Wow, it's only taken a week for a gain of 1.63%.
Kapstone Paper company gained 12.15% last week. The worst performing dildo sales companies increased by an average of 2.10%. If you're only here to speculate on Bitcoin you really need to move your money to another market for a while.
That is really dumb investment advice. No investment is consistent in its return, and with BTC we surely do NOT know its price direction in the short-term
Just about anything and everything else is moving more than Bitcoin right now. Don't you like making money?
You are being ridiculous. I believe that I already made my point, and your further belaboring this lame and unfounded investment suggestion likely rises to a level of trolling, rather than attempt to contribute with meaningful dialogue
Yeah, whatever dude. I think I'll take my $5,000 and let it sit in an investment for a year that's making 1% gains instead of finding a place to put it that promises a better return.
Yes. See you back in one year, and see how that goes for you. Good luck with your non bitcoin investments.
Do you run things through in your head before you say them to see if they make sense?
Actually, you are engaging in a typical attempt to engage in a non-substantive and distractive discussion by attempting to reverse the tables by suggesting that somehow I made some outlandish statement (by fabricating some kind of personal attack), rather than really contributing anything with substance regarding your conclusory prediction regarding BTC's future price direction. Where's the beef in your various predictions, QA?
When you sell Bitcoin you can buy it back at any time, right? If you buy gold, stock shares or auto parts you can sell them any time you like and buy something else. I'm not saying sell it forever. I'm saying there are a lot of better looking investments right now. Come back when Bitcoin starts moving again.
Sure, that might work for some people - though in BTC, you can never determine exactly when it is going to move and by how much. If you have been paying attention to actual specifics regarding BTC, you could have noticed that there has been, what appears to have been a very interesting dynamic in the past 9 months, and that is largely prices floating in the $200s and mostly in the lower $200s... and really, there has been tremendous difficulties in any attempt to drive prices lower during that time period.
Even though the price has been pretty stagnant, overall, in the past several months, in about the past 7 weeks trade volume on the exchanges seems to have increased quite a bit.... so the world of BTC is NOT exactly dead, even though various BTC discussions, including this forum and this thread, have lost some posting volume.
No problem that you are bearish about BTC... or that you consider diversification to be a good thing. NONETHElESS your previous framing of the situation seems to imply that past performance is somehow a predictor of future performance, and you don't engage at all with the actual context in whlch we find today's BTC prices