Now, shall we begin?
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they failed. MESERABLY!
They made millions with the law suit. How is that failing miserably? How much money have you made in your life?
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Congrats for reaching top spot on google when searching for "fucking panicking" Thank you.
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If you have that many gold ingots, you don't give a flying fuck about the market price. Buy anything you want anyway Exactly.
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You may want to sell enough to get your initial money back -- it really made me feel a lot better I am pretty sure Gordonium bought his first Bitcoins shortly after he registered on Bitcointalk. So in April 2013. Probably at 250$. Explains his butthurt I bought my first Bitcoins at 10-15 dollars.
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Says man with blue d-bag as an avatar (literally).
Speaking of avatars: Michael Douglas? Seriously? Are you gay? No. I am just a fucking winner!
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The music never stops For now.
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I am seriously considering getting out of this game. Give some strength bros!
EDIT: I sold some of my Bitcoins but I will still hold fairly good amount of BTC for the longest time.
Name: Gordonium Date Registered: March 30, 2013, 04:51:14 PM Motto: Greed is Good Wow, you must be some cool Wall Street dude ... or some 14 year old that found out to late about the newest Ponzi scheme ... Says man with blue d-bag as an avatar (literally).
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Buy low, sell high, why is that so complicated? Emotion is a mutha fucker and will destroy your profits, don't be driven by it. Focus on the tangible not your feelings.
Yeah because it is always wise to grap the falling knife... (I don't believe that Bitcoin is falling knife, just speaking in general.) That's not what "buy low, sell high" means. In fact, the two are incompatible. If done right, buy low is precisely not catching a falling knife, but picking it up from the floor. Well, it's all just metaphors anyway. What I really don't get is the "I'll hold, no matter what" stance a lot of people seem to take. Ultimately, it probably runs down to the difference between investors and speculators. The former believe in the product itself, and would somehow consider it treason to sell their entire position, the latter are agnostic about the product itself, and just try to make a profit. I strongly suggest to break down this distinction in your mind. Even if you believe in a bright future for bitcoin, i.e. you have reasons to be an "investor", there is absolutely nothing wrong with going short now, to buy back cheaper later. It's not without risk, but if you keep in mind not to be too greedy and wait too long to buy back, you'll be fine. Because, be honest with yourself: does it really look like the price is going to skyrocket tomorrow? Probably not. Sell now. Buy back later. You'll sleep better, and your total amount of btc will be higher in addition. When you cut citations like that you make me sound like a retarded. You mothafuckaa!
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The higher the price the more I panic and sell to make profits. The lower the price the more relaxed and confident I feel given the price is going lower week by week and not second by second. This is why the masses always lose money because they feel good when price is high and buy and panic and freak out when it is low and sell.
Buy low, sell high, why is that so complicated? Emotion is a mutha fucker and will destroy your profits, don't be driven by it. Focus on the tangible not your feelings.
Yeah because it is always wise to grap the falling knife... (I don't believe that Bitcoin is falling knife, just speaking in general.)
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I'm almost sure they tried to screw zuckerberg and ended up getting screwed themselves. It's really hard to cheat an honest person.
Now mark is a BILLIONARE in stocks leaving us with these heart broken Douche seeking a second chance.
The twins are attempting to match zuckerberg success with the help of Bitcoin, as if this is some kinda love triangle....
Well I am pretty sure that twins made also more money with Facebook than what your whole family will made in their whole lifetimes. It is not like they went broke or something. I mean, camoon...
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That is probably right. There was a point where all of my net worth was in Bitcoins.
Unless it was a "just finished paying off my debts, first ~1000"-kind of net worth, that's pretty scary/ballsy. Well put 1 zero more and and multiple it couple of times and we are talking about right amount of money. It was pretty scary/ballsy for me as a College student. But off course amount were only peanuts for real high rollers (In couple of years I hopefully will be high roller too).
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It might get much much worse. A great test for people's faith in bitcoin, the people who truly care about bitcoin and are not in it just for the quick buck will remain. If you aren't one of them, just sell and leave now. You won't be missed. I truly believe in Bitcoin and will still remain. I am just diversifying my assets.
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I am seriously considering getting out of this game. Give some strength bros!
Imo you have invested too much into Bitcoin, if a price drop leads to panic. Just hold an amount that you can afford to lose. That is probably right. There was a point where all of my net worth was in Bitcoins. So I will make a compromise. I will sell today some of my Bitcoins but I will still hold fairly good amount of BTC for the longest time.
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I am seriously considering getting out of this game. Give some strength bros!
EDIT: I sold some of my Bitcoins but I will still hold fairly good amount of BTC for the longest time.
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Actually, they are not. The only reason they have money is because:
So what? It's all about bucks, rest is just conversation. Even if you win by luck, you are still winner. Here's another tidbit of info: Really good programmers go on to become venture capitalists. And they know how to pick good startups founded by programmers (with passion).
The twins are neither programmers with passion, nor venture capitalist material. What they are is a pair of aspiring venture capitalists who are too stupid to realize that they shouldn't be in that business.
Sure, but there are exceptions to every rule (Im not saying that the twins are, but that doesn't matter). Some of the best VCs are from non-programming backrounds. In your view someone like Peter Thiel isnt VC material? Well, quess what? He is.
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