It’s a tough habit to break.  Gamblers only stop when they lose all their money.  Then they start to borrow friends and families money.  I have seen this happen way too many times around me.  Wish you the best.

My son likes the ones from Asus. 

Yup in this crypto game, the only person you can trust is yourself.  Be careful sending your crypto money to somebody.  Once it leaves your wallet, it is gone forever.  The only way to get it back, if you want it, is if the other person willingly gives it back.  There is no third party to help you.

It’s impossible to mine bitcoin with cpu now a days, especially bad if you have old computers. 

I have been in earthquakes.  But tsunamis look the scariest to me. 

Invest consistently and early in life.  Then let compound earnings and interests do their magic.  Start putting away $2000/year from age 19-26.  Put it in the Sp500 stock index fund.  You can stop saving $2000/year after you are 26.  By the time you are 65, you will become a millionaire.  Done.  You are welcome.  

Basically you need a decent computer with some powerful graphics cards (nvidia 2080s, etc).  I would not recommend mining today because of very low profits.  Your electricity costs will eat up all your earnings. 

I do believe bitcoin and crypto currencies will become mainstream within 10-15 years.  More businesses and companies will start to see the value to accepting crypto currencies.  People will get accustomed to their acceptance when hey see real world use cases. 

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I hope it will happen during our lifetime.  It’s good to explore other planets in the universe.  Maybe will meet other life forms out there and also learn something about our own future.

Stick with bitcoin.  Unless you are truly adventurous and start buying altcoins, I would stick with bitcoin for now. 

I would gladly share my merits.  But sadly I only have 1.  Stay engaged to the community and you will surely get some in the future. 

Happy Birthday Jacee!  Best wishes to you!  Enjoy your day.

Both panic sells and panic buys are bad.  Investors should have a long term view of the market.  If they believe in the continued growth of he crypto market, then they should invest, hold and reap the rewards that will come when the prices rise.  

Rule of thumb for me, if something is too good to be true, it is likely a scam or a Ponzi scheme.  The stock market is relatively risky and will historically give you an annualized return of roughly 10% on your money.  If someone is promising you a guaranteed 20-50% return on your money, then you should be really careful.  Just my opinion. 

I want to see an exciting fight.  One is a puncher and the other is a wrestler, so I hope it won’t be a tactical boring fight.  I think Connor will pull it out if it goes the distance because he is the face of the UFC.  If Nurmagomedov gets a submission win, I think there will be a rematch because that will bring big money to the UFC.

Golf is definitely much more fun when Tiger is in contention.  Amazing galery following Tiger on the 18th hole of the Tour Championship today.  I hope he keeps it up and plays even better next year.

The crypto market is a volatile market.  If you don’t have the stomach to ride out the downswings, maybe you need to put your money in a CD or something similar.  One should buy a little bit bitcoin when it’s relatively low now compared to late last year, then hold for a few years, I guarantee you will not regret your decision.  Cheers!

Yeah I will watch it.  But I’m not going to pay for the PPV.  I think it will be another boring fight.  I’m only there for the spectacle. 

I think Bitcoin is an asset because there is only a finite amount.  There will only be 21 million bitcoins total.  Therefore I view bitcoin as an asset.  This is actually a good thing for those who already have bitcoins because of its scarcity.