drop" gives you a positive number, go for it.


Why are you quoting my post for this? It doesn't defend PMBs.

Just Ctrl-C and Ctrl-V, Forget to modified on it. It been changed now.
sr. member
Activity: 364
Merit: 250
Funny enough some of these PMB's are still highly profitable (40%+ APR) in the meantime, but if the price crashes prematurely then it's hopeless. That could be due to BTC crashing, or posts like this.. but once it does, it's a fight to see who can get out with that profit (most wont because most panic and don't wait it out to sell back at their initial cost).

Nope, they are not highly profitable, they give out good divididends until the next difficult adjustment.
Selling them before is not "panicing", it's hoping that someone else is stupid enough to still pay more than they are worth.

Conclusion -> the only way to make profit on them is the greater fool theory making them a horrible investment



OK, I guess my example was still too complicated to comprehend.

* you lucky man. You have 1 share of "A"
* "A" pay you money. Good money! 10 money every Saturday! You so happy!
* "A" price drop 12 money every Saturday too. You sad! Got 10 but lost 12.
* You still happy!? You stupid!

Or do we need to use crayons and paint you a fkn picture? Smiley

If you can buy a PMBT at deep discount so your next predicted "div payments - loss form price drop" gives you a positive number, go for it.


Why are you quoting my post for this? It doesn't defend PMBs.
sr. member
Activity: 378
Merit: 250




OK, I guess my example was still too complicated to comprehend.

* you lucky man. You have 1 share of "A"
* "A" pay you money. Good money! 10 money every Saturday! You so happy!
* "A" price drop 12 money every Saturday too. You sad! Got 10 but lost 12.
* You still happy!? You stupid!

Or do we need to use crayons and paint you a fkn picture? Smiley

If you can buy a PMBT at deep discount so your next predicted "div payments - loss form price drop" gives you a positive number, go for it.
hero member
Activity: 756
Merit: 522
I have written about this for almost a year now and guess what - idiots are still dumping money to perpetual mining turds (bonds? LOL!).
Brilliant!

Aren't you the scammer stealing everyone's LTC with the comparatively much more retarded "buy clay ovens"? At least mining gear turns the heat into Bitcoin, which is closer to Bitcoin than etsy shit will ever get.

You are the poster child for "scammer trying to act like he's giving advice".
sr. member
Activity: 364
Merit: 250
Funny enough some of these PMB's are still highly profitable (40%+ APR) in the meantime, but if the price crashes prematurely then it's hopeless. That could be due to BTC crashing, or posts like this.. but once it does, it's a fight to see who can get out with that profit (most wont because most panic and don't wait it out to sell back at their initial cost).

Nope, they are not highly profitable, they give out good divididends until the next difficult adjustment.
Selling them before is not "panicing", it's hoping that someone else is stupid enough to still pay more than they are worth.
legendary
Activity: 1022
Merit: 1000
Of course, but it has no effect on profitability. It's like specifying how many miners I bought or how many PMBs. Just change the hash rate field and you'll see that it has no influence on investment return.
Yes true, not in the investment return computation, number of MHash is for miners to see their mining profit based on their hashrate.
full member
Activity: 230
Merit: 100
Of course, but it has no effect on profitability. It's like specifying how many miners I bought or how many PMBs. Just change the hash rate field and you'll see that it has no influence on investment return.
legendary
Activity: 1022
Merit: 1000
Check the Mining profit per difficulty adjustment here

http://btc.re/?t=miningcalc
Good one, but if you specify the BTC price per 1 MHash/s then there's no need to specify Hash rate (MHash/s) as it has no effect on calculations.

Ha? Hashrate and price per hashrate is different
full member
Activity: 230
Merit: 100
Check the Mining profit per difficulty adjustment here

http://btc.re/?t=miningcalc
Good one, but if you specify the BTC price per 1 MHash/s then there's no need to specify Hash rate (MHash/s) as it has no effect on calculations.
sr. member
Activity: 378
Merit: 250
Check the Mining profit per difficulty adjustment here

http://btc.re/?t=miningcalc
Good job, I suggest if you can adding calculation shows how long does PMB will pay it back will be great.
 Grin Grin


Thanks, that can be estimated in "Accumulated Coins" column

The accumulated coins column is only count in one years time.....So far the best calculator is  http://mining.btcfans.com/

You could use it , but this is in Chinese...this calculator tells user exactly how long time does PMB pay it back, and given the option of how much did you pay for this hashrate...


Yap, added now with input btc price/hash and return of investment date
This great ,no more people will be hurt because they did not use the right calculator .
Great Job!
legendary
Activity: 1022
Merit: 1000
Check the Mining profit per difficulty adjustment here

http://btc.re/?t=miningcalc
Good job, I suggest if you can adding calculation shows how long does PMB will pay it back will be great.
 Grin Grin


Thanks, that can be estimated in "Accumulated Coins" column

The accumulated coins column is only count in one years time.....So far the best calculator is  http://mining.btcfans.com/

You could use it , but this is in Chinese...this calculator tells user exactly how long time does PMB pay it back, and given the option of how much did you pay for this hashrate...


Yap, added now with input btc price/hash and return of investment date
sr. member
Activity: 378
Merit: 250
Check the Mining profit per difficulty adjustment here

http://btc.re/?t=miningcalc
Good job, I suggest if you can adding calculation shows how long does PMB will pay it back will be great.
 Grin Grin


Thanks, that can be estimated in "Accumulated Coins" column

The accumulated coins column is only count in one years time.....So far the best calculator is  http://mining.btcfans.com/

You could use it , but this is in Chinese...this calculator tells user exactly how long time does PMB pay it back, and given the option of how much did you pay for this hashrate...
legendary
Activity: 1022
Merit: 1000
Check the Mining profit per difficulty adjustment here

http://btc.re/?t=miningcalc
Good job, I suggest if you can adding calculation shows how long does PMB will pay it back will be great.
 Grin Grin


Thanks, that can be estimated in "Accumulated Coins" column
full member
Activity: 224
Merit: 100
You can't kill math.
Funny enough some of these PMB's are still highly profitable (40%+ APR) in the meantime, but if the price crashes prematurely then it's hopeless. That could be due to BTC crashing, or posts like this.. but once it does, it's a fight to see who can get out with that profit (most wont because most panic and don't wait it out to sell back at their initial cost).
sr. member
Activity: 378
Merit: 250
Check the Mining profit per difficulty adjustment here

http://btc.re/?t=miningcalc
Good job, I suggest if you can adding calculation shows how long does PMB will pay it back will be great.
 Grin Grin

legendary
Activity: 1022
Merit: 1000
Check the Mining profit per difficulty adjustment here

http://btc.re/?t=miningcalc
sr. member
Activity: 378
Merit: 250
Shit , did you understand what means by about? please go back and study with this basic English.

I'll just leave this here.

.b

Yes , it will be wise that  you leaves this forum.
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