That's pretty much true currently.
But this is because the markets are not liquid enough.
Let's say I want to convert 10 000 usd (which doesn't even buy you a new car) worth of Moneros, it basically leads significiant red candle in the markets.
The markets need to be liquid enough to absorb selling of millions of dollars without causing panic to anyone. For this the (skillful) tradders are needed. They buy when others want to sell and sell when others want to buy, and in order to make the markets to both sides you need a significiant position of both currencies.
Like gold bullion, it is traded mainly by the central banks and therefore it is pretty liquid market and if I want to sell 1 million euros worth of gold, I could do it probably pretty easily in Helsinki selling it to a few places and the spot price is not affected at all. The same should happen to Monero. Monero needs some really wealthy people making the markets and being interested in taking it any time.
It can reach this mass if the overall trend of Monero is bullish. Anyone wants to own an asset that appreciates (it doesn't need to appreaciate 1 % per day - that's too much in the long run) but even 0.01-0.1 % daily appreciation is giving enough incentive for the rich people starting to accumulate Monero.

Excellent observation. 

~TcN~

Somehow I have a gut feeling, Monero will start making higher highs now.
Therefore higher prices than mere 0.0043 are possible at the end of this rally. However, I do not quite know to where this all end up but I guess it will go up.

Any commodity price is almost all about speculation.
A friend of mine, who is making his doctoral degree/dissertion in the university of Haifa something about oil (I am not quite sure yet what is his field in this issue - and I guess he do not have full assurance himself as well since the process and reading & studying of the matter is in the beginning stage), told me once, even as much as  90 % of oil price is speculation.

I like the fact that Poloniex has started offering marginal trading. It enables more speculation to the markets and thus increases the stability of the markets. If you feel like dumping, then there are people who want to buy your coins and if you feel like buying, then there are people with marginal positions who want to fulfill your desire without causing massive panic buying to the market where some emotional people may get hurt and end up bitter and desperate bagholders.

Does the company lend bitcoins on Polo? For instance, if it is decided that the company will buy 2 btc*s worth of coins on daily basis, then just deposit 14 btc on weekly basis and lend out 10 btc or so and earn interest and thus prolonging the buying pressure and aiming at Titan?

I agree with the topic.
However, Monero is not marketcapwise # 1 yet. Do you smell an opportunity here? 

Unless you do not own Moneros, you will regret when it hits some serious price levels.

That's probably good both for the average buying price and the coin.
In this way you give constant buying pressure for the coin without pumping it into an (unhealthy) bubble.

If Monero gets to a publically traded company level in some major stock exchange (such as Helsinki Stock Exchange), it might find a buyer in some old money banking sector, and they can afford to buy Moneros worth of billions. 

...And hopefully it is made a publically traded company later so that more money can be raised towards Monero (I am speaking now about hundreds of millions of euros). 

No.
Monero community is here to help you guys to make money.
The idea is to help as many people as possible to jump into this train before it explodes.

Indeed the trading range is getting tighter and tighter. Very hard to trade profitable these days as there hardly is volatility and if we have volatility, it is only due to buy/sell 10 XMR or so at one time.

Yes, Monero community consists of long term bitcoiners and they are usually used to use btct so we are having our fun time here and also it is in the meantime a great way to increase of people's awarness towards Monero.

Your question is relevant.
The technical level of coin is not the major issue why some coin will be chosen.
More important features are issues such as no premine (every holder needs to invest money in getting coins).
The community needs to be large enough to bail out a person who wishes to sell bigger amount of coins without causing too much damage to the marketcap.
Therefore the network effect is the most important thing. You might have the shiniest tech and the most beautiful wallet but if nobody or only a few people are willing to hold the coins, it is relatively worthless.

Why Monero could replace or suplement gold bullion in the years to come:

1) Emission. Most of Moneros will be mined in early 2020's but there will be a small annual increase of coins. Sounds like gold, doesn't it.
2) Anonymity. Like gold bullion in your own vault is anonymous so is Monero.
3) Fungibility (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fungibility ). Moneros also do not carry the problems of being labelled to some coins perhaps stolen from an exchange XYZ.
4) Community. Monero seem to be relatively attracting coin. The community seem to grow and no doubt the best growth rate is still ahead once the coin is introduced to people outside BTCT. The world is ready for a crypto and Monero due to the emission curve and due to feature of easiness of pumping (even one bigger investor can literally drive Monero to the moon) in the future has pretty good chances to grow big.

In my opinion you fail to understand the fact that Monero can be used also as a store of value.
You do not buy bread with gold coins, do you? Still gold is considered valuable.

Even if Monero will never reach mainstream adoption, it can reach the adoption of store of value.
When you need a loaf of bread, you just convert 0.000001 XMR to fiat and buy a loaf of bread, and when you close a real estate deal, you store the money into Moneros waiting to be used/invested somewhere else.
A coin like Monero is actually pretty ideal for store of value: it is anonymous so nobody knows your balances unless you choose to reveal it. The coin supply is low which make it scarce (like gold).

In 20+ years I see one Monero costing 1 000 000 usd - and it may even be a bargain at that time.
The current Monero holders do not bother to sell any of their coins since they have so much money that they do not care anything anymore.

The most will not do it indeed.
However, bear in mind the most people are not millionaires in 2017.

I am not promising Monero will rise that much but certainly the chances are there.

That's true.
However, one cannot become rich unless one do not take any risk in life.
For some people 30 k is big money, for some people not so... If you are working in job that pays you nicely, then you most likely recover from 30 k loss faster than someone flipping burgers.

I think the vast majority actually enjoys the show here.
It is kinda entertaining while it is partially true (yes Monero in fact has probably the best chances to grow something big among the alts).
I've noticed that mostly the same trolls are complaining about Monero's visibility on bitcointalk (or noob accounts with 1-5 posts and all of them to Darkcoin threads etc).
They claim the Monero threads will drive people away from Monero but actually I think it is quite the opposite. People see what is the most serious coin, which one is the hottest trend and they notice it is Monero.
Therefore, Monero threads will be added even more. Monero news will be spread all over the world. Come and make others the nations the disciples of Monero by teaching them to use it and adapt it. And behold, 1000 000 million Monero price will come at the end.


~TcN~

Theoretically euro should become stronger without Greece.
Currently Greece is nothing but a parasite full of criminals in euro area.

Hello,

What was the issue with the threath almost a year ago?

~TcN~

Yes it is possible.
The emission is pretty dry in 2017.
If everything goes as planned, it will the year when people start feeling the severity of Monero shortages around the globe.
People without Monero will appear as miserable as third world people without pure water.