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Title: Anyone else buying? Post by: SilentJohn on September 19, 2014, 01:07:51 PM I've been staggering purchases since this afternoon (Asia) from 420 down to 380.
Probably bought another 100 or so coins in the last 12 hours... Title: Re: Anyone else buying? Post by: Cheewawa on September 19, 2014, 01:10:20 PM you should probably wait, price might go down even more up until 1st of October
Title: Re: Anyone else buying? Post by: Morguk on September 19, 2014, 01:15:50 PM you should probably wait, price might go down even more up until 1st of October What's happening then? Title: Re: Anyone else buying? Post by: Beliathon on September 19, 2014, 01:16:09 PM Probably bought another 100 or so coins in the last 12 hours... You are very fortunate to have so much disposable fiat currency wealth. Title: Re: Anyone else buying? Post by: SilentJohn on September 19, 2014, 01:17:23 PM you should probably wait, price might go down even more up until 1st of October Thanks for the warning... I have some price points where i'll continue to buy to lower my average buying prices. Just don't want to miss the opportunity if it (and it should) take a sharp rebound :) Title: Re: Anyone else buying? Post by: seriouscoin on September 19, 2014, 01:19:07 PM you should probably wait, price might go down even more up until 1st of October LOL never call bottoms noobs, thats the rules in trading. Trying to get avg buying cost to what you like is better strategy Title: Re: Anyone else buying? Post by: seriouscoin on September 19, 2014, 01:20:25 PM you should probably wait, price might go down even more up until 1st of October Thanks for the warning... I have some price points where i'll continue to buy to lower my average buying prices. Just don't want to miss the opportunity if it (and it should) take a sharp rebound :) No doubt about rebound, remember fiat move way too slow compared to bitcoin. It can take couple days for funds come in. Title: Re: Anyone else buying? Post by: Cheewawa on September 19, 2014, 01:20:31 PM you should probably wait, price might go down even more up until 1st of October What's happening then? the end/begging of the US fiscal year. Someone proposed that this bitcoin price drop is due to americans wanting to pay their taxes (which must be payed in US dollars). I don't know if it is the only reason for bitcoin price drop, but definitely it does have some influence on the price being lower Title: Re: Anyone else buying? Post by: Morguk on September 19, 2014, 01:22:36 PM you should probably wait, price might go down even more up until 1st of October What's happening then? the end/begging of the US fiscal year. Someone proposed that this bitcoin price drop is due to americans wanting to pay their taxes (which must be payed in US dollars). I don't know if it is the only reason for bitcoin price drop, but definitely it does have some influence on the price being lower Thanks for explanation. Title: Re: Anyone else buying? Post by: seriouscoin on September 19, 2014, 01:24:59 PM you should probably wait, price might go down even more up until 1st of October What's happening then? the end/begging of the US fiscal year. Someone proposed that this bitcoin price drop is due to americans wanting to pay their taxes (which must be payed in US dollars). I don't know if it is the only reason for bitcoin price drop, but definitely it does have some influence on the price being lower Most new investors buy into bitcoin around this time of last year. Due to capital gain tax, they prefer to wait for a year for lower tax rate, and since the price has been slowly declined, they decided to cash out now to gain bit of profit. However this price point is where last bubble started, and miners are not willing to sell at loss. So market will reverse. Title: Re: Anyone else buying? Post by: SilentJohn on September 19, 2014, 01:25:11 PM Probably bought another 100 or so coins in the last 12 hours... You are very fortunate to have so much disposable fiat currency wealth. There are many more "traditional" Fiat Wales (or at least a tuna) like myself that have been watching Bitcoin for quite a while. Expect many more of us in the very near future... ;) Title: Re: Anyone else buying? Post by: 600watt on September 19, 2014, 01:32:07 PM Probably bought another 100 or so coins in the last 12 hours... You are very fortunate to have so much disposable fiat currency wealth. There are many more "traditional" Fiat Wales (or at least a tuna) like myself that have been watching Bitcoin for quite a while. Expect many more of us in the very near future... ;) Welcome! very welcome ;) Title: Re: Anyone else buying? Post by: Bios Optimus on September 19, 2014, 01:34:16 PM Bought this morning and if it drops anymore I will be buying again.
