It's money for us all brother.

1. Who said bankers were civilized?
2. WWIII here we come.

How will they stop the bankers from confiscating the gold.... when you go bankrupt your creditors get to split up all your assets.

Yes... the idea of a key pool is is to keep the pool full.  Swimming on concrete is no fun.

I like to at least present the most viable option when the question is asked before I join the troll army in bashing paypal.

I'm not sure I agree with your Y-axis.  It's labeled as % change, but doesn't really represent that.  I would think what you have labeled as 100% should be 0% change, with positive and negative numbers instead of > 100 and < 100.  At the very least, the label should be changed to accurately describe what you are representing.

Except none of the subscription providers have a "muppet army".  In fact, when they all agree, price tends to move the other direction.  There are just as many sharks who subscribe as sheep.  The newsletters are merely indicators, and sometimes are contrarian when they are too one sided.

But good job judging that which you have no knowledge of.

www.virwox.com

You won't find a p2p trader who will trade with you unless you have an established relationship with them.

I hope it goes well.  But I would be careful about doing more of these types of transactions if I were you.  Lots of money has been lost in this community to Paypal scammers.  Nothing against nckrazze, it's just that paypal always sides with the sender and bitcoin is irreversible.  It's a scammer's dream.  On top of that, Paypal will suspend your account and lock up your funds for months if they find you doing significant bitcoin transactions.  Just ask http://coinpal.ndrix.com/.

1) Not sure what you mean.  Can you rephrase?
2-3) Nothing to add.
4) That's more my wording than his.  It has been rising for 14 days straight, the longest streak since 1985.  IMO, we will see more rising than falling over the next 8-12 months.  Apple also 'rocketed' over 5500% in the last decade, Bitcoin rocketed several thousand percent last year.  Apple is down 17% from its peak and Bitcoin is down 84% from its peak.  Even with it's counter-trend rally today gold is down 17% from it's peak.  What goes up must come down, especially when it is pumped up with QE.  Now that the free money is drying up, who's going to buy?
5) I would disagree with that.  If he were not a stakeholder he would pay far less attention.

You're very unlikely to find a p2p trader who will deal with paypal.  Your best bet is virwox.com.

I'm not disagreeing with you.  It's likely just a long term investor who doesn't give a shit what happens this weekend.  In a year they should be sitting on a nice profit.  It's just the timing was ironic.  It was within minutes of your post.

Cyperdoc beat me to a reply, but here's mine anyway... maybe it will mean a little more coming from someone else.

1) Since the beginning of the thread cypherdoc has been consistent that his time frame is many months to years.  It's been two months.

2) You're wrong.  He frequently discusses interdependence of various markets in his newsletter.

3) True, but again, he has been clear about a timeframe on the order of many months to years.

4) USD isn't failing, it's rocketing at the moment.  Sure, other currencies are in trouble, but people trust the USD more than they trust governments/banks to give up their rigged game and return to gold.  Gold rises on USD inflation, not deflation.  I will concede that bitcoin isn't ready and cypher is a little more bullish than I am, but again he speaks from a longer term perspective.

5) Fair point.  It doesn't make him wrong though.

Yes, cypherdoc can be cocky, but I have observed him pick quite a few corners in various markets with amazing accuracy.  He saw them coming with enough time to share the knowledge and present a very convincing case.  His methodology is good, and he's more than willing to teach anyone who can deal with his confidence without being put off.  What does picking on his personality gain you guys?  Embracing it has made me over 20% in the last two months.  Of course, I did my own due diligence and sought other opinions and research.  I wouldn't suggest taking anyone's word as gospel.

Someone just spent over $76k to disagree with you.

For once, I actually agree with S3052.

@Portnoy:
Can you please point to an existing democracy that can by described by even one of these terms?

I grow a lot of my food.  I'm not hungry.  I make plenty on an hourly basis, but I spend more time with friends and family than most people.  I also prefer to not support the fuckers that use other people's money to kill poor people in other countries so they can steal their resources.  I don't have a lot of extra money, but I'm by no means poor.  My low income is a conscious choice.  I have no desire to compete with others to see who can accumulate the most material goods.

As for my "special case", it would also apply to those who are in the lowest tax bracket, which is a lot of people.  Like I said, there is crossover point, but many young people aren't even close to it.  Hell, less than 30% of people in my age range are able to find work in the area they are trained.  Many are working fast food or retail because that's all that's available.

But, you keep fueling this fire-cult called America.  Eventually, all you'll have left is ashes.

Look... I can edit your posts so they say something completely different too.

Quoting myself since you couldn't bother to read it last time...

Except they are filling a gap that was created by convincing people that banks are the only people who should hold money.  Let's make a gap, then fill it so we can be the saviors.

With a community, you know who are are lending to and only give them what you are sure they will pay back.  With a U.S. bank, the bank makes bad loans and gets taxpayer bailouts and everyone suffers.  There is no due diligence anymore.  It's all about numbers, and numbers are easy to fudge.