Topic: Who the hell is Max Keiser? - page 3. (Read 5767 times)
dude with a lot of bitcoins, random altcoin, random youtube show and apparently specialist when it comes to bitcoin. Some people don't like him .
FYI: I'm not gonna bother to google him because he's not important, but who is he to the Bitcoin community?
OK, I will bite;-
1. If he is not important why do you want to know?
2. If you don't know who he is how do you know he is not important?
I ask because your question is sort of a "double whammy" of an oxymoron (sort of). Did you even read responses... because he is so unimportant you did not want to know?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uXELH90-1j0 max claims to be a bitcoin millionaire at 1m55, 7m40, 11m39 and 11m44 9th march 2013 when Bitcoin is at $46.
Max claims on his truth about markets show on www.resonancefm.com, broadcast on 23/2/2014 that he lost all his bitcoin. His private equity company hesinborg capital is an investor in bitpay.
Max claims on his truth about markets show on www.resonancefm.com, broadcast on 23/2/2014 that he lost all his bitcoin. His private equity company hesinborg capital is an investor in bitpay.
guess he stored them all in gox. a bitcoin "bank" kind of the opposite action to what he has been preaching for the last decade.. just hope he learns from this the true meaning of decentralization, and doesn't make the mistake again
He is your father!
Re: Who the hell is Max Keiser?
He is yet another joke.
Caveat emptor
He was also telling people to buy BTC when it was $10...
Keiser went full retard in the 800-1200 zone... even the youtube commenters got sick of him mentioning bitcoin in almost every single show during the top of the bubble.
He obviously knew that it was the near term top, but continued promoting it to more suckers, so he could sell most of his stash.
Although Max Keiser is quite a funny financial pundit, he often promotes horrible financial decisions. Promoting people to continue buying at the top of bubbles (silver a few years ago, and recently (late-2013) with bitcoin).
I wouldn't be surprised if he was actually selling most of his holdings when he is most vocally hyping.
I wouldn't be surprised if he was actually selling most of his holdings when he is most vocally hyping.
He was also telling people to buy BTC when it was $10...
Although Max Keiser is quite a funny financial pundit, he often promotes horrible financial decisions. Promoting people to continue buying at the top of bubbles (silver a few years ago, and recently (late-2013) with bitcoin).
I wouldn't be surprised if he was actually selling most of his holdings when he is most vocally hyping.
I wouldn't be surprised if he was actually selling most of his holdings when he is most vocally hyping.
He is the man how can make the value of bitcoin high in minutes, his shows are very watched. So also he owns a lot of bitcoins!
Who the hell is Max Keiser? Never heard of him before visiting this forums.
Watch this and you'll know him. Good show
http://youtu.be/_onv9-fHoEc?t=9m33s
I think he's great - as already mentioned, himself and Stacey make a good double act - he makes economics/finance interesting, and lets face it some of the subject matter could be a bit dry and boring otherwise.
Its great when I can listen to a US ex Wall Street stockbroker on a Russian TV programme being broadcast from London talking about China, gold and bit coin.
It definitely isn't the BBC
Its great when I can listen to a US ex Wall Street stockbroker on a Russian TV programme being broadcast from London talking about China, gold and bit coin.
It definitely isn't the BBC
I love listening to him and Stacey on youtube!
I think he's great - as already mentioned, himself and Stacey make a good double act - he makes economics/finance interesting, and lets face it some of the subject matter could be a bit dry and boring otherwise.
Its great when I can listen to a US ex Wall Street stockbroker on a Russian TV programme being broadcast from London talking about China, gold and bit coin.
It definitely isn't the BBC
Its great when I can listen to a US ex Wall Street stockbroker on a Russian TV programme being broadcast from London talking about China, gold and bit coin.
It definitely isn't the BBC
FYI: I'm not gonna bother to google him because he's not important, but who is he to the Bitcoin community?
OP motto: Why do for yourself what you can ask others to do for you
He is the CEO of Bitcoin
He has significant holdings in Bitcoin, unsurprising given his stance on governments and the banking industry.
He has significant holdings in Bitcoin, unsurprising given his stance on governments and the banking industry.
He knows a lot about investment and bitcoin.
he is a good guy with solid intentions and awareness.
Who the hell is Max Keiser? Never heard of him before visiting this forums.
FYI: I'm not gonna bother to google him because he's not important, but who is he to the Bitcoin community?
FYI: I'm not gonna bother to google him because he's not important, but who is he to the Bitcoin community?
he is an exbanker of the 1990's - early 2000's he then went on to warn people that the dollar will begin to fail, he has alot of real economic knowledge.. you know the real world type ou gain from experience, not the classroom drivel they teach you.
he now has a presenter job on the news channel RT. he seems eccentric and goes off the rails abit, but if you can get passed those quirky outbursts he does make alot of sense.
and if you dont know him enough to know the stuff i just said,then your opinions about him are one sided opinions based on other peoples comments. and not through research or hearing it "from the horses mouth"
although i dont condemn his actions, i also dont condone some of his actions..
Lucky early adopter.
Max said 'buy bitcoin' when they were $20 and again, at $200
Max is well worth following on twitter @maxkeiser and his 'Keiser Report' on RT or Youtube is worth a watch.
+1 Max is well worth following on twitter @maxkeiser and his 'Keiser Report' on RT or Youtube is worth a watch.
max keiser was an innovator in electronic stock trading
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