Title: Re: Anyone else buying? Post by: Sevvero on September 19, 2014, 01:34:38 PM you should probably wait, price might go down even more up until 1st of October What's happening then? the end/begging of the US fiscal year. Someone proposed that this bitcoin price drop is due to americans wanting to pay their taxes (which must be payed in US dollars). I don't know if it is the only reason for bitcoin price drop, but definitely it does have some influence on the price being lower Most new investors buy into bitcoin around this time of last year. Due to capital gain tax, they prefer to wait for a year for lower tax rate, and since the price has been slowly declined, they decided to cash out now to gain bit of profit. However this price point is where last bubble started, and miners are not willing to sell at loss. So market will reverse. Quote Bought this morning and if it drops anymore I will be buying again. You bought in a decline, good job on being dumb.Title: Re: Anyone else buying? Post by: nuff on September 19, 2014, 01:36:37 PM duh anyone not buying is a fool and totally missing the boat, which I thought I missed when bitcoin was around $5
Title: Re: Anyone else buying? Post by: btc_jumpnrl on September 19, 2014, 01:39:11 PM you should probably wait, price might go down even more up until 1st of October What's happening then? the end/begging of the US fiscal year. Someone proposed that this bitcoin price drop is due to americans wanting to pay their taxes (which must be payed in US dollars). I don't know if it is the only reason for bitcoin price drop, but definitely it does have some influence on the price being lower That's the Governments fiscal year, but don't most individuals use the Calendar year? Title: Re: Anyone else buying? Post by: Cheewawa on September 19, 2014, 01:51:50 PM you should probably wait, price might go down even more up until 1st of October What's happening then? the end/begging of the US fiscal year. Someone proposed that this bitcoin price drop is due to americans wanting to pay their taxes (which must be payed in US dollars). I don't know if it is the only reason for bitcoin price drop, but definitely it does have some influence on the price being lower That's the Governments fiscal year, but don't most individuals use the Calendar year? governments don't give a shit about calendar year. Pay your taxes by the end of the fiscal year or go to jail - thats governments logic. Title: Re: Anyone else buying? Post by: btc_jumpnrl on September 19, 2014, 02:16:15 PM That's the Governments fiscal year, but don't most individuals use the Calendar year? governments don't give a shit about calendar year. Pay your taxes by the end of the fiscal year or go to jail - thats governments logic. Lol. Well the IRS certainly cares about what tax cycle your on because it changes when you file and when you pay. Title: Re: Anyone else buying? Post by: Sevvero on October 03, 2014, 02:18:13 PM Just bumping to tell this idiot that he should have listened to what specialists had to say.
Damn fool! Go tell your friends about wise financial decision! BUYING WHEN BLOOD IN STREETS RIGHT LOL! Title: Re: Anyone else buying? Post by: Chuckee on October 03, 2014, 02:27:34 PM "Averaging down" is not a good strategy. Avoiding bitcoin completely is the best strategy. There is zero indication that we will ever reach an ATH again, and in another few weeks, people will likely be wishing that they had sold at $350!
Title: Re: Anyone else buying? Post by: Sevvero on October 03, 2014, 02:28:44 PM Fools and hopers are buying in decline. Not like you weren't told to short instead.
Just wait for a bit for tears to start rolling on foolish advise for not listening to professionals :'( Title: Re: Anyone else buying? Post by: SilentJohn on October 03, 2014, 05:00:44 PM Fools and hopers are buying in decline. Not like you weren't told to short instead. Just wait for a bit for tears to start rolling on foolish advise for not listening to professionals :'( Given the amount of time you spend trolling this forum, I highly doubt that you are anything but a professional b*tch. Just to dampen your mood a little: 1, I just picked up another large batch of cheap coins 2, I'm hodling indefinitely so that desperate hyenas (very much like yourself) who place a short position on the technological and innovative progress don't ever get a chance to make a quick buck 3, I'm catching the falling knife because I'm about to pad my mitts with all the money that you're about to lose from failing to close your position early enough... enjoy bankruptcy and I hope you kept enough to feed the wife and kids Back on the ban a$$ wipe. Title: Re: Anyone else buying? Post by: zeroday on October 03, 2014, 05:31:39 PM Bought some too.
I know that there are chances of touching $300 or even $2xx, but if so, so I'll just buy more. Chances of $340 being the floor in this year are even higher. I've done the same in the moments of despair in late spring and late summer of 2013 and now I'm rewarded with 7-fold gains. Anyway, I only spend amounts that I can afford to lose. Title: Re: Anyone else buying? Post by: miketonic on October 03, 2014, 05:34:52 PM Now would be a good time if you don't have any BTC and would like to own some.
Title: Re: Anyone else buying? Post by: RodeoX on October 03, 2014, 05:45:11 PM Yep. :)
Title: Re: Anyone else buying? Post by: williamevanl on October 03, 2014, 05:54:32 PM No, we are going to see < 100$ Bitcoin in the near future. *I"m so excited!
