Those of you with havelock... have you been doing alright with them? I just looked over their financials and they are losing more and more every quarter. They're down to a quarter (no pun intended) of where they were last year.
I personally Have been doing fine I through 3 btc and have almost made .6 btc from investing a couple of days after the asic share went public. 
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Those of you with havelock... have you been doing alright with them? I just looked over their financials and they are losing more and more every quarter. They're down to a quarter (no pun intended) of where they were last year.
Havelock has done a couple of 10:1 stock splits. That's why the price is "down". The actual price is way up. I remember when Havelock shares were less than 10 BTC each. Then, they rose to over ten, about 15 BTC or so, and then they did a 10:1 split down to 1.5 BTC. Then, they rose to about 3 BTC each, and they did another 10:1 split down to 0.3 BTC apiece.
To make a long story short, If you had bought shares when Havelock first started, you would have more than tripled your BTC in about a year. I think that the only stock on Havelock that's down is SDICE. ASICM, HIM, and VTX are all way up. Havelock Investments is the Berkshire Hathaway of Bitcoin investing.
Oh wow. I wasn't aware of the splits either. Is there any information that helps give a timeline of these things?
The splits are indicated in both the updates tab, as we'll as annotations on the price graph (charts tab)
The graph is adjusted so the splits don't make the graph crazy. (Historical data pre-split was adjusted to show post-split values for unit volume and price)
1 unit was ~ $22 when we launched and would now be 100 units worth $30 each.
$100 invested at launch would be worth over $13000 today. (A lot of that is due to btc appreciation a well)
Cheers,
James
Wow, that's awesome! I'm pretty new to stocks so hopefully this doesn't sound too stupid but... what determines when the stocks split again?
We split the stock because the value kept growing to the point that it was cost prohibitive for a single person to invest. If we hadnt split the stocks, a single share right now would be worth 31BTC, or over $3000.
Our goal when we launched was a price around $20-$50, when we grew to over $300, we split 1:10, then when we grew to over $300 again, we did another 1:10, bringing the price per share back down to the target range.
Ahh, I see now. Thanks for clarifying that,
. So basically it's based on how high the price goes. Those of you with havelock... have you been doing alright with them? I just looked over their financials and they are losing more and more every quarter. They're down to a quarter (no pun intended) of where they were last year.
Havelock has done a couple of 10:1 stock splits. That's why the price is "down". The actual price is way up. I remember when Havelock shares were less than 10 BTC each. Then, they rose to over ten, about 15 BTC or so, and then they did a 10:1 split down to 1.5 BTC. Then, they rose to about 3 BTC each, and they did another 10:1 split down to 0.3 BTC apiece.
To make a long story short, If you had bought shares when Havelock first started, you would have more than tripled your BTC in about a year. I think that the only stock on Havelock that's down is SDICE. ASICM, HIM, and VTX are all way up. Havelock Investments is the Berkshire Hathaway of Bitcoin investing.
Oh wow. I wasn't aware of the splits either. Is there any information that helps give a timeline of these things?
The splits are indicated in both the updates tab, as we'll as annotations on the price graph (charts tab)
The graph is adjusted so the splits don't make the graph crazy. (Historical data pre-split was adjusted to show post-split values for unit volume and price)
1 unit was ~ $22 when we launched and would now be 100 units worth $30 each.
$100 invested at launch would be worth over $13000 today. (A lot of that is due to btc appreciation a well)
Cheers,
James
Wow, that's awesome! I'm pretty new to stocks so hopefully this doesn't sound too stupid but... what determines when the stocks split again?
We split the stock because the value kept growing to the point that it was cost prohibitive for a single person to invest. If we hadnt split the stocks, a single share right now would be worth 31BTC, or over $3000.
Our goal when we launched was a price around $20-$50, when we grew to over $300, we split 1:10, then when we grew to over $300 again, we did another 1:10, bringing the price per share back down to the target range.
You can earn money or btc in many different way in this market.
- Buy BTC at low price and keep until price is very high and sell. (Medium profit, slow investment, low risk)
- Buy BTC and wait for price to go up and sell. Wait until price go down and buy back, repeat (Low profit, fast investment, medium risk)
- Buy Alternate Crypto (LTC, NMC, NVC, FTC, CNC, ...) and hope they go up and sell, repeat (High profit, unstable investment, high risk)
- Buy trading bot and hope you dont get scammed/hacked (Medium profit, fast investment, high risk)
- Buy share in a mining service (Asicminer,havelockinvestment, etc) (Low profit, slow investment, low to medium risk, ROI)
- Buy FPGA/Asic miner hardware (Avalon, Asicminer, BFL, kncminer, ...) (Medium-High profit, low-high investment, low-high risk, ROI)
- Buy Computer + GPU (Bitcoin mining rig) to mine Bitcoins or other alternate crypto (Low profit, slow-medium investment, medium-high risk)
- Sell Mining rig, or resell asic mining hardware (High profit, fast investment, low-high risk)
- Sell website services, exchange site, etc, hardware (Low-very high profit, slow-fast investment, low-high risk)
Have fun.
