I do not think it is sensible to do so.
The value of Bitcoins are in fact now very low and it will be later become gradually more valuable. But this risk should take you.
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Sell everything is right.
Start with the dollars, the pounds, the yuan, and the yen. If you have any of those, sell them first.
why did you invest on them if you are selling all just keep some investing on Start with the dollars, the pounds, the yuan, and the yen. If you have any of those, sell them first.
you will need it 
Sell everything is right.
Start with the dollars, the pounds, the yuan, and the yen. If you have any of those, sell them first.
Start with the dollars, the pounds, the yuan, and the yen. If you have any of those, sell them first.
I will never sell all my bitcoins, if I need money I would prefer to sell a part of it and rest will keep safe for the future, I would only sell all my bitcoins, if the price of bitcoins reaches to the moon.
Royal Bank of Scotland economists have urged investors to sell everything except high-quality bonds, warning of a “fairly cataclysmic year ahead.”
Writing in a client note dated Jan. 8, the bank’s European rates research team said that clients should be concentrating on return of capital, not return on capital, and that an ominous outlook to the world economy “all looks similar to 2008.”
The Key Points
Source: http://blogs.wsj.com/moneybeat/2016/01/12/rbs-warns-sell-everything/?mod=e2fbRBS
A 10 to 20% fall in equities certainly isn't a long shot. QE has produced a long run-up in stock prices, and on average, we see a market correction of 10% every two years and a 20% correction every five years. Still, the advice to "sell everything" seems a bit much.
Writing in a client note dated Jan. 8, the bank’s European rates research team said that clients should be concentrating on return of capital, not return on capital, and that an ominous outlook to the world economy “all looks similar to 2008.”
The Key Points
- The note is particularly bearish on China and global commodities, and predicts that oil could fall as low as $16 a barrel.
- In a grim set of predictions, Andrew Roberts, head of European economics, rates & CEEMEA research said that the world has far too much debt to be able to grow well.
- He also warned that advances in technology and automation are set to wipe out up to half of all jobs in the developed world.
- The note says equities could fall 10% to 20%.
- It predicts the year will be spent focusing on how to exit positions that have benefited from long-running QE, including emerging markets, credit and equities.
Source: http://blogs.wsj.com/moneybeat/2016/01/12/rbs-warns-sell-everything/?mod=e2fbRBS
A 10 to 20% fall in equities certainly isn't a long shot. QE has produced a long run-up in stock prices, and on average, we see a market correction of 10% every two years and a 20% correction every five years. Still, the advice to "sell everything" seems a bit much.
Ok might call me a communist but first guess first: never trust the rating teams. The "high economists" are always certainly wrong. Why would they be able to predict next crash if they were never able to do so before?
And let's be clear, they have no interest in being right. If they make a public prediction, I'd do the exact opposite. Time to buy as it seems.
Well, if you bought when this report first came out, you're currently getting crushed. So being a contrarian just to be a contrarian isn't sound advice either.
Royal Bank of Scotland economists have urged investors to sell everything except high-quality bonds, warning of a “fairly cataclysmic year ahead.”
Writing in a client note dated Jan. 8, the bank’s European rates research team said that clients should be concentrating on return of capital, not return on capital, and that an ominous outlook to the world economy “all looks similar to 2008.”
The Key Points
Source: http://blogs.wsj.com/moneybeat/2016/01/12/rbs-warns-sell-everything/?mod=e2fbRBS
A 10 to 20% fall in equities certainly isn't a long shot. QE has produced a long run-up in stock prices, and on average, we see a market correction of 10% every two years and a 20% correction every five years. Still, the advice to "sell everything" seems a bit much.
Writing in a client note dated Jan. 8, the bank’s European rates research team said that clients should be concentrating on return of capital, not return on capital, and that an ominous outlook to the world economy “all looks similar to 2008.”
The Key Points
- The note is particularly bearish on China and global commodities, and predicts that oil could fall as low as $16 a barrel.
- In a grim set of predictions, Andrew Roberts, head of European economics, rates & CEEMEA research said that the world has far too much debt to be able to grow well.
- He also warned that advances in technology and automation are set to wipe out up to half of all jobs in the developed world.
- The note says equities could fall 10% to 20%.
- It predicts the year will be spent focusing on how to exit positions that have benefited from long-running QE, including emerging markets, credit and equities.
Source: http://blogs.wsj.com/moneybeat/2016/01/12/rbs-warns-sell-everything/?mod=e2fbRBS
A 10 to 20% fall in equities certainly isn't a long shot. QE has produced a long run-up in stock prices, and on average, we see a market correction of 10% every two years and a 20% correction every five years. Still, the advice to "sell everything" seems a bit much.
