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Topic: [XMR] Monero Speculation - page 1062. (Read 3314343 times)

legendary
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September 23, 2016, 04:05:40 AM
I am not sure if XMR is fully bullish now, but for sure there is no reason to be bearish with all the recent attention XMR got and which will attract more investors, contributors and perhaps exchanges too.

Nobody knows about crypto. Something drastic might happen overnight.
If the trendline shows high probability of bull market, the traders and speculants will open heavy long positions and build longs upon longs which creates sudden surge in the price.

On the other hand, the traders might want to short Monero and build short positions upon short positions (weak hands are probably shaken already) which will push the price down. However, there is not that much room to go down from here unless the project fails completely and the price goes back to sub 1 usd. The upside is infinity because a lot of coins are stored in cold storages.
The faster the rise, the less there will be coins for sale because the bagholders do not need to sell that many coins to satisfy their desire to acquire castles from Estonia.  Shocked
Therefore I am speculating the next bubble will be in Estonian castles, ruins and manors.
hero member
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September 23, 2016, 03:40:52 AM
I am not sure if XMR is fully bullish now, but for sure there is no reason to be bearish with all the recent attention XMR got and which will attract more investors, contributors and perhaps exchanges too.
member
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legendary
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Dumb broad
September 23, 2016, 01:58:13 AM
Ahhh...thank you whoever just added some volume...perhaps we'll get some French weekend action Wink
legendary
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Dumb broad
September 23, 2016, 12:03:32 AM
Soooo, anyway.

(hoping to change the topic before things get overheated)

Is anyone else getting bored with this endless channel trading?  Its almost as dull as BTC.

And have you noticed how since the BigLegUpTM, the number of bots on Polo seems to have increased tenfold (completeWAG btw); sometimes the order book is simply a blur of rubbish, lowball bids.  Does anyone here trade with a bot?
legendary
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September 22, 2016, 11:57:39 PM
Skilled workers my ass, the immigrants you're getting are riff-raff their home countries are happy to get rid of.  The whole thing is transparently engineered to break down national borders and social bonds to pave the way for global Managerialism under the most corrupt and venal bunch of assholes who ever hoisted a cocktail weiner. The extreme right wing people are responding rationally, if predictably, and if you're so mercenary that you can't see any value beyond the economic I feel sorry for you.  That said, I not really with the nationalist right because I think technology makes globalism in some form inevitable in any case.  I'm here because I hope that crypto can change the dynamic from a top down Mandarin model to a bottom up model that empowers regular people to organize their affairs as they see fit. In other words: Gas the Davos cunts; Anarcho-Localism now!

Wow. Just wow. Someones got a damn decent head on their shoulders. Also take a look at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panarchism
legendary
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September 22, 2016, 10:40:24 PM
Chances are Tronald Dump is just anohter con artist from Poloniex trollbox.

Yeah, con artist, but I wouldn't say "just another"

Wink

Donald Trump is a con man. He’s also a fraud, a liar, a snake-oil salesman, and a carnival barker. Clearly he is running a scam on the country.

Trump calls himself a “deal-maker.”

I call Trump a Master Persuader.

It’s all the same thing.

Either way, blocking remittances to Mexico may be bullish for crypto and end up building that wall  /topicrelevancy

Politicians tend to be master liars, unfortunately.
I remember very well when there was a huge hype around Obama. Everybody thought he is the Messiah but nothing happened (except the Iranian rulers are now able to blow the entire world with their nuclear bombs).
The hype even went to far that Obama got a Nobel prize for peace (before he had any merits besides creating the of "yes we can" -BS).

Lying in business doesn't get one far. It's either everlasting legacy or bust for Trump. What would he prefer?
legendary
Activity: 1092
Merit: 1000
September 22, 2016, 10:37:17 PM
Chances are Tronald Dump is just anohter con artist from Poloniex trollbox.

You're not wrong

Smiley

Donald Trump is a con man. He’s also a fraud, a liar, a snake-oil salesman, and a carnival barker. Clearly he is running a scam on the country.

Trump calls himself a “deal-maker.”

I call Trump a Master Persuader.

It’s all the same thing.

Either way, blocking remittances to Mexico may be bullish for crypto and end up building that wall  /topicrelevancy

Politicians tend to be master liars, unfortunately.
I remember very well when there was a huge hype around Obama. Everybody thought he is the Messiah but nothing happened (except the Iranian rulers are now able to blow the entire world with their nuclear bombs).
The hype even went to far that Obama got a Nobel prize for peace (before he had any merits besides creating the of "yes we can" -BS).
legendary
Activity: 1834
Merit: 1019
September 22, 2016, 10:24:24 PM
Chances are Tronald Dump is just anohter con artist from Poloniex trollbox.

Yeah, con artist, but I wouldn't say "just another"

Wink

Donald Trump is a con man. He’s also a fraud, a liar, a snake-oil salesman, and a carnival barker. Clearly he is running a scam on the country.

Trump calls himself a “deal-maker.”

I call Trump a Master Persuader.

It’s all the same thing.

Either way, blocking remittances to Mexico may be bullish for crypto and end up building that wall anyway. /topicrelevancy
legendary
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September 22, 2016, 10:02:36 PM
btw to connect to the bankers discussion:

I only know 2 two bank managers and both predict and new crash of the system. When we look to the US its Clinton/Trump.
Look to the EU, its falling apart due to refugee crisis and missleading (Merkel).
Asia also have trouble. The poor and middle class is going to be left behind around the globe.