- Buy BTC at low price and keep until price is very high and sell. (Medium profit, slow investment, low risk)
- Buy BTC and wait for price to go up and sell. Wait until price go down and buy back, repeat (Low profit, fast investment, medium risk)
- Buy Alternate Crypto (LTC, NMC, NVC, FTC, CNC, ...) and hope they go up and sell, repeat (High profit, unstable investment, high risk)
- Buy trading bot and hope you dont get scammed/hacked (Medium profit, fast investment, high risk)
- Buy share in a mining service (Asicminer,havelockinvestment, etc) (Low profit, slow investment, low to medium risk, ROI)
- Buy FPGA/Asic miner hardware (Avalon, Asicminer, BFL, kncminer, ...) (Medium-High profit, low-high investment, low-high risk, ROI)
- Buy Computer + GPU (Bitcoin mining rig) to mine Bitcoins or other alternate crypto (Low profit, slow-medium investment, medium-high risk)
- Sell Mining rig, or resell asic mining hardware (High profit, fast investment, low-high risk)
- Sell website services, exchange site, etc, hardware (Low-very high profit, slow-fast investment, low-high risk)
Have fun.
anyone have experience with btct.co and could help out with some information on it , some guides or info?
invest in BTC (asic), LTC (gpu) and maybe YAC (cpu).. in my opininon these are the curencies that might explode
YAC doesn't have enough of a community behind it right now I don't think. While it's somewhat innovative, it takes a lot more than that to make the currency valuable.
invest in BTC (asic), LTC (gpu) and maybe YAC (cpu).. in my opininon these are the curencies that might explode
Put them under your pillow!
Invest them into buying into managed mining, it beats the costs of buying and waiting for miners. http://www.Reservebit.com sells plans!
Seems legit. "Give us $1000 and we'll give you $4000+ at the end of the month!" Really?
Invest in a ASIC
Those of you with havelock... have you been doing alright with them? I just looked over their financials and they are losing more and more every quarter. They're down to a quarter (no pun intended) of where they were last year.
Havelock has done a couple of 10:1 stock splits. That's why the price is "down". The actual price is way up. I remember when Havelock shares were less than 10 BTC each. Then, they rose to over ten, about 15 BTC or so, and then they did a 10:1 split down to 1.5 BTC. Then, they rose to about 3 BTC each, and they did another 10:1 split down to 0.3 BTC apiece.
To make a long story short, If you had bought shares when Havelock first started, you would have more than tripled your BTC in about a year. I think that the only stock on Havelock that's down is SDICE. ASICM, HIM, and VTX are all way up. Havelock Investments is the Berkshire Hathaway of Bitcoin investing.
Oh wow. I wasn't aware of the splits either. Is there any information that helps give a timeline of these things?
The splits are indicated in both the updates tab, as we'll as annotations on the price graph (charts tab)
The graph is adjusted so the splits don't make the graph crazy. (Historical data pre-split was adjusted to show post-split values for unit volume and price)
1 unit was ~ $22 when we launched and would now be 100 units worth $30 each.
$100 invested at launch would be worth over $13000 today. (A lot of that is due to btc appreciation a well)
Cheers,
James
Wow, that's awesome! I'm pretty new to stocks so hopefully this doesn't sound too stupid but... what determines when the stocks split again?
Those of you with havelock... have you been doing alright with them? I just looked over their financials and they are losing more and more every quarter. They're down to a quarter (no pun intended) of where they were last year.
Havelock has done a couple of 10:1 stock splits. That's why the price is "down". The actual price is way up. I remember when Havelock shares were less than 10 BTC each. Then, they rose to over ten, about 15 BTC or so, and then they did a 10:1 split down to 1.5 BTC. Then, they rose to about 3 BTC each, and they did another 10:1 split down to 0.3 BTC apiece.
To make a long story short, If you had bought shares when Havelock first started, you would have more than tripled your BTC in about a year. I think that the only stock on Havelock that's down is SDICE. ASICM, HIM, and VTX are all way up. Havelock Investments is the Berkshire Hathaway of Bitcoin investing.
Oh wow. I wasn't aware of the splits either. Is there any information that helps give a timeline of these things?
The splits are indicated in both the updates tab, as we'll as annotations on the price graph (charts tab)
The graph is adjusted so the splits don't make the graph crazy. (Historical data pre-split was adjusted to show post-split values for unit volume and price)
1 unit was ~ $22 when we launched and would now be 100 units worth $30 each.
$100 invested at launch would be worth over $13000 today. (A lot of that is due to btc appreciation a well)
Cheers,
James
Those of you with havelock... have you been doing alright with them? I just looked over their financials and they are losing more and more every quarter. They're down to a quarter (no pun intended) of where they were last year.
Havelock has done a couple of 10:1 stock splits. That's why the price is "down". The actual price is way up. I remember when Havelock shares were less than 10 BTC each. Then, they rose to over ten, about 15 BTC or so, and then they did a 10:1 split down to 1.5 BTC. Then, they rose to about 3 BTC each, and they did another 10:1 split down to 0.3 BTC apiece.
