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Topic: Why on earth would you buy now? - page 2. (Read 2544 times)

sr. member
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April 16, 2013, 09:34:12 AM
#9
Because I use it to buy things? I do not speculate and really don't care about the price.

Then you sould buy Smiley

I really wonder how many really use bitcoins, even in this forum... well, I might just start a thread to ask.
legendary
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The revolution will be monetized!
April 16, 2013, 09:32:13 AM
#8
Because I use it to buy things? I do not speculate and really don't care about the price.
Thats what bitcoins are made for: buying goods and services. But in times with high volatility you better hurry with spending, once you've aquired some bitcoins (everything else is speculation).
That's what I do. Tonight I will be looking at some gun parts for BTC. If I want to buy I will first buy some bitcoins then send. I do have some in storage, but all paid for with profit, I like playing with the casino's money.
 Grin
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a wolf in sheeps clothing. suckerfish
April 16, 2013, 09:30:06 AM
#7
Because I use it to buy things? I do not speculate and really don't care about the price.

PLUS1 !!! I dont use this only as a get rich quick sceam. buy some shit already.



hummmm speculation and then speculate ..... after that ill catch teh bottom and speculate on that then ill speculate on the speculation idea of speculation. but what do you think should i speculate or speculate about speculate with the forum of speculator. hummmmm well all i know is that im going to speculate!!!!!
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April 16, 2013, 09:27:36 AM
#6
Because I use it to buy things? I do not speculate and really don't care about the price.
Thats what bitcoins are made for: buying goods and services. But in times with high volatility you better hurry with spending, once you've aquired some bitcoins (everything else is speculation).
legendary
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April 16, 2013, 09:25:21 AM
#5
proudhon says now is the time to buy. he's been right before

Proudhon was saying that BTC was a bubble "just about to burst" at $20. Calling the top every week is very easy to be right.
legendary
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The revolution will be monetized!
April 16, 2013, 09:23:49 AM
#4
Because I use it to buy things? I do not speculate and really don't care about the price.
full member
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April 16, 2013, 09:20:33 AM
#3
proudhon says now is the time to buy. he's been right before
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April 16, 2013, 09:19:26 AM
#2
Some sheeps may want to average down and dump all their bitcoins once the price has bottomed out.
sr. member
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April 16, 2013, 09:16:17 AM
#1
FACT: barring falling knives (which this isn't, it's just an estraordinarily strong bear) no major increase in price started right away suddently inverting a fast decline. At least, no one that was not negated almost as suddently.
The real rallys always build very gradually from long periods of low volatility. This is only reasonabble, confidence needs to build step by step -and now it has been deadly shaken.  

So, in the present conditions (which are just the opposite), there are really only two possible outcomes:

1) price stabilizes. So in a matter of months it might start rising again significantly... then you will have the occasion to buy almost as cheaply (at least in comparison with the gains that will come); but with much less risk.

or

2) price drops even lower. And you can lose 20%-30%-50% in a whim.

Hence my question. Why buy? Unless you are thinking really short-term -and with this volatility, I mean hours.

Everyone else would be much better off not buying at all. Much less risk of losing everything; not much to lose anyway, since there simply is nothing better at the horizon than flat stability.

It's probably best also to remove bids: as you can see, bounces are negligible, so there isn't even the opportunity to sell before it falls even lower. We went from 100$ to 50$, and now we are barely over 60$. Anyone that had bids anywhere from 100$ down to 70$ (and was not locked to his screen) has been quite screwed.

Let the price go down. Let's remove all speculations (in our own interest) -and let demand be only driven by the ones that really do want the coins for some real-world added value.
We have foundamentals, haven't we? This is just the moment to test them. What would the price be then?
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