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If my life turns out to be groundhog day, I will remember to buy bitcoin in 2011 next time around. Oh well for this time around, I have everything I need, so I can't complain
still not too late. can drop $1-2k on bitcoin right now and let it sit for 6 months. guaranteed profit. you're bound to make at least a few hundred dollars doing that, you can hold me to that 6 months from nowIf my life turns out to be groundhog day, I will remember to buy bitcoin in 2011 next time around. Oh well for this time around, I have everything I need, so I can't complain
If my life turns out to be groundhog day, I will remember to buy bitcoin in 2011 next time around. Oh well for this time around, I have everything I need, so I can't complain
It is testing the 8000 level again
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I would wait till BTC hits around 1000 USD. The floor is still awhile awaysstill not too late. can drop $1-2k on bitcoin right now and let it sit for 6 months. guaranteed profit. you're bound to make at least a few hundred dollars doing that, you can hold me to that 6 months from now
just a note. i bought bitcoin at 8600 probably a month ago. and i'm STILL up at 8990. you gotta buy at the right times because bitcoin stabilizes itself upwards
still not too late. can drop $1-2k on bitcoin right now and let it sit for 6 months. guaranteed profit. you're bound to make at least a few hundred dollars doing that, you can hold me to that 6 months from now
just a note. i bought bitcoin at 8600 probably a month ago. and i'm STILL up at 8990. you gotta buy at the right times because bitcoin stabilizes itself upwards
Made a clean .2 Eth on the BNB spike today, as well as a 10% on LTC, now putting into ZRX, FUN and some to hold for now.
Got my Fed Tax Return to deposit tomorrow and it's all looking so tasty....
Do ever post your losses on here? Or do the cryptos you choose always go up? How many of these are outright scams?
And by the way Cryptos=Beanie Babies.
Beanie Baby Craze of the 90s: https://www.google.com/amp/s/nypost...ie-baby-craze-was-concocted-then-crashed/amp/
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Bogleism is another beanie baby craze that will end in tears.
Bogleism is another beanie baby craze that will end in tears.
The "buying index funds" "craze" has been going since the 1970s. And those investments are going into real companies that produce real profits. Could you argue that they are overpriced? Of course. Are they beanie babies? No. That's just stupid.
Oh those aren't real profits. Those financially engineered EPS via debt fueled buybacks. Epic buybacks. It's one thing if a company wants to buy back its stock thru earnings, another if it's floating debt to do it.
It's all about the debt, little chickies. Debt that has piled up for decades on the government and corporate levels rolling over and over at lower interest rates. Personal consumer debt is another beast--student loans, subprime, and real estate again.
When the reckoning arrives the Bogleheads will rue the day they ever bought Vanguard index funds for these stupid ETFs have allowed these companies to get away with murder, impairing their balance sheets to get executive options in the money. What this stupid bogle philosophy has done is make a generation of investors price insensitive.
Oh those aren't real profits. Those financially engineered EPS via debt fueled buybacks. Epic buybacks. It's one thing if a company wants to buy back its stock thru earnings, another if it's floating debt to do it.
It's all about the debt, little chickies. Debt that has piled up for decades on the government and corporate levels rolling over and over at lower interest rates. Personal consumer debt is another beast--student loans, subprime, and real estate again.
When the reckoning arrives the Bogleheads will rue the day they ever bought Vanguard index funds for these stupid ETFs have allowed these companies to get away with murder, impairing their balance sheets to get executive options in the money. What this stupid bogle philosophy has done is make a generation of investors price insensitive.
Ok, so you just don't know what you are talking about. Got it.
What happens if rates rise? Marketable debt is above 15T now. For a decade the avg rate on that was 2%. Now a big chunk of that debt that was financed at zero % the last decade ( 1 year and under paper) now has to roll over at 2%. Ouch! And massive supply is coming down the pike. And foreign creditors are buying any longer and the central banks want to tighten and boomers are retiring 10K+ per day. Look at what SS/Medicare expense was ten years ago YTD and compare to today. This is just US. There's Europe, Japan , and the prime motiles themselves, China, once safely segregated behind capital controls, but now wants to export inflation to the world after decades of deflation.
i graduate may 2018Aren't you a pharmacist? A few hundred dollars is nothing.
