Stamp about to become Gox 2.0?

TheCatLife - I can guarantee you a certain amount of "gain", as it is, in day trading.  Here's what to do.

1. Decide how much money you are going to invest in the stock market.
2. Send half of it to me.
3. The remainder is your gains from day trading, because most noob day traders lose it all.

Others can confirm this.  Can I get some indeeds?   

Now since when has mtgox been known for making timely responses to the public? You guys are really expecting something right away on Monday? I'm surprised there aren't more votes for the last option.

if they resume BTC withdrawals again, price will jump to bitstamp+200 in minutes... there is massive USD on gox.

https://support.mtgox.com/entries/26130949-Statement-Regarding-BTC-Withdrawal-Delays-UPDATE

I voted for Mark has done a runner.  I genuinely think the odds of this are better than evens.

As a buyer you still have the sellers Feedback score to go on with the Classified ads though - that has to be a big bonus.

It's not about days of the week but market swings. If the trend is up (like it was in October and December before the correction - check out how it looks on the graphs) you're better off holding. If the market is swinging daily or crashing it's better to trade. This thing with Gox seems to be a good trading opportunity.

"eBay Classifieds, which lists posts throughout the site, serves as the site’s answer to Craigslist. eBay provides the free platform for local buyers and sellers to connect, but does not participate in the transactions."

And about the bitcoin price , that will probably not even move 0.1%.

gweedo is right about the risk.......start slow and stay calm*
*Then go in really deep once you get behind, since the market is about to turn around.  


Basically yes, but "easy money" is never that simple.
Here are some ideas to help you get started:

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First, understand you are dealing with 3 different time frames: Long-term, Medium, and Short-term.
Long-term: This is the easiest if you have enough money. Just buy and hold, buy more on dips, and sell a bit when it spikes up.

Short-term:
"Fast trading" is fun and addictive.
The risk is high & the rewards can pile up quickly, plus...
>>> There are times when your chance(s) of being correct* are very near 100%
*Often, you don't really need to be correct (about market direction), you just need the market to move, and get both sides of your trades completed.

Medium-term:
Medium-term trading is where you can really out-perform most other traders.
Here is where the "pros" win, and most others end up in a stressful form of virtual Hell.

To succeed you need to decide on the direction of the next big/medium move, and have the patience, guts and courage to not sell/buy too soon.

For best results:
Combine all three time frames, manage your money well, and remember leaving me a tip (right now) will greatly improve your luck.

There is no bidding, this is simply an alternative to a gumtree / craiglist style listing where the actual transaction will take place outside ebay

depends which day it is.