Pages:
Author

Topic: Well, I am all out again, for good this time (Read 3025 times)

hero member
Activity: 1232
Merit: 524
January 14, 2015, 02:25:11 AM
#51
anyone who buys their first bitcoin through an ETF this late in the game is 100% average joe, whether you like the term or not. Because it offends you, I will now refer to them as late adopters.

second, if you ever watched a new ETF launch, especially a low float one like winkle would be, it is usually difficult to obtain the shares to short, so even if the pros would love to short, they usually have to wait until an options market is established on the new security.

third, you cannot short more than the float, so if people are buying like crazy, the price can explode as you get a short squeeze, making it go even higher than it normally would.

and finally yes if bitcoin skyrocketed, the bigger wall street sharks would come out and eventually destroy it, but my guess is not before it has that one moon shot.
hero member
Activity: 784
Merit: 500
wall street will not invest in bitcoin

nor will microsoft

I never said that so I agree with you.

what i said is if that winkle ETF went live, average joe will try a little bitcoin, it will move up, then the MOMO stock chasers will pile on, the faster it moved up, the more it would be chased, and we all know when bitcoin moves up it flies, as there is no liquidity. So it would have the potential to rocket ship once listed on Nasdaq.



very arrogant to call others "average joe".  If ETF went live the pro traders will hop on the short wagon and short the f**K out of bitcoin.  That you can be sure.  Wall Street is infested w sharks not derp derp traders typical of bitcoin
hero member
Activity: 1232
Merit: 524
wall street will not invest in bitcoin

nor will microsoft

I never said that so I agree with you.

what i said is if that winkle ETF went live, average joe will try a little bitcoin, it will move up, then the MOMO stock chasers will pile on, the faster it moved up, the more it would be chased, and we all know when bitcoin moves up it flies, as there is no liquidity. So it would have the potential to rocket ship once listed on Nasdaq.

hero member
Activity: 603
Merit: 500
i don't think wallstreet or microsoft will invest in bitcoin  Huh
hero member
Activity: 1232
Merit: 524
you are gravely mistaken

the fund was the vehicle with which the whales (like the winkles) were going to dump their bitcoins onto the general public.

right now if you need to sell 100 000 bitcoins you will destroy the price.

but with wallstreet money flowing in, you could easily dump 5 000 a day and still have BTC price fly upwards.

if that ETF is not approved, a LOT of holders are going to see their golden goose slaughtered, and cut and run immediately.

my prediction? if winkle ETF is denied, within 7 days bitcoin price drops at least 50% from day of denial, within 30 days 75%

bitcoin now down almost 20% from where i cut and ran, like a girl flapping my arms, screaming the sky is falling.

tss
hero member
Activity: 742
Merit: 500

2) the winklevoss ETF fund is just too much of a risk for me to try hold bitcoin through. if this thing gets denied, bitcoin will flash crash. That winklevoss ETF is the pie in the sky everyone is hoping for so they can dump their coins onto the general public. If it doesn't get approved, a lot of people will dump anyways. The fact that since mtgox there are just more and more bitcoin scams is not good for the pending ETF approval in my opinion.



i don't see how the etf will affect any pricing.  all the twins want is to create their fund.  they wont be buying more coin.. just selling shares of their own to the public on nasdaq.  please correct me if i am mistaken.
hero member
Activity: 1232
Merit: 524
Maybe it is a matter of preference but from my risk/reward perspective selling at ~$200 is not the right decision.
With bitcoin hype at an all time low and $0 being the absolute bottom we literally can't go that much lower.

$0 being the bottom might not bother you, or others on this board, but it bothers me greatly.
hero member
Activity: 854
Merit: 503
Legendary trader
Maybe it is a matter of preference but from my risk/reward perspective selling at ~$200 is not the right decision.
With bitcoin hype at an all time low and $0 being the absolute bottom we literally can't go that much lower.
hero member
Activity: 854
Merit: 503
Legendary trader
Putting everything in perspective OP must have sold near the bottom this time.
hero member
Activity: 1232
Merit: 524
down more than 10% since i bailed out.

I really think we will see bitcoin under $100 before winkels ETF

if winklevoss ETF is not approved, I think we see under $10 by 2016

mark this thread
hero member
Activity: 784
Merit: 500
I think you made a wise move op.
legendary
Activity: 3598
Merit: 2386
Viva Ut Vivas
so again, why exactly would I use bitcoin to buy anything legal, just one compelling reason, please.....

If you ever....ever...buy anything on Amazon, whether you like Bitcoin or not, getting 20-30% off on Amazon purchases through Purse is quite nice.
hero member
Activity: 1232
Merit: 524

so again, why exactly would I use bitcoin to buy anything legal, just one compelling reason, please.....


Btc is limited in edition. Op capitulated by selling at an all time low since Nov 2013!

That isn't a reason,  it's just an observation.

Maybe bitcoin does go to 10 000, I don't know.  But I am not comfortable holding bitcoin,  the scammers and dirt bags in the bitcoin ecosystem are no good. I got no issues saying I sold and sold at a loss this time around.

Turns out the entire price action of bitcoin might have been a scam since day one (Mtgox bots).

Only reason anyone here holds bitcoin now is dreams of riches.
legendary
Activity: 1092
Merit: 1000

so again, why exactly would I use bitcoin to buy anything legal, just one compelling reason, please.....


Btc is limited in edition. Op capitulated by selling at an all time low since Nov 2013!


buy high sell low.
legendary
Activity: 1092
Merit: 1000
problem with silver is storage, its too damn big.


true but it will likely make a bigger move too .
legendary
Activity: 1022
Merit: 1010
HALO Coin Project Lead - Mod @ r/PaintingTheTape
problem with silver is storage, its too damn big.

If youre holding the actual coins yes. I have 2 monster boxes of eagles. 70 Lbs.

But trading futures,,,

Strato
legendary
Activity: 1722
Merit: 1000
A good crash back to low double digits will shake a lot of speculators out.

It was fun 2 years ago, maybe we get to repeat that whole process again.

This is exactly what I am thinking.

Still way WAY to many bulls on this forum.
legendary
Activity: 1428
Merit: 1000

so again, why exactly would I use bitcoin to buy anything legal, just one compelling reason, please.....


Btc is limited in edition. Op capitulated by selling at an all time low since Nov 2013!
hero member
Activity: 1232
Merit: 524
problem with silver is storage, its too damn big.
legendary
Activity: 1022
Merit: 1010
HALO Coin Project Lead - Mod @ r/PaintingTheTape
I fail to see how the dollar is different. If that's what you're going for.

It can fluctuates 10-20% yearly with a steady 5% inflationary rate each year.
Furthermore, if the top 1% decides to cash, everybody with USD will be done for. Because there is no paper left. And the electronic USD numbers are backed by it, believe it or not. Not a very stable and liquid currency if one family (Rothschilds) can't get their wealth out in said currency without the whole world going into panic mode.



because if you are looking for a trustworthy alternative store of value that has a proven track record, with much less risk, its not bitcoin, its gold and platinum in my opinion.

Silver is looking like a good bet right now.
Pages:
Jump to: