As long as we're posting new AYHs on an almost daily basis, I'm happy. It's certainly not running away with itself exponentially.
Go Bitcoin go.
Clap clap clap. There is a good solid support there |
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Pump up the volume, pump up the volume,  Target about 10550 go |
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Long points are lots people changing their positions. Sounds good for the love of the world, multiple positions that is   |
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Honestly: How many dead are we supposed to have tomorrow?
Depends if the authorities change the way they count the dead the one, two, miss a few method |
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rising support levels, higher lows  |
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Their are a lot of great cars that you can buy that will actually appreciate in value, as a good investment, even including some Lambos..
Don't buy a newer Lambo whose value is falling off a cliff, buy a classic Lambo whose value is steady and going up from here..
Off the top of my head some good investment cars would be an e30 M3, Porsche 951/928.. 911s might be a bit overbought still but will hold great value..
You guys are talking about buying modern electronics packed cars that will be a maintenance nightmares destined for the crusher.. (Mercedes)
Maybe a classic Mercedes Cosworth would be a good option..
For anything relatively new I would look into the new Corvettes.. Probably faster than them Lambos and cheaper to buy/maintain, more reliable, etc..
I don't like newer cars much though..
No way I'd sink money into a new Range Rover.. You'd probably lose more money on the rover than you would on a new Lambo..
Those things are very expensive new and depreciate like wildfire due to their incredible unreliability, always breaking..
They are owned by India's Tata and have been plagued by horrible quality control in their Chinese manufacturing..
Google "Land Rover china" (coronachan bites them recently) and then "Land Rover china quality control" to see about their recent issues..
Modern Land Rover is fine. They make a great product and they are as reliable as any other marque. Never thought I would say this but Tata buying them is the best thing that ever happened to them. They pumped in money and let the engineers get on with it. Never had to deal with JLR China so can’t comment on cars built for the Chinese market. However Chinese tastes are very different from the West. They like big flashy cars with small price tags, which ends up with horrible underpowered boats. Audi A5s with 1.8 litre engines - wtf? Maybe some older car that wont die from a smart bomb? |
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I find your lack of faith disturbing  |
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Broken through that resistance level. looking great. I miss 3.5 of course so im still not too excited.  |
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Weeeeeee  |
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+5 Merit to Bob for making me laugh.
I’m out atm but will come back to do it when I’m reloaded.
Done |
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VPN doesn't bypass the KYC so that's the main issue
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Man that's a couple of days in a row I just left things and went back next morning to even more gains. Such a nice feeling it feels like its been a few years since we had that euphoric feeling. And yes Im watching Monero but I know its same for you bitcoin guys. Glad for us all after a few years patience  |
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I think you can still get gimp masks from Germany
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My companies factory haven’t shipped to us in a while. Every year they shut down for literally 2-3 weeks over Chinese New Year.
The only woman there who speaks good English has been speaking to us over Whatsapp & she said they’re not allowed to ship until the government give the go ahead. I’m wondering is this legit or just a delaying tactic due to them catching up on a backlog after their New Year shut down.
They ship to us via air & DHL is the carrier.
Is the corona virus halting shipments abroad via air or am I being fobbed off?
Id believe it, screw that if it can live days on a surface. Fisheads keep yo clothes |
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More greater than the graph would be the person to offer this as a service. A 1$ a day sweep, oh boy how that could snowball I got the idea for this graph in Investing 1$ every day in bitcoin over the last five years, but the graph I created doesn't only include the last 5 years until today. It includes every consecutive period of 5 years in which Bitcoin had a dollar value, until yesterday. I don't know if anyone ever made a graph like this before, but I think it adds a nice perspective. Results: Data source: https://coinmetrics.io/newdata/btc.csvNote: I had to use a logarithmic scale to make the graph readable. Details:The first 5 year period starts on July 18, 2010, when Bitcoin is valued at $0.08584. On this day, $1 buys 11.64958062 BTC. After spending $1 on Bitcoin every day for 5 years (I used 1826 days), it's July 17 2015. July 17, 2015 is the very first data point in the graph: the most left red and blue dots. The last data point (the most right red and blue dots) represent the investment period that ended on February 9, 2020, and started 5 years before that date. The obviousEarly adopters had the best bet. Nothing new here! Investing a total of $1826 in Bitcoin, for 5 years, with a dollar per day, would have gotten you $10,000 or more at the end of your 5 years, no matter when you started! The amount of Bitcoin you can buy using "dollar cost averaging" for 5 years in a row has continuously been declining. No exceptions! The dollar equivalent seems to have touched a bottom at $10,000. Investment adviceI don't do that! This graph is based on historic data, if I'd know the future, I'd be rich! |
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Yes becky don't be tricked by your ego that says you must always be right
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Leveraged by good strong use cases.
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