Russia and China disagree for a start.
Russia has increased its gold reserves by more than 460 tonnes during the 2009-2015 time period. China has also purchased more than 200 tonnes of gold during the same period. The central banks around the world are increasing their gold hoardings, as they regard the US treasury bonds as a somewhat risky investment for the long-term. The demand for gold is quietly increasing. There will be a major spike in the near future. Be prepared for it. For my part, I am accumulating as much gold as I can. My comment around China and Russia was in response to the person that said gold is losing its shine. I am buying gold as quickly as I can for the last 2 years.
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Gold of course it never changes in value over time than bitcoin it's value changes in a second and also gold is tangible and bitcoin is not...
agree, the golden age of gold. already running out. bitcoin will be substitutes gold Russia and China disagree for a start.
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Of course i will use escrow,what are you talking ? If you use Escrow and a non refundable payment method I dont see what the problem is?
I think there are tactics to recover WU ? what could escrow do and it just leads to complications and funds locked.I have pmed a couple old traders,waiting for their replies. So them sending first to you prevents these tactics? Of course i will use escrow,what are you talking ? I'm talking about this: This user did not want to trade with me because I wanted to use Escrow.
Dont let the "hero member" fool you in to thinking this person is trustworthy, it is a purchased account as confirmed by his feedback!
What's that all about? Looking at the account profile trust feedback there is a history of the Op's account being sold several times - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1201056.0;topicseen
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Of course i will use escrow,what are you talking ?
wakasaki8O8 said you wouldnt use Escrow and you posted - I think there are tactics to recover WU ? what could escrow do and it just leads to complications and funds locked.
I have pmed a couple old traders,waiting for their replies.
Just sounded like you did not want to use Escrow,
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If you use Escrow and a non refundable payment method I dont see what the problem is?
I think there are tactics to recover WU ? what could escrow do and it just leads to complications and funds locked. I have pmed a couple old traders,waiting for their replies. So you are not willing to use Escrow and expect someone to send you $860+ then complain when a few newbies want to trade but want to use Escrow? Feedback on your account I am seeing 3 neg's and 2 neutral which doesnt build confidence.
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If you use Escrow and a non refundable payment method I dont see what the problem is?
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Bitcoin has only one thing going for it - the halving and thats it. There are no other factors driving price. The increase in global financial troubles have had no impact as there is no major inflow of new money. If the halving hype fails to deliver bitcoin price will bomb. If you look at volume traded its dropped right off since December-
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Bitcoin is definitely better than gold. Gold isn't going anywhere soon. Bitcoin on the other hand is going to rise in price.
Gold is up 18% this year already and showing the highest gains for last 4 years. Another example of someone that doesn't know what they are talking about.
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i sold it. thanx
I bet you cant provide a transaction I.D for the 25 bitcoin sale. Suspicious...
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@ uki
What are you views on a potential gold revaluation as another tool to combat the global economic crisis.
The powers above are starting to run short on tools to combat the problems, QE, low interest rates havent worked. Now we are moving to negative interest rates then what?
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I think its better to choose bitcoin than gold because price of bitcoin is not stable you can easily make profit every time the bitcoin is increasing if you buy bitcoin for low price wait for price to increase and sell it when the price reach high average.. buy bitcoin again when the price is low.. so i choose bitcoin..
Its that easy, really. So I assume you are a multimillionaire by now with all that buy low sell high everytime trading you are doing?
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I would choose for the bitcoin it has a good future a head and its also easy to use, another plus point for the bitcoin is that its the future of all currency's that are available. If the bitcoin will go like this it will be unstoppable and it will even win in the future of the gold in my opinion.
Do you really think that all the governments and top 1% of the world will allow bitcoin to remove their wealth and power? A more likely scenario is they are watching bitcoin to see how scales and pans out, if successful they will just come along and implement a global ban on its use then introduce a version they control and have the major stake of. If you think otherwise you are deluded. If you think "they can never ban bitcoin" maybe true, a 100% ban would be impossible. But if they implement stiff jail terms or fines for anyone caught using it bitcoin will never become mainstream and the price will die and the sheep of the world will switch to using the governments virtual currency instead of cash. You have to agree this is a far more likely outcome.
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!!!You get 1 bid!!!
Unless you open up a few new accounts and place some sock puppet bids.
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And without EU we would probably already have a WWIII, but who cares? Why we would have a WW3? Half of the european countries would go bankrupt, maybe in eastern europe some leaders would try to resolve social problems by warming up some old grievances, in western and southern europe some minorities would go for independence, but all of these issues would be only a bunch of limited local conflict. Russia and Germany would be busy with picking up the pieces and the US-UK duo would be also occupied with dealing with the fallout and securing north africa and the oil around. I think nobody would have the money and time to start a big war. So you are saying the UK should remain in the EU and keep handing out billions of £'s along with Germany and France just to appease the scrounging eastern Europeans to prevent them starting wars?
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The UK needs the EU much more now than when it joined in 1973. Just look at trade data. The UK alone cannot even feed its population. If all trade with the EU would stop, the British would starve to death. That won't happen of course, it just means the UK must have good relations with its major trade partners.
Dont forget we import and as much as we export, joint trade is still in everyone's best interest and will continue.
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The British uses Pound and European uses EUR. British can learn from US to implement QE to "save" the economy, but not Greece... There is no harm for UK to stay in EU.
The UK has already implemented QE. The UK staying in Europe is a cost and not a benefit for us, strange how all these Europeans posting think its a great idea for us to stay. Probably because its only the UK, Germany and France that pay in while the rest are on the take. The UK won't leaven the EU. It would harm the EU, but it would harm the UK more. They will get isolated. And even worse, I am sure ireland/Scotland etc. will still want to be included in the EU since their economy depend on it. Don't forget big US firms will instantly leave the UK countries if their are no financial benefits for them. Scaremongering at is finest. So you are suggesting that if the UK left Europe then trade would suddenly stop. I dont think so, the UK is also a large importer from Europe so if these countries want to sell us the goods they must also allow us to export our goods to their country.
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The British uses Pound and European uses EUR. British can learn from US to implement QE to "save" the economy, but not Greece... There is no harm for UK to stay in EU.
The UK has already implemented QE. The UK staying in Europe is a cost and not a benefit for us, strange how all these Europeans posting think its a great idea for us to stay. Probably because its only the UK, Germany and France that pay in while the rest are on the take.
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