Inflation would be nice. It would mean real wages actually increased.....
...and you are yet to explain why this means index funds are "beanie babies."
No, I mean that people have more discretionary money (which require an increase in real wages) and that they are spending it...leading to increased demand...leading to increased prices...aka inflation. Inflation won't happen if people aren't spending. No matter what the central banks do to an extent. I'm just saying that it would be nice if people actually had more money. It's one of the lingering problems of the Great Recession, unfortunately.
I suggest Chris Hamilton's blog Economica. He lays out the structural deflationary headwinds the world faces until 2050. It's bleak. Without central bank balance sheet expansion...
Chris Hamilton is author of the blogspot ECONOMICA : my funny motto He lives in Oregon with his family, after having worked for Nike and Adidas for nearly 20 years, including expat tours in Taiwan, S. Korea, and Germany. Following the global financial crisis, he had questions about our financial and economic system and found the conventional wisdom offered incomplete and inadequate. After a decade of research and investigation, Chris has made the case for an alternative narrative of what ails the global economy...although the solutions are far more elusive.
I suggest Chris Hamilton's blog Economica. He lays out the structural deflationary headwinds the world faces until 2050. It's bleak. Without central bank balance sheet expansion...
i graduate may 2018
bitcoin has dropped below 8600, i am officially in the red. it's gonna bounce back though. this always happens with bitcoin
So..... Are you going to say how you're investing or not?
I assume it's because you don't want to look even more like a fool.
I just love doomsday people, they are wrong for years then for a short period of time, the market crashes and they proclaim themselves brilliant. So don't post your strategy and continue to lose out.
Did a brief Google search. Website is on Blogspot. Has articles on economic tinfoil hat website Seeking Alpha. No signs of formal economics education.
This guy sounds rather dubious.
Have you realized gains yet? If not then you haven't made anything. This is the major flaw in Bogleism. It entails riding a bear all the way down, rather than taking some chips off the table and waiting for valuations to normalize.
So if somebody isn't donning an Ivy League tweed pseudo-intellectual smoking jacket, he's not worth reading?
Yeah I didn't think you'd tell us. I bet you missed out on the 20% gain last year.
Yes I have in everything outside my retirement accounts. I'm a trader of my left over money.
You do understand how taxes work and there are different 401ks/iras you can use right? You might want to look up what a ROTH is. You also might want to start explaining yourself more because you really don't seem to know what your talking about.
Imagine this was a guy with cancer who wants to go get treated by a Shaman in China and then when questioned he goes "So if somebody isn't donning a medical professional's license and in a pseudo-intellectual labcoat, it isn't worth trusting their medical advice?"
That dingbat with his tinfoil blog has no idea WTF he is talking about.
I pay taxes up front so I can have complete control of my assets.
I did miss out. Missed out since 2009, but I will get it back and then some.
You sip chardonnay with your pinkie raised?
So basically because you didn't trust the boglehead way, you want everyone else to suffer so this time you can get in and enjoy the amazing returns.
Gotcha, you may leave now unless you want to explain how you plan on investing since you have yet to say how.
(1)Do ever post your losses on here? (2)Or do the cryptos you choose always go up? (3)How many of these are outright scams?
Scamming youtubers:
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BitConnect was a known ponzi scheme in the cryptocurrency world and reputable members of the community have consistently brought up arguments AGAINST THAT SPECIFIC platform (and outing those YouTube scammers) to prevent people from investing in there for over the past year when it started booming. These voices are the reason BitConnect crashed and evidently ceased to exist.I just can't believe that anyone can watch this video and think gambling on crypto is a great idea. The people who create these are basically telling you that you are getting scammed. These millennials are so cute thinking they're smarter than all the old people and are convinced that they are sticking it to the man. You guys just HODL and it will come right back up. It's guaranteed!!
To put it in perspective, you are literally the equivalent to an anti-vaxxer.
guys. i highly recommend whoever is reading this now to buy bitcoin while you can. price is about 8500, this is the perfect time to stock the f**k up. i promise you if you drop a few hundred or even $1k on coin today you're gonna be glad that you did 6 months later, trust me
Ha! Nope, was out of the loop on that one. That said, I guess I used the best analogy. 😀Um... you do realize he literally is an “anti-vaxxer” right?