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Incidentally, BTC was around $15,000 when I took some Cloudtag and is $26,400 now. Not even double.
If this comes off I will make over 8x
Mark my words, Bitcoin will be worthless overnight. There is no way that any central government is going to give over control of money supply to a bunch of spotty kids running algorithms in their bedrooms. Am I going to exchange my house or car for Bitcoin? Of course not.
When the plug is pulled on Crypto, it will happen quickly and brutally. And when the tax man raps on your door and you explain you wanted to pay in Bitcoin, he's just going to laugh at you and take your tangible assets instead.
The stupidity and arrogance of those who back Crypto thinking it will become valid currency for everyday use is beyond belief. But you're all bingo players/rainbow chasers so it makes sense.
I see you were there to witness the CINE crash and get stuck into them on that board too. So that is basically your MO? You want to come and stick the boot into people who you think are down?
Very sad individual and exactly the sort that will end up with an ostrich sized egg on their face. Probably Bitcoin when it gets wiped out overnight!
Bitcoin! That says it all. The world's biggest ponzi/bubble since Tulipmania. Fans of that are craziest fools in investing, they are adamant it can't be worthless overnight. Classic confirmation bias and they're all waiting to be spanked.
Why not focus on the chat forums for the miners you're invested in? Celebrate making money rather than cack yourself that you've missed the boat.
Lots of people make errors, but the key is that you learn from them. You've been told three times by me and you still keep on doing it. So basically, you're thick!
I will make an even more confident prediction too. We won't see you for dust if it drops this week.
PS:- it's YOUR opinion (possessive noun) and YOU'RE right (contraction of you are)
Or you could just look at a five year chart of Solgold and understand that it drops away from end of May until September every year! The clue is in the volume too, this is a very thinly traded share at the best of times and that volume is diminished further in summer. It was walked down on no volume to create trades and it will be walked back up too.
Judge me on Friday Shenners. If I'm wrong I will hold my hands up. But I'm very rarely wrong.
Dagenham, I cannot stand Johnson or any other WEF/eco loon puppet. I am a capitalist, and very very right leaning at that. I will look forward to seeing you with that egg on your face. A Mable Pearson's Burford Brown, naturally.
Got you! So you sold your shares and now you're soiling your kegs in case the rest of us get a return. It makes sense to me now. Pretty sad really and very British to want to wish failure on others. Pathetic.
My date is based on two pieces of information, one as concrete as it can get (not that that can be 100%) and one a piece of perfectly reasonable inference based on the calendar.
I repeat, what is your objective here? You cannot trade this share as it is not listed on an exchange. So why are you putting so much effort into scoffing at everybody else? What do you stand to gain from that? Is life genuinely so sad that this is how you get your kicks?
And please stop using a possessive noun in place of a contraction. It makes you look incredibly stupid.
Well you clearly can't understand the difference between a possessive noun and a contraction, so I think we can conclude without much doubt that you're lacking in the old grey matter department.
What is your objective here? What do you stand to gain out of ranting all day every day?
Let's wait and see. If they had anything on him he'd be behind bars already.
The fact of the matter is you want it to happen because you've convinced yourself he's a terrible man. Same as you've convinced yourself there's no outcome here.
You're wrong on both counts and we won't see you for dust when the news lands here.
Why is the internet full of these clowns who just want to heap misery on others? What do you get out of it you little sad man? I bet you're about 50, scrawny, balding and stuck in a council flat watching daytime TV
he's survived every attempt so far for the same reasons, they've got nothing on him. he will be the next potus without a doubt, much to the misery of every woke **** on this planet
Dagenham....The democrats are desperate to frame Trump for anything because they know that unless they do he will romp to victory at the next election. It's not only desperate, it's pathetic but it's a symptom of the fascist left and the way the operate.
Sadly in the UK, we have at least six more years of left wing socialist claptrap before we can begin to rebuild. A few bob from Amit in the coming month may cushion the blow for many and see off the morons from this thread.
That's because you are failing to spot that the Emperor's backside is on full show regarding climate change. I can't help you there really, until you understand that there is no link between fossil fuel use and the temperature, you just won't get it.
Dead right regarding Sunak, I would never vote for him anyway after what he did to us self employed limited company directors in the pandemic. Disgraceful.
Tories are going to get a good hiding and it's frankly needed so that they can regroup and become Conservative once more. Sadly for us that means another six years minimum of mounting economic misery
Sell in May and go away, every one of the last five years the price has dropped all summer.
Hopefully it's just heading back to where it was ready for the September action
If Brexit were the reason, then Europe would be fling. Look at the state of it, in particular its "powerhouse" Germany in recession and deep trouble. It is the lack of willingness to take advantage of Brexit that is holding us back.
We have an unskilled workforce already, it is sat on its backside claiming handouts. Reform benefits and they will become our cheap labour.
Banks aren't passing savings rates on for the same reason that interest rate rises aren't working yet. In previous eras of inflation most mortgages were tied to the bank rate, nowadays the vast majority are on fixes and as such are not affected.
If they're lending out at 2% they can't pay at 5%, it's basic Maths.
The world is turning against China, that is clear to see. Apple don't want to declare war on us, China do. They've been caught already collecting our data so it is a matter of national security to sanction a rogue nation.
By the way their housing market is collapsing, as is their main market (down 7% this month) as investors pull out their cash. China is f-----d, which handily for us is leading to a resurgence in gold price
If China is so wonderful Colonel, have you thought about maybe going there to live?
Bozi, we could of course have our own energy security and create hundreds of thousands of jobs into the bargain by fracking. That's what led the US resurgence in its economy.
But we've got too many self righteous nutters holding us back. We're going to have to learn the hard way thanks to them.
Exactly our predicament, we are left with a choice between two cheeks of the same socialist backside. It's clear there is no democracy, the media and the WEF have control of parliament. That much was obvious when Truss cut taxes and was instantly ejected.
The media pinned the drop in the pound versus dollar on her and Kwarteng as an excuse to move her. But you can look on XE dot com at any other major currency versus dollar on 22nd September. They all crashed identically, it was the day after the Fed raised the base rate 0.75%
In other words nothing at all to do with Truss but a great chance to finger her (so to speak)
The undercut the UK because they understand that lowering taxes attracts business. The UK could do this tomorrow but we have got socialists at the wheel who cannot grasp this basic fact.
Ecuador, if it had a conservative leader, could do the same. Lower taxes, promote mining and attract the big boys. Is it better to have 15% tax from 5 large mines or 25% from 1?
As recently as 2008, Ireland along with the other PIIGS were considered the basket case of Europe.