Topic: Peter Schiff on Bitcoin - page 2. (Read 38888 times)
I hope more people "use" the BTC so this madness will make some stabilisation.
And i think he is wrong about bitcoin. He is trying to make people buy gold from him using Bitcoins ? AHAHAHAHA ? Check 1:26:20. pathetic...
Bitcoin's price development since 2009-1-3 (the inception) correlates 0.935 with an exponential trendline.
If I had a medium sized investment portfolio (I do), I would allocate as follows:
Bitcoin 45%
Monero 5%
Real Estate 20%
Small Business & Projects 10%
Cash, financial instruments 10%
Gold 5%
Silver 5%.
If you don't want to invest 50% in crypto, just invest 5-10% and it will become 50% spontaneously in 1 year, should the trend continue.
If I had a medium sized investment portfolio (I do), I would allocate as follows:
Bitcoin 45%
Monero 5%
Real Estate 20%
Small Business & Projects 10%
Cash, financial instruments 10%
Gold 5%
Silver 5%.
If you don't want to invest 50% in crypto, just invest 5-10% and it will become 50% spontaneously in 1 year, should the trend continue.
I think that your PM holdings are too small. With the coming unraveling of fiat and the collapse of derivatives, precious metals to the moon. And only what is in your hand do you really own!
Of course with this collapse it will trigger widespread death and destruction as war engulfs the planet.
Do you have a hardened shelter beneath your castle? How many BTC or ounces of gold will a room cost?
45% btc is way too much IMHO. No NXT? You need more financials, i.e. foreign stocks.
And did I miss something? What's Monero? I googled it, but don't feel like sorting through the BS. Can someone sum it up for me?
Bitcoin's price development since 2009-1-3 (the inception) correlates 0.935 with an exponential trendline.
If I had a medium sized investment portfolio (I do), I would allocate as follows:
Bitcoin 45%
Monero 5%
Real Estate 20%
Small Business & Projects 10%
Cash, financial instruments 10%
Gold 5%
Silver 5%.
If you don't want to invest 50% in crypto, just invest 5-10% and it will become 50% spontaneously in 1 year, should the trend continue.
If I had a medium sized investment portfolio (I do), I would allocate as follows:
Bitcoin 45%
Monero 5%
Real Estate 20%
Small Business & Projects 10%
Cash, financial instruments 10%
Gold 5%
Silver 5%.
If you don't want to invest 50% in crypto, just invest 5-10% and it will become 50% spontaneously in 1 year, should the trend continue.
I think that your PM holdings are too small. With the coming unraveling of fiat and the collapse of derivatives, precious metals to the moon. And only what is in your hand do you really own!
Of course with this collapse it will trigger widespread death and destruction as war engulfs the planet.
Do you have a hardened shelter beneath your castle? How many BTC or ounces of gold will a room cost?
A lot of these precious metals hoarders can not see the potential of a virtual asset. It is not in their blood. He is a very intelligent man but his family was screwed over by the Banksters so he does not trust anything that is not physical.
Denniger is the one I don't get. He thinks that digital coinage and precious metals are a terrible investment.
Denniger is the one I don't get. He thinks that digital coinage and precious metals are a terrible investment.
It was the inflation adjusted 'gain' if you like, obviously not what had been returned in dividends or it would have been zero. Or less than zero if you factor in buying/selling/storing/etc.
I just read an interesting tidbit and I assume Peter knows this:
Wharton's Jeremy Siegel found that from January 1802 through June 2013 gold returned 0.6%.
So after Peter's cut, there's not much there for hisinvestors speculators.
I won't question his ethics, who am I to judge?
Gold doesn't pay dividends. It returns 0%. Gold protects against inflation, plain and simple.Wharton's Jeremy Siegel found that from January 1802 through June 2013 gold returned 0.6%.
So after Peter's cut, there's not much there for his
I won't question his ethics, who am I to judge?
Returning 0% as compared to an inflationary currency doesn't protect against inflation. It goes right along with it. It protects against sudden hyperinflation maybe.