To make a long story short, If you had bought shares when Havelock first started, you would have more than tripled your BTC in about a year. I think that the only stock on Havelock that's down is SDICE. ASICM, HIM, and VTX are all way up. Havelock Investments is the Berkshire Hathaway of Bitcoin investing.
Oh wow. I wasn't aware of the splits either. Is there any information that helps give a timeline of these things?
Businesses in bitcoin will always get you the biggest ROI....
Those of you with havelock... have you been doing alright with them? I just looked over their financials and they are losing more and more every quarter. They're down to a quarter (no pun intended) of where they were last year.
Havelock has done a couple of 10:1 stock splits. That's why the price is "down". The actual price is way up. I remember when Havelock shares were less than 10 BTC each. Then, they rose to over ten, about 15 BTC or so, and then they did a 10:1 split down to 1.5 BTC. Then, they rose to about 3 BTC each, and they did another 10:1 split down to 0.3 BTC apiece.
To make a long story short, If you had bought shares when Havelock first started, you would have more than tripled your BTC in about a year. I think that the only stock on Havelock that's down is SDICE. ASICM, HIM, and VTX are all way up. Havelock Investments is the Berkshire Hathaway of Bitcoin investing.
Those of you with havelock... have you been doing alright with them? I just looked over their financials and they are losing more and more every quarter. They're down to a quarter (no pun intended) of where they were last year.
Difference between "losing" and "expenses" - we're making a lot of capital investments in new equipment (using retained earnings from earlier months), so our net profit/loss might be negative in recent months, but once this equipment comes online, we'll be generating significantly more. We have over 2TH on pre-order.
Hmm, here's what I made my statement based on:
Assets (Total):
09/30/12 - 1071.6132
12/31/12 - 1597.5555
03/30/13 - 463.7322
Furthermore, you said there's a lot on preorder. Here's a statement for that one:
Mining Equipment:
09/30/12 - 1708.8608
12/31/12 - 1107.6923
03/30/13 - 98.8235
Please clarify what I'm misunderstanding?
Mining Assets are based on CAD valuation, converted to BTC at the time of the statement.
Q2-2012 - 708 @ $12/btc ~= $8k
Q3-2012 - 1107 @ $13/btc ~= $14k
Q1-2013 - 98 @ $170/btc ~= $17k
Total assets (mining equip + retained earnings in bitcoins)
Q2-2012 - 1071 @ $12/btc ~= $13k
Q3-2012 - 1597 @ $13/btc ~= $21k
Q1-2013 - 463 @ $170/btc ~=$78k
You should add a note to help make that more clear,
.That's awesome news though! Thanks for coming here to explain this!
Those of you with havelock... have you been doing alright with them? I just looked over their financials and they are losing more and more every quarter. They're down to a quarter (no pun intended) of where they were last year.
Difference between "losing" and "expenses" - we're making a lot of capital investments in new equipment (using retained earnings from earlier months), so our net profit/loss might be negative in recent months, but once this equipment comes online, we'll be generating significantly more. We have over 2TH on pre-order.
Hmm, here's what I made my statement based on:
Assets (Total):
09/30/12 - 1071.6132
12/31/12 - 1597.5555
03/30/13 - 463.7322
Furthermore, you said there's a lot on preorder. Here's a statement for that one:
Mining Equipment:
09/30/12 - 1708.8608
12/31/12 - 1107.6923
03/30/13 - 98.8235
Please clarify what I'm misunderstanding?
Mining Assets are based on CAD valuation, converted to BTC at the time of the statement.
Q2-2012 - 708 @ $12/btc ~= $8k
Q3-2012 - 1107 @ $13/btc ~= $14k
Q1-2013 - 98 @ $170/btc ~= $17k
Total assets (mining equip + retained earnings in bitcoins)
Q2-2012 - 1071 @ $12/btc ~= $13k
Q3-2012 - 1597 @ $13/btc ~= $21k
Q1-2013 - 463 @ $170/btc ~=$78k
Those of you with havelock... have you been doing alright with them? I just looked over their financials and they are losing more and more every quarter. They're down to a quarter (no pun intended) of where they were last year.
Difference between "losing" and "expenses" - we're making a lot of capital investments in new equipment (using retained earnings from earlier months), so our net profit/loss might be negative in recent months, but once this equipment comes online, we'll be generating significantly more. We have over 2TH on pre-order.
Hmm, here's what I made my statement based on:
Assets (Total):
09/30/12 - 1071.6132
12/31/12 - 1597.5555
03/30/13 - 463.7322
Furthermore, you said there's a lot on preorder. Here's a statement for that one:
Mining Equipment:
09/30/12 - 1708.8608
12/31/12 - 1107.6923
03/30/13 - 98.8235
Please clarify what I'm misunderstanding?
Those of you with havelock... have you been doing alright with them? I just looked over their financials and they are losing more and more every quarter. They're down to a quarter (no pun intended) of where they were last year.
Difference between "losing" and "expenses" - we're making a lot of capital investments in new equipment (using retained earnings from earlier months), so our net profit/loss might be negative in recent months, but once this equipment comes online, we'll be generating significantly more. We have over 2TH on pre-order.
mining shares, because ordering ASIC does not work
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