Title: Re: Anyone else buying? Post by: touhonoob on October 03, 2014, 05:55:56 PM I am buying with all of my savings ;D
Title: Re: Anyone else buying? Post by: yokosan on October 03, 2014, 06:09:42 PM "Averaging down" is not a good strategy. Avoiding bitcoin completely is the best strategy. There is zero indication that we will ever reach an ATH again, and in another few weeks, people will likely be wishing that they had sold at $350! Wrong. It is best to follow a strategy that is not based on emotions. This means buying low and buying high. In the end as long as an ATH is reached again, which it will, you will profit tremendously. Title: Re: Anyone else buying? Post by: NotLambchop on October 03, 2014, 06:14:13 PM ... Wrong. It is best to follow a strategy that is not based on emotions... Not when it's a retarded strategy. Title: Re: Anyone else buying? Post by: Sevvero on October 03, 2014, 06:15:38 PM "Averaging down" is not a good strategy. Avoiding bitcoin completely is the best strategy. There is zero indication that we will ever reach an ATH again, and in another few weeks, people will likely be wishing that they had sold at $350! Wrong. It is best to follow a strategy that is not based on emotions. This means buying low and buying high. In the end as long as an ATH is reached again, which it will, you will profit tremendously. Title: Re: Anyone else buying? Post by: adamstgBit on October 03, 2014, 06:16:41 PM "Averaging down" is not a good strategy. Avoiding bitcoin completely is the best strategy. There is zero indication that we will ever reach an ATH again, and in another few weeks, people will likely be wishing that they had sold at $350! Wrong. It is best to follow a strategy that is not based on emotions. This means buying low and buying high. In the end as long as an ATH is reached again, which it will, you will profit tremendously. how how how would you know this? Title: Re: Anyone else buying? Post by: Amph on October 03, 2014, 06:17:58 PM "Averaging down" is not a good strategy. Avoiding bitcoin completely is the best strategy. There is zero indication that we will ever reach an ATH again, and in another few weeks, people will likely be wishing that they had sold at $350! Wrong. It is best to follow a strategy that is not based on emotions. This means buying low and buying high. In the end as long as an ATH is reached again, which it will, you will profit tremendously. how how how would you know this? his ass is magical Title: Re: Anyone else buying? Post by: Wilhelm on October 03, 2014, 06:20:44 PM "Averaging down" is not a good strategy. Avoiding bitcoin completely is the best strategy. There is zero indication that we will ever reach an ATH again, and in another few weeks, people will likely be wishing that they had sold at $350! Wrong. It is best to follow a strategy that is not based on emotions. This means buying low and buying high. In the end as long as an ATH is reached again, which it will, you will profit tremendously. Investing is most profitable if you get in before it starts going up. This means you should always get in ahead of the crowd. You will never ever get anywhere because you follow the sheeple or just bitch on people sticking out their neck. You add 0 value to this forum with such comments!!! Truth is that a few of the people that succeed will become millionaires and you will remain a useless troll on a forum!! ;) Title: Re: Anyone else buying? Post by: spazzdla on October 03, 2014, 06:28:05 PM Every pay check I buy some Crypto &/or PMs.
Title: Re: Anyone else buying? Post by: gog1 on October 03, 2014, 06:34:16 PM Every pay check I buy some Crypto &/or PMs. That has been a losing trade this year so far. Good luck! Title: Re: Anyone else buying? Post by: krb91 on October 03, 2014, 06:37:09 PM Every pay check I buy some Crypto &/or PMs. What do you mean by PMs? Title: Re: Anyone else buying? Post by: spazzdla on October 03, 2014, 06:39:14 PM Every pay check I buy some Crypto &/or PMs. What do you mean by PMs? Precious metals. Title: Re: Anyone else buying? Post by: spazzdla on October 03, 2014, 06:40:13 PM Every pay check I buy some Crypto &/or PMs. That has been a losing trade this year so far. Good luck! It's a losing trade when I sell them.. seeing as I am 28 and plan to sell around 60.. I've got 32 years.. I'll bet $1k silver is worth more in 32 years than it is right now.. although.. hosting a 32 year bet is kinda crazy. PM's are my savings account, Crypto is my high risk investment. Title: Re: Anyone else buying? Post by: Sevvero on October 03, 2014, 07:26:23 PM "Averaging down" is not a good strategy. Avoiding bitcoin completely is the best strategy. There is zero indication that we will ever reach an ATH again, and in another few weeks, people will likely be wishing that they had sold at $350! Wrong. It is best to follow a strategy that is not based on emotions. This means buying low and buying high. In the end as long as an ATH is reached again, which it will, you will profit tremendously. how how how would you know this? Quote You will never ever get anywhere because you follow the sheeple Sheeple are the ones left holding the bag like morons and screaming "Weeaaakkk handsss"Title: Re: Anyone else buying? Post by: flounderella on October 04, 2014, 04:35:58 PM Just picked up a few ... I promised myself will buy if we test the Mt Gox lows... so here we are again
Title: Re: Anyone else buying? Post by: kwukduck on October 04, 2014, 04:47:23 PM Just picked up a few ... I promised myself will buy if we test the Mt Gox lows... so here we are again Grats :) I picked up 0.6 at 330 :P didn't have more fiat available atm. Title: Re: Anyone else buying? Post by: jerk on October 04, 2014, 04:47:32 PM Yup buying more! Trying to decide when to go all in...
Title: Re: Anyone else buying? Post by: flounderella on October 04, 2014, 04:48:55 PM Just picked up a few ... I promised myself will buy if we test the Mt Gox lows... so here we are again Was able to get some under 330... exhausted my coinbase and circle buying power for this week |