I just read an interesting tidbit and I assume Peter knows this:
Wharton's Jeremy Siegel found that from January 1802 through June 2013 gold returned 0.6%.
So after Peter's cut, there's not much there for hisinvestors speculators.
I won't question his ethics, who am I to judge?
Gold doesn't pay dividends. It returns 0%. Gold protects against inflation, plain and simple. Wharton's Jeremy Siegel found that from January 1802 through June 2013 gold returned 0.6%.
So after Peter's cut, there's not much there for his
I won't question his ethics, who am I to judge?
I just read an interesting tidbit and I assume Peter knows this:
Wharton's Jeremy Siegel found that from January 1802 through June 2013 gold returned 0.6%.
So after Peter's cut, there's not much there for hisinvestors speculators.
I won't question his ethics, who am I to judge?
Wharton's Jeremy Siegel found that from January 1802 through June 2013 gold returned 0.6%.
So after Peter's cut, there's not much there for his
I won't question his ethics, who am I to judge?
If I had a medium sized investment portfolio (I do), I would allocate as follows:
Bitcoin 45%
Monero 5%
Bitcoin 45%
Monero 5%
So... not 95%? Damn... Maybe I'm being too risky. Then again, I do like to live
If I had a small portfolio, I would invest 50% in bitcoin, 50% in monero.
just listened to it......
schiff is basically saying bitcoin is useless, and is gloating that bitcoin is dying and saying that he was right.
peter schiff is the biggest retard out there.
Lol...he says he doubt's it will be back over $400, yet today it is $443!
I like the guy, but I have to admit, he is slow.
Im debating if I want to put 50% of my BTC in Monero right now 
If you know what you are doing and have an exit strategy, you can do whatever you want.
Remember not to gamble on what you can not afford to lose.
Im debating if I want to put 50% of my BTC in Monero right now
When will Monero explode?
I'd say less than a month. It's already up 20% per 7 days. But let's keep this thread clean
When will Monero explode?
If I had a medium sized investment portfolio (I do), I would allocate as follows:
Bitcoin 45%
Monero 5%
Bitcoin 45%
Monero 5%
So... not 95%? Damn... Maybe I'm being too risky. Then again, I do like to live
If I had a small portfolio, I would invest 50% in bitcoin, 50% in monero.
Bitcoin's price development since 2009-1-3 (the inception) correlates 0.935 with an exponential trendline.
If I had a medium sized investment portfolio (I do), I would allocate as follows:
Bitcoin 45%
Monero 5%
Real Estate 20%
Small Business & Projects 10%
Cash, financial instruments 10%
Gold 5%
Silver 5%.
If you don't want to invest 50% in crypto, just invest 5-10% and it will become 50% spontaneously in 1 year, should the trend continue.
If I had a medium sized investment portfolio (I do), I would allocate as follows:
Bitcoin 45%
Monero 5%
Real Estate 20%
Small Business & Projects 10%
Cash, financial instruments 10%
Gold 5%
Silver 5%.
If you don't want to invest 50% in crypto, just invest 5-10% and it will become 50% spontaneously in 1 year, should the trend continue.
So... not 95%? Damn... Maybe I'm being too risky. Then again, I do like to live
Bitcoin's price development since 2009-1-3 (the inception) correlates 0.935 with an exponential trendline.
If I had a medium sized investment portfolio (I do), I would allocate as follows:
Bitcoin 45%
Monero 5%
Real Estate 20%
Small Business & Projects 10%
Cash, financial instruments 10%
Gold 5%
Silver 5%.
If you don't want to invest 50% in crypto, just invest 5-10% and it will become 50% spontaneously in 1 year, should the trend continue.
If I had a medium sized investment portfolio (I do), I would allocate as follows:
Bitcoin 45%
Monero 5%
Real Estate 20%
Small Business & Projects 10%
Cash, financial instruments 10%
Gold 5%
Silver 5%.
If you don't want to invest 50% in crypto, just invest 5-10% and it will become 50% spontaneously in 1 year, should the trend continue.
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