Ok might call me a communist but first guess first: never trust the rating teams. The "high economists" are always certainly wrong. Why would they be able to predict next crash if they were never able to do so before?
And let's be clear, they have no interest in being right. If they make a public prediction, I'd do the exact opposite. Time to buy as it seems.
In the time of financial crisis, it is better to buy or save into safe assets. I think Bitcoin and gold are very safe.
i dont advice to sell everything it is really bad do be ziro
Never sell everything, keep atleast 1 or 2 BTC in your wallet, their price will rise up anytime soon
Royal Bank of Scotland economists have urged investors to sell everything except high-quality bonds, warning of a “fairly cataclysmic year ahead.”
Writing in a client note dated Jan. 8, the bank’s European rates research team said that clients should be concentrating on return of capital, not return on capital, and that an ominous outlook to the world economy “all looks similar to 2008.”
The Key Points
Source: http://blogs.wsj.com/moneybeat/2016/01/12/rbs-warns-sell-everything/?mod=e2fbRBS
A 10 to 20% fall in equities certainly isn't a long shot. QE has produced a long run-up in stock prices, and on average, we see a market correction of 10% every two years and a 20% correction every five years. Still, the advice to "sell everything" seems a bit much.
not easy to accept that this is really gonna be happen,some crisis make us confuse,and sell everything sometime wll be one of good solution,i believe that. Writing in a client note dated Jan. 8, the bank’s European rates research team said that clients should be concentrating on return of capital, not return on capital, and that an ominous outlook to the world economy “all looks similar to 2008.”
The Key Points
- The note is particularly bearish on China and global commodities, and predicts that oil could fall as low as $16 a barrel.
- In a grim set of predictions, Andrew Roberts, head of European economics, rates & CEEMEA research said that the world has far too much debt to be able to grow well.
- He also warned that advances in technology and automation are set to wipe out up to half of all jobs in the developed world.
- The note says equities could fall 10% to 20%.
- It predicts the year will be spent focusing on how to exit positions that have benefited from long-running QE, including emerging markets, credit and equities.
Source: http://blogs.wsj.com/moneybeat/2016/01/12/rbs-warns-sell-everything/?mod=e2fbRBS
A 10 to 20% fall in equities certainly isn't a long shot. QE has produced a long run-up in stock prices, and on average, we see a market correction of 10% every two years and a 20% correction every five years. Still, the advice to "sell everything" seems a bit much.
The best thing is to not sell your coins on this moment.
Its never good to sell when you know there is a rising coming.
The halving is coming so why should you sell them.
Its never good to sell when you know there is a rising coming.
The halving is coming so why should you sell them.
I think it is now indeed be unwise to do so.
Because I think the effect that it can later be worth much more.
Because I think the effect that it can later be worth much more.
naah, im not selling and only saving coins, in the future it will surely go up and bring me some money
The state of the stock markets are currently disturbing, they seem to not be doing so well this year, even though it's only February.
Try securing your profits, because it seems like this year's going to be a bearish year.
Try securing your profits, because it seems like this year's going to be a bearish year.
If I were you I will sell nothing.
The value is in fact very low and it would be a shame to sell it.
I think the value later, more.
The value is in fact very low and it would be a shame to sell it.
I think the value later, more.
the stock market is too volatily in the last time, and full of shit and bubble, stay away
well, the stock market has been in its very high's last years. it's a normal market reaction that people and other large institutional traders are securing profits. the prices were simply way too high. i'm quite sure that the stock prices will come down a lot more to their normal and realistic value. it's never a good idea to buy yourself into a bubble. just wait 6 months more and you'll have a great moment to enter the stock market.
the stock market is too volatily in the last time, and full of shit and bubble, stay away
The stock market don't have much impact over the price of the bitcoin, so what you say is truly unfair. One who has known about the bitcoin's current scenario won't go for a sell.
I guess we will see everything fall and bitcoin rise 
I dont think it will drop below 400 in the next 8 months.
I dont think it will drop below 400 in the next 8 months.It will not drop to a lower amount, I think its just matter of time.
The price will increase for sure, we just have to be patient for it.
the stock market is too volatily in the last time, and full of shit and bubble, stay away
I would not sell my single bitcoin.... its worth keeping a small amount because no one knows whats going to happen next in the bitcoin world
You should not sell all your bitcoins, the bitcoin has a great future a head that is worth the waiting time for a long time. We just need to be patient and the halving is also coming so its pure waiting time.
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