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Title: Buy now or regret later. Post by: /dev/null on November 25, 2013, 05:53:43 AM If you want to earn good profits buy bitcoins now and forget them for a month or 2.
Another ride is coming soon and you wont be able to buy bitcoins at more cheap prices. Title: Re: Buy now or regret later. Post by: kireinaha on November 25, 2013, 05:57:12 AM Taking a break from the Troll Box on BTC-E? ;)
What makes you so confident? Title: Re: Buy now or regret later. Post by: vps15 on November 25, 2013, 06:01:14 AM ya its going to go up again and its not going to get much cheaper. no one now would sell as low as it was over the summer knowing that we have already hit $900
Title: Re: Buy now or regret later. Post by: zoinky on November 25, 2013, 06:12:37 AM ya its going to go up again and its not going to get much cheaper. no one now would sell as low as it was over the summer knowing that we have already hit $900 You'd be surprised. Title: Re: Buy now or regret later. Post by: maurya78 on November 25, 2013, 06:14:48 AM Too soon
there will be a correction at some point I would wait a while Title: Re: Buy now or regret later. Post by: bitbob82 on November 25, 2013, 06:22:13 AM are you saying that $800 dollar each is cheap?
i think it will adjust more so that i can buy cheaper later Title: Re: Buy now or regret later. Post by: /dev/null on November 25, 2013, 06:45:20 AM are you saying that $800 dollar each is cheap? i think it will adjust more so that i can buy cheaper later Yes 800$ is pretty cheap, and people used to say same thing, when bitcoin was at 250$ in april, look where it is now. If you are a day trader it might be costly for you but if you do it for long term its really cheaper. Title: Re: Buy now or regret later. Post by: /dev/null on November 25, 2013, 06:46:30 AM i think it will adjust more so that i can buy cheaper later Oh btw it wont adjust for you, you need to adjust for it. Title: Re: Buy now or regret later. Post by: JekyllIsland on November 25, 2013, 07:03:44 AM Too many bears = TO DA MOON!
choo choo guys buy when you can Title: Re: Buy now or regret later. Post by: beetcoin on November 25, 2013, 07:29:48 AM i figure sooner or later a major retailer/chain will start accepting bitcoin, especially considering all the attention it's getting now. the roller coaster ride is going to get more turbulent, so be prepared.
Title: Re: Buy now or regret later. Post by: beetcoin on November 25, 2013, 07:34:53 AM i figure sooner or later a major retailer/chain will start accepting bitcoin, especially considering all the attention it's getting now. the roller coaster ride is going to get more turbulent, so be prepared. Richard Branson accepting it is a step in the right direction. Let's hope he'll start accepting it as well for Virgin Airlines and Virgin Media. How awesome would it be being able to buy blurays, cd's or even plaintickets with bitcoin. Let's hope more (big) companies will follow his example. i'm more bullish on newegg accepting BTC. it makes sense for them since VISA/paypal/et al charge them something like 2-3%.. and to top it off, lots of BTC holders are techies/nerds, so a lot of BTC would be spent there. Title: Re: Buy now or regret later. Post by: thetopham on November 25, 2013, 07:36:41 AM i figure sooner or later a major retailer/chain will start accepting bitcoin, especially considering all the attention it's getting now. the roller coaster ride is going to get more turbulent, so be prepared. Richard Branson accepting it is a step in the right direction. Let's hope he'll start accepting it as well for Virgin Airlines and Virgin Media. How awesome would it be being able to buy blurays, cd's or even plaintickets with bitcoin. Let's hope more (big) companies will follow his example. i'm more bullish on newegg accepting BTC. it makes sense for them since VISA/paypal/et al charge them something like 2-3%.. and to top it off, lots of BTC holders are techies/nerds, so a lot of BTC would be spent there. fuck yeah newegg ftw Title: Re: Buy now or regret later. Post by: escrow.ms on November 25, 2013, 07:37:45 AM i figure sooner or later a major retailer/chain will start accepting bitcoin, especially considering all the attention it's getting now. the roller coaster ride is going to get more turbulent, so be prepared. Richard Branson accepting it is a step in the right direction. Let's hope he'll start accepting it as well for Virgin Airlines and Virgin Media. How awesome would it be being able to buy blurays, cd's or even plaintickets with bitcoin. Let's hope more (big) companies