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GIMP says transparent background.

  Glad you like it!  Sorry I can't test on the iPhone because I don't currently have one but the transparency seems to work in windows and on my android phone.

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Wow amazing love you bro…10/10!!!

But I think I need my laptop to wear it because I tried from my phone (iPhone) and it’s coming with white background.

(Btw why iPhone doesn’t support pngs or transparent backgrounds overall?).

..funny..."he" listened.

$45K, 50K or 60K on Dec 31?

I hope for 58K 

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stopping buddies streak. he dropped back under 51k and must be disciplined.

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It is why I picked 3 years.
loyce clearly shows some 1year dca plans ie 1 and sell lost.

I checked 4 years already and all 4 x 265 = 1060 in sell on the end of year four make good returns every one is over 4x

So after seeing the 1 year data have some losers and I quickly eyed 3 years and thought that every 3 year plan should do really well. at least 2x on 1060

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First off.. I fixed your quote because it was Loyce who had quoted those examples and I responded to him.

Second, Loyce probably gave one year long examples because the infographic was seeming to do the same.. to pick the last year, but not likely a very representative year  - in the event that any of us were to want to measure 1 year's performance at a time.



Fair point.


Seems to me that a lot of people (including yours truly) have been suggesting at least a minimum of a 4-year long investment period.

Of course, anyone could get lucky in a shorter than 4-year investment period of time, but if any of us is attempting to play longer term rather than luck, then we should be shooting for the 4-year - full cycle - minimum... and so presenting it as a 3 year question seems to leave a bit more uncertainties about whether you may or may not be in profits at that time and you may or may not be sufficiently in profits to really be representative of a whole cylce.

If anyone is able to consider 10 years or longer as their investment timeline then such persons are likely even in a better place to be able to be advantaged from compounding values.

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Oh gawd.. you are going to go there.

I am not going to put it past some of the powers that be to actually believe that something like ethereum might be the solution.. but they can't really be that dumb, can they?

In other words, I cannot figure out if they are that dumb or is your post dumb...or a long shot that it could be me...    




Nice to hear that our BTC accumulation zone is moving up..

In my opinion, the entire EV industry is intentionally neglecting the easy answer to instant mass adoption in order to maintain a disposable market.
Imagine, universal externally hot swappable batteries. Gas stations would be able to keep a set inventory of batteries and a reconditioning/recharging process. End users would drive into a station and pull a lever to eject their dead batteries like a cassette tape and insert the new fully charged batteries. The station would charge based on the number of joules remaining verses the number of joules added. Then the end user is back on the road in minutes very similar to the current model of stopping to fill a tank. Add to it the ability to charge at home and this creates a system far superior to the current petro system and mass adoption would be a no brainer.
PersonallyIdrive 60k miles per year (average) for work. My territory of customers covers a large area and it's pretty common for me to stop and fill the tank 2 times and sometimes even 3 in a day. It would make absolutely no sense for me to make the change to an EV with a 300 mile limit between charges, especially since I frequently end up in a hotel overnight to get up and drive again the next day. An hour or more at a gas station to charge is just out of the question as it cuts into valuable response time. But if I could pull in, swap batteries, and be back on the road in 15 minutes or less, this could be a tremendous incentive to switch to EV.
But instead, the manufacturers are banking on the fact that batteries will wear out every 3-5 years and most people will dispose of the car and get another rather than pay the cost of replacing an expensive proprietary battery. A rotating door of repeat sales to a minority as opposed to a mass adoption of the majority. But with subsidies and media blasts who can really blame them.