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September 03, 2014, 06:37:52 PM
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Just selling shares more expensive doesn't mean that it's a good investment, you are just giving the bad investment to another person.
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September 04, 2014, 01:01:52 AM
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I had 1 BTC in GH/s for 2 months or so when BTC was up at ~$700 and I went +-0 - I wouldn't recommend this for anyone.

Turn off the news and read. Watch Psywar, learn something important about our society and PR, why and how it got started and how it brainwashes you.
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September 04, 2014, 03:20:37 AM
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It has been profitable for some months but it's not easy to predict when there will be the next (small) uptrend.

but what if BTC decided to go for a POS stage
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September 04, 2014, 05:57:16 AM
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Cex.io was always a bad investment. Only affiliates won from it.

Now it is profitable. I made some through mining and trading. Just give it a try. Buy at much lower price and sell it at higher price. Will take a few hours to execute the order. Need to be patient. Smiley

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The problem with this plan is that the price of GHs will always decline over the long term as they have a finite amount of time before they will stop (when maintenance costs exceed mining revenue). You may get lucky and have the price of Ghs lower then it would normally be and be able to sell it later at a higher price due to changes in supply and demand however the same can be done with every other kind of asset. 

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