will follow his example. Just Hope Wallmart or Amazon start accepting BTC. Title: Re: Buy now or regret later. Post by: BitchicksHusband on November 25, 2013, 07:46:57 AM Taking a break from the Troll Box on BTC-E? ;) What makes you so confident? Well, let's see. It's gone up 10x every year so far, so yeah, we must be idiots to think that it might do it again this year. Title: Re: Buy now or regret later. Post by: NUFCrichard on November 25, 2013, 08:06:21 AM Taking a break from the Troll Box on BTC-E? ;) What makes you so confident? Well, let's see. It's gone up 10x every year so far, so yeah, we must be idiots to think that it might do it again this year. Title: Re: Buy now or regret later. Post by: BitchicksHusband on November 25, 2013, 08:08:25 AM Taking a break from the Troll Box on BTC-E? ;) What makes you so confident? Well, let's see. It's gone up 10x every year so far, so yeah, we must be idiots to think that it might do it again this year. If bitcoin is at $10,000 next year, I'm pretty sure I'm not going to care whether I bought it at $812 or $780. Title: Re: Buy now or regret later. Post by: Luckybit on November 25, 2013, 08:22:14 AM If you want to earn good profits buy bitcoins now and forget them for a month or 2. Another ride is coming soon and you wont be able to buy bitcoins at more cheap prices. We are headed to $5000 by summer and $10,000 by fall 2014. Yeah I would say definitely don't sell because it would be one of the dumbest mistakes of your life. Keep your coins and only spend them if you have no better option. You have to eat food and pay bills, but you don't need a new car. Title: Re: Buy now or regret later. Post by: BitPirate on November 25, 2013, 08:44:21 AM Taking a break from the Troll Box on BTC-E? ;) What makes you so confident? Well, let's see. It's gone up 10x every year so far, so yeah, we must be idiots to think that it might do it again this year. If bitcoin is at $10,000 next year, I'm pretty sure I'm not going to care whether I bought it at $812 or $780. If bitcoins are $320 on Christmas day, you would rather have waited! Title: Re: Buy now or regret later. Post by: windjc on November 25, 2013, 09:17:57 AM Taking a break from the Troll Box on BTC-E? ;) What makes you so confident? Well, let's see. It's gone up 10x every year so far, so yeah, we must be idiots to think that it might do it again this year. If bitcoin is at $10,000 next year, I'm pretty sure I'm not going to care whether I bought it at $812 or $780. If bitcoins are $320 on Christmas day, you would rather have waited! If the grass is green its probably alive. Oh, and if water is wet it probably is not dry either. Title: Re: Buy now or regret later. Post by: ferda2mx on November 25, 2013, 09:32:10 AM If you want to earn good profits buy bitcoins now and forget them for a month or 2. Another ride is coming soon and you wont be able to buy bitcoins at more cheap prices. We are headed to $5000 by summer and $10,000 by fall 2014. Yeah I would say definitely don't sell because it would be one of the dumbest mistakes of your life. Keep your coins and only spend them if you have no better option. You have to eat food and pay bills, but you don't need a new car. I believe Bitcoin has to go up as well, so spending now does not make sence. I will wait for more stable times before spending Title: Re: Buy now or regret later. Post by: InwardContour on November 25, 2013, 09:44:29 AM maybe, or we see a nice double top here and another slide downward so we can all grab some cheaper coins. i guess we'll see -- see you on the order book!!! :D
Title: Re: Buy now or regret later. Post by: Coinseeker on November 25, 2013, 09:48:31 AM $900 is looking more and more like our new $266. Add the negative news from China and I'd say it's going to be an interesting week. 8)
Title: Re: Buy now or regret later. Post by: /dev/null on November 25, 2013, 09:53:02 AM maybe, or we see a nice double top here and another slide downward so we can all grab some cheaper coins. i guess we'll see -- see you on the order book!!! :D I dont do day trading, so i dont mind if price goes down little bit, i am going to hold my coins for 6 months at least and at that time, you guys will be buying coins for 2000$ and i will be selling some of mine for a good profit. I bought mine for 200 btw. Title: Re: Buy now or regret later. Post by: merkin51 on November 25, 2013, 09:53:53 AM I bought in 2 coins at $500 then added another one at $820... thinking to sell off 1 at current price and see what happens from here? We're certainly in an interesting period right this minute!
