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September 30, 2016, 03:39:23 PM |
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How much interest is reasonable and trustworthed for you and you can invest your bitcoins?
For me it's 0-10 % montly
In my opinion, anything above 3-5% monthly in bitcoins should be considered as too good to be true unless you are investing in some criminal activity. You could get better than that only for dust. People who are claiming that, for instance, 30% monthly is reasonable and trustworthy are either kidding or just not being sincere (or simply don't know what they are talking about). There is no legitimate way to get so much on a regular basis. And this is what the word monthly means, that is, month after month. Even if we include into consideration active trading, which we should not, the most experienced traders get around 30-50% on average annually for any significant amount of bitcoins (thousands of dollars). |
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wildworld
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September 30, 2016, 07:34:50 PM |
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My profession is trader, I would return to my customers 3% per month. That is fair !
If you're over 10% offering than you have to take risks and that's not worth it for me!
The customers are satisfied.
That's the most important thing for me.
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October 02, 2016, 08:43:42 AM |
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My profession is trader, I would return to my customers 3% per month. That is fair !
If you're over 10% offering than you have to take risks and that's not worth it for me!
The customers are satisfied.
That's the most important thing for me.
In a cryptocurrency trading market, 3% interest per month is very less to attract any customers because cryptocurrencies will fluctuate a lot more than 3% per month so no one wants to invest in such product they give just 3% per month. Instead, I just keep it in my wallet and sell it when prices go high. |
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Kellor
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October 02, 2016, 09:06:09 AM |
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My profession is trader, I would return to my customers 3% per month. That is fair !
If you're over 10% offering than you have to take risks and that's not worth it for me!
The customers are satisfied.
That's the most important thing for me.
In a cryptocurrency trading market, 3% interest per month is very less to attract any customers because cryptocurrencies will fluctuate a lot more than 3% per month so no one wants to invest in such product they give just 3% per month. Instead, I just keep it in my wallet and sell it when prices go high. That could be true. But if you can get 3% on average per month, that is still much better than stock trading. |
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indijim
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October 03, 2016, 10:31:40 PM |
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5% monthly.
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Hamliss
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October 19, 2016, 04:42:43 PM |
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5% monthly.
That is very high interest. People might borrow from you for a few days with that kind of high interest. |
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Mark02
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October 22, 2016, 12:43:45 AM |
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5% monthly.
That is very high interest. People might borrow from you for a few days with that kind of high interest. Nope, 5% monthly is the least amount of profit you can have it is not high since we are talking a month and not a day or week. Maybe is a week you can just not have interest since the person will give it in a short period of time. But for me, 3-5% interest is reasonably fair if you invest in a passive investment. But if you are trading, you can earn at least 20% or higher interest depending on the fluctuations of the coin prices in the market. |
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tee-rex
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October 22, 2016, 11:00:43 AM |
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5% monthly.
That is very high interest. People might borrow from you for a few days with that kind of high interest. Nope, 5% monthly is the least amount of profit you can have it is not high since we are talking a month and not a day or week. Maybe is a week you can just not have interest since the person will give it in a short period of time. But for me, 3-5% interest is reasonably fair if you invest in a passive investment. But if you are trading, you can earn at least 20% or higher interest depending on the fluctuations of the coin prices in the market. Why are you saying that we can earn at least 20% or even higher if most wannabe traders are losing in the long haul? I don't deny that some skilled traders may earn that high, but how many people can earn anything at all? Trading basically means that those who earn are taking money from those who lose. And I think that only a few percent remain in the green over time. What is the reason behind you posting these figures? Simple ignorance or do you have an agenda? |
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October 23, 2016, 10:16:09 PM |
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5% monthly.
That is very high interest. People might borrow from you for a few days with that kind of high interest. Nope, 5% monthly is the least amount of profit you can have it is not high since we are talking a month and not a day or week. Maybe is a week you can just not have interest since the person will give it in a short period of time. But for me, 3-5% interest is reasonably fair if you invest in a passive investment. But if you are trading, you can earn at least 20% or higher interest depending on the fluctuations of the coin prices in the market. For me too, 3-5% monthly interest is enough. I just want to have sure it's a 100% safe deal. If it's guaranteed, the interest value doesn't matter very much for me. I will receive a safe income with no worries and panic to be scammed. That is what really matter for me. |
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October 25, 2016, 03:33:14 PM |
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5% monthly.
That is very high interest. People might borrow from you for a few days with that kind of high interest. Nope, 5% monthly is the least amount of profit you can have it is not high since we are talking a month and not a day or week. Maybe is a week you can just not have interest since the person will give it in a short period of time. But for me, 3-5% interest is reasonably fair if you invest in a passive investment. But if you are trading, you can earn at least 20% or higher interest depending on the fluctuations of the coin prices in the market. For me too, 3-5% monthly interest is enough. I just want to have sure it's a 100% safe deal. If it's guaranteed, the interest value doesn't matter very much for me. I will receive a safe income with no worries and panic to be scammed. That is what really matter for me. Yes I agree this 3-5% interest is enough. As long as there an increase in the value then it's better to stay that way. But if there's more than 5% interest then it will be best for you. Just be careful where to invest your money too there's a lot of scammed sites will lure and eat you. |
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wildworld
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October 25, 2016, 07:19:12 PM |
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Every investor is looking for something different on a potential investment.
Investing is make informed choices and be patient. Just as ironing you a nice return.
With the experience and knowledge of trading is 3% per month a nice value ..
It is 36% per year!
You do not always want more!
3% without losing your capital I like !!