Reconsider than what happend in the financial crisis 2011. A lot of money streamed into cryptos and gold.

I see a solid future.

Chances are Tronald Dump is just anohter con artist from Poloniex trollbox.

The refugee crisis potentially could be (but very unlikely will be) a good thing for EU.
Why it could be? A lot of skilled workers are coming which could boost their hosting countries GDP nicely. However, the policy makers and institutions are not willing to increase the rate of free markets in labor markets controlled by labor union who basically say "NO WAY!" to everything. At least this is the situation in Finland.
Kinda sad that the public sector tend to waste every opportunity, and thus creating angry citizens which will feed all kind of extreme right wing people.  Undecided Cry
legendary
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Dumb broad
September 22, 2016, 09:26:53 PM
Huh Huh

Maybe you are a clam.


I'm assuming you are not referring to the shellfish....could you explain the meaning and usage of the term 'clam'? Smiley
legendary
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September 22, 2016, 07:02:41 PM
btw to connect to the bankers discussion:

I only know 2 two bank managers and both predict and new crash of the system. When we look to the US its Clinton/Trump.
Look to the EU, its falling apart due to refugee crisis and missleading (Merkel).
Asia also have trouble. The poor and middle class is going to be left behind around the globe.

Reconsider than what happend in the financial crisis 2011. A lot of money streamed into cryptos and gold.

I see a solid future.

 Huh Huh

Maybe you are a clam.

Don't rely on bad, do good.
sr. member
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September 22, 2016, 06:16:35 PM
Monero might be the goto-currency to flee from seizure of governments.
legendary
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Flippin' burgers since 1163.
September 22, 2016, 03:51:12 PM
Reconsider than what happend in the financial crisis 2011. A lot of money streamed into cryptos and gold.

I would say the contrary: surprisingly little money flowed into Bitcoin (and even less into 'alts'). 10 billion USD is slim to none really, which indicates the insane upwards potential.

Today there still is no such thing as a late adopter. The only question one can have if (non-government) cryto currencies will be adopted.
sr. member
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September 22, 2016, 03:12:42 PM
btw to connect to the bankers discussion:

I only know 2 two bank managers and both predict and new crash of the system. When we look to the US its Clinton/Trump.
Look to the EU, its falling apart due to refugee crisis and missleading (Merkel).
Asia also have trouble. The poor and middle class is going to be left behind around the globe.

Reconsider than what happend in the financial crisis 2011. A lot of money streamed into cryptos and gold.

I see a solid future.
member
Activity: 108
Merit: 10
September 22, 2016, 03:12:14 PM
Is the current price pf Xmr at around .017 btc still viable to buy for a short term trade like a week or so? Im looking for altcoin to invest

"You can't tell til you bet!"

lol @ "short term trade like a week or so" + "invest"

bro

Smiley

So patience really is a virtue especially for newbies like me.
For everyone, really

Thanks for the sarcasm and helpful reply to a newbie Sir Legendary Smiley

hey whenever he offers me advice I take it!
annoying as it may be he's very nearly always right
legendary
Activity: 1092
Merit: 1000
September 22, 2016, 02:58:39 PM
I treated myself by buying a few Moneros. Feels great to increase even a little bit my stake in the ledger.
full member
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September 22, 2016, 01:00:08 PM
Is the current price pf Xmr at around .017 btc still viable to buy for a short term trade like a week or so? Im looking for altcoin to invest

"You can't tell til you bet!"

lol @ "short term trade like a week or so" + "invest"

bro

Smiley

So patience really is a virtue especially for newbies like me.
For everyone, really

Thanks for the sarcasm and helpful reply to a newbie Sir Legendary Smiley
legendary
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September 22, 2016, 12:35:28 PM
Even if you think that BTC/ETH/XMR will fail it may be mathematically appealing to invest.
The excellent risk/reward ratio allows to invest to some degree, even for fairly conservative approaches.

ETH abandoned its principles and so is bankrupt of legitimacy. That doesn't mean it cant succeed if peoples memory is sufficiently short but its like a specter hanging over the project. Not for me.
sr. member
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Merit: 250
September 22, 2016, 12:29:41 PM
You really talk about if monero is a risk/chance?

Guys I tell you what. Some years ago I had an interrail trip through EU.

On a Monday morning,after a interesting weekend, i was sitting in a Coffee Shop and met a really nice guy there.

We had a chat about how difficult it is to just smoke in Germany.
He said to me "ya i know a lot of germans buy at me"..
I asked him if its his shop here where we were sitting. He said "no, i just send it to them"

Than he told me all the story about DN. Due to this time i just sold my ebay shares and made a lot of money with that. I believed in the internet of things so i just bought some Bitcoins. They were so cheap, so why not put 10% of my profit into it. Years later i couldnt believe what happend Smiley

I made a new interrail trip and invited this guy to get in for free of course and we spend in 2 weeks thousands of Euros Smiley

Same dude told me 4 weeks ago about Monero.

What i want to say, stop think if it will rais. It already did and it will soon for sure more.

The only thing what you'll regret "soon", is that you didn't invest more Money into XMR.
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