Title: Re: Buy now or regret later. Post by: piramida on November 25, 2013, 10:06:29 AM I bought in 2 coins at $500 then added another one at $820... thinking to sell off 1 at current price and see what happens from here? We're certainly in an interesting period right this minute! Word of advice - less looking at the minute or 5-minute candles will help you have your coins for longer. Limit yourself to dailys, then once you live past a crash you can look at hourlies, if you still didn't panic sell at the bottom. Title: Re: Buy now or regret later. Post by: reactive4ce on November 25, 2013, 10:15:39 AM I bought in 2 coins at $500 then added another one at $820... thinking to sell off 1 at current price and see what happens from here? We're certainly in an interesting period right this minute! You may sell 2 coins for $600 total profit, not bad. Not sure about the third one... Title: Re: Buy now or regret later. Post by: Mirsad on November 25, 2013, 10:35:49 AM I bought in 2 coins at $500 then added another one at $820... thinking to sell off 1 at current price and see what happens from here? We're certainly in an interesting period right this minute! You may sell 2 coins for $600 total profit, not bad. Not sure about the third one... 600$ Profit? He paid 1820$ total, selling 2@ 820$ equals 180$ for the remaining bitcoin. He can take 600$ profit, if he sells all coins. Would not advise that. But 180$ per Bitcoin is a decent price. Title: Re: Buy now or regret later. Post by: BitcoinBarrel on November 25, 2013, 03:57:43 PM Why would you invest your Bitcoins into Cash?
Title: Re: Buy now or regret later. Post by: stromma44 on November 25, 2013, 04:26:19 PM Why would you invest your Bitcoins into Cash? No one is investing in cash I hope, you need cash just to be able to buy stuff or invest in something more reliable (land, gold). No need to blame anybody for converting Bitcoins into cash... Title: Re: Buy now or regret later. Post by: vpitcher07 on November 25, 2013, 04:27:15 PM i figure sooner or later a major retailer/chain will start accepting bitcoin, especially considering all the attention it's getting now. the roller coaster ride is going to get more turbulent, so be prepared. Richard Branson accepting it is a step in the right direction. Let's hope he'll start accepting it as well for Virgin Airlines and Virgin Media. How awesome would it be being able to buy blurays, cd's or even plaintickets with bitcoin. Let's hope more (big) companies will follow his example. Just Hope Wallmart or Amazon start accepting BTC. If only 1 of them was 'brave' enough to take that step. I think it would be a huge boost for their sales if Amazon, for example, started to accept bitcoin. It would only be a matter of time before other big companies follow their example. That's really unlikely to happen. Amazon has their own payment service, why would they accept BTC which is pretty much in direct competition with their payment service? As far as walmart goes....It's walmart... I'd say tigerdirect or newegg would accept BTC before anyone else. Title: Re: Buy now or regret later. Post by: notme on November 25, 2013, 04:41:52 PM i figure sooner or later a major retailer/chain will start accepting bitcoin, especially considering all the attention it's getting now. the roller coaster ride is going to get more turbulent, so be prepared. Richard Branson accepting it is a step in the right direction. Let's hope he'll start accepting it as well for Virgin Airlines and Virgin Media. How awesome would it be being able to buy blurays, cd's or even plaintickets with bitcoin. Let's hope more (big) companies will follow his example. Just Hope Wallmart or Amazon start accepting BTC. If only 1 of them was 'brave' enough to take that step. I think it would be a huge boost for their sales if Amazon, for example, started to accept bitcoin. It would only be a matter of time before other big companies follow their example. That's really unlikely to happen. Amazon has their own payment service, why would they accept BTC which is pretty much in direct competition with their payment service? As far as walmart goes....It's walmart... I'd say tigerdirect or newegg would accept BTC before anyone else. Because most transactions on Amazon are processed by visa or MasterCard, and cost amazon several percent. Title: Re: Buy now or regret later. Post by: Bitsurprise on November 25, 2013, 08:13:48 PM Buy now and regret later .
Title: Re: Buy now or regret later. Post by: Rygon on November 25, 2013, 09:19:11 PM i figure sooner or later a major retailer/chain will start accepting bitcoin, especially considering all the attention it's getting now. the roller coaster ride is going to get more turbulent, so be prepared. Richard Branson accepting it is a step in the right direction. Let's hope he'll start accepting it as well for Virgin Airlines and Virgin Media. How awesome would it be being able to buy blurays, cd's or even plaintickets with bitcoin. Let's hope more (big) companies will follow his example. Just Hope Wallmart or Amazon start accepting BTC. FYI, it's not QUITE the same, but Gyft sells Amazon gift cards for Bitcoin at an exchange rate that is comparable to Coinbase. It's a good service, never had any issues with it. Title: Re: Buy now or regret later. Post by: alexeft on November 25, 2013, 09:30:25 PM Why would you invest your Bitcoins into Cash? The best comment so far!!! :D Title: Re: Buy now or regret later. Post by: Loki8 on November 25, 2013, 09:36:56 PM I pretty sure it will drop soon, without the media attention and when people will bored or tired of watching the charts every second.
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