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October 26, 2016, 02:28:21 AM |
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found an article on good profit margins: http://www.investopedia.com/articles/personal-finance/093015/whats-good-profit-margin-new-business.aspit depends on the industry. using that article as a guide, I would expect returns between 4% and 10%. The only people who get 20% interest are credit card companies and the ones who get 50% are your local loan shark and he quickly runs out of customers (or customers run out of fingers). For an investment I would be happy with 3%. If you get rid of inflation (depending on your local currency/country) it would end up being between 1.5 and 2% which is decent. Maybe I'm just being overly conservative or maybe I'm just happy to earn a little more than a typical savings account. |
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maydna
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October 26, 2016, 03:30:55 AM |
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for me, i think i will consider to get 2-5% per month and i know that interest will be grow because there always be fluctuation in money. but now its hard to find investment that really give 2-5% per month because we should pay fee for the investment.
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Caladonian
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October 26, 2016, 03:35:52 AM |
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for me, i think i will consider to get 2-5% per month and i know that interest will be grow because there always be fluctuation in money. but now its hard to find investment that really give 2-5% per month because we should pay fee for the investment.
Thats already good interest if we can find stable but free of charge investment and also if the company is not risky i can say the amount is really big considering that you are placing your money and you are just waiting for the generated profits. |
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October 26, 2016, 04:57:45 AM |
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Food for thought.
The best hedge funds in the world have averaged about 15% a year.
In the United States, like many other countries, it is easy to file with the regulatory commission (sec) to build investment syndication. One I looked at quite recently acquired around 5 million dollars in first round funding after promising a clear path to 16% yields through secured debt purchases.
Every post I've read says usees expect a 3% to 10% MONTHLY return. This exceeds the returns from the best investors in the world by 3 to 10 times.
So, my question to you all is why the heck would anyone consider asking for money on a Web forum when there are billions of dollars in VC funding available for clear ppans? Why would someone with the ability to generate such massive revenues be asking for money in this way?
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October 26, 2016, 07:38:40 AM |
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3% would be a very good interest on a certain loaning business hence you wouldnt hurt soo much to those who borrow money from you and its already a good source of income regarding on this business but be sure to lend the right ones in able to avoid such scams from other fake borrowers, be sure to demand high value collateral to play safe at all what might happen though.
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October 28, 2016, 08:04:49 PM |
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3% would be a very good interest on a certain loaning business hence you wouldnt hurt soo much to those who borrow money from you and its already a good source of income regarding on this business but be sure to lend the right ones in able to avoid such scams from other fake borrowers, be sure to demand high value collateral to play safe at all what might happen though.
Are you saying 3% monthly? I think it's a good offer. Where I live the banks give only 0.07% interest monthly. Very bad offer for us investors. With 3% I would live very happy with this extra income. |
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tee-rex
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October 28, 2016, 09:01:24 PM |
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So, my question to you all is why the heck would anyone consider asking for money on a Web forum when there are billions of dollars in VC funding available for clear ppans? Why would someone with the ability to generate such massive revenues be asking for money in this way?
May I try to answer your question? Thank you. You think and say about massive revenues, but you obviously don't take into account that these revenues are only massive in relative terms. In absolute terms they are not hefty, and the main issue with them is that they are not scalable. It is not uncommon to make 5% monthly on a small investment, say 1 Bitcoin. This is the max you can get without risking too much, but what is 0.05 BTC per month? Just dust, and if you invest more, your returns will drop dramatically. |
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Zadicar
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October 29, 2016, 06:18:34 AM |
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So, my question to you all is why the heck would anyone consider asking for money on a Web forum when there are billions of dollars in VC funding available for clear ppans? Why would someone with the ability to generate such massive revenues be asking for money in this way?
May I try to answer your question? Thank you. You think and say about massive revenues, but you obviously don't take into account that these revenues are only massive in relative terms. In absolute terms they are not hefty, and the main issue with them is that they are not scalable. It is not uncommon to make 5% monthly on a small investment, say 1 Bitcoin. This is the max you can get without risking too much, but what is 0.05 BTC per month? Just dust, and if you invest more, your returns will drop dramatically. Putting up 1 btc on the purpose of making some small loan business would really just wasting your time though because you are only gaining small amounts of profits on monthly basis. 5% would be already big for some on monthly interest some may offer even lower because of the competition some offer 3-4% which is lower and probably borrowers would always seek for the lowest interest lendor. |
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November 04, 2016, 04:51:42 AM |
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So, my question to you all is why the heck would anyone consider asking for money on a Web forum when there are billions of dollars in VC funding available for clear ppans? Why would someone with the ability to generate such massive revenues be asking for money in this way?
May I try to answer your question? Thank you. You think and say about massive revenues, but you obviously don't take into account that these revenues are only massive in relative terms. In absolute terms they are not hefty, and the main issue with them is that they are not scalable. It is not uncommon to make 5% monthly on a small investment, say 1 Bitcoin. This is the max you can get without risking too much, but what is 0.05 BTC per month? Just dust, and if you invest more, your returns will drop dramatically. Putting up 1 btc on the purpose of making some small loan business would really just wasting your time though because you are only gaining small amounts of profits on monthly basis. 5% would be already big for some on monthly interest some may offer even lower because of the competition some offer 3-4% which is lower and probably borrowers would always seek for the lowest interest lendor. As we all know there are lots of users here does have lending services or businesses which means lots of competitions are there. If you are just starting up then you should begin with a low interest compare to others so that others would see you and might possible build trust and gain reputation on the long run but as you mentioned 1 btc for starting would not be ideal because you only gain on small profits. |
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