ASICMINER for dummies?

[🏰 TradeFortress 🏰]

When they deploy the next batch.

The dividends are pretty good by the way.

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[seleme]

Could you save me some time and post when is that coming?

[Franktank]

Wow, are these dividends going to be any higher, 0.007 is pretty low, it's 13-14 months of current share prices

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=99497.msg1819469#msg1819469

and

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=99497.msg1767379#msg1767379

[philipma1957]

OKAY  at .007 a week in 10 weeks that is .07 and in 50 weeks that is .35 bitcoin am i correct> or is the .007  a fraction of a unit different then a bitcoin.

[🏰 TradeFortress 🏰]

OKAY  at .007 a week in 10 weeks that is .07 and in 50 weeks that is .35 bitcoin am i correct> or is the .007  a fraction of a unit different then a bitcoin.

It's a bitcoin.

[creativex]

OKAY  at .007 a week in 10 weeks that is .07 and in 50 weeks that is .35 bitcoin am i correct> or is the .007  a fraction of a unit different then a bitcoin.

You do realize that @ .007 paid weekly with a share price of .84 that equates to a .8333% weekly dividend, a .1190% daily dividend and a 43.4522% APY right? That's pretty respectable in the BTC universe and there's nothing I'm aware of in the fiat world paying anything near that.

We're clearly spoiled here in cryptoland when a 43% return is seen as low.

[🏰 TradeFortress 🏰]

Tell that to the people who invested with Pirate?

[seleme]

That's OK for people that holds coins from earlier time, not really for us later adopters, it's pretty risky to invest at current prices for something that would need 2+ years to make roi.

I'd probably enter if it is 0.02 per share, unfortunately not at 0.007 as much as I would like. That USB stuff looks promising but shares went up after it's announced so it canceled lot of it's potential.

[🏰 TradeFortress 🏰]

That's OK for people that holds coins from earlier time, not really for us later adopters, it's pretty risky to invest at current prices for something that would need 2+ years to make roi.

I'd probably enter if it is 0.02 per share, unfortunately not at 0.007 as much as I would like. That USB stuff looks promising but shares went up after it's announced so it canceled lot of it's potential.

Are you silly? What kind of P/E ratios are you expecting?

[phantastisch]

That's OK for people that holds coins from earlier time, not really for us later adopters, it's pretty risky to invest at current prices for something that would need 2+ years to make roi.

I'd probably enter if it is 0.02 per share, unfortunately not at 0.007 as much as I would like. That USB stuff looks promising but shares went up after it's announced so it cancel lot of it.

Rising share price , Promising outlook with a future in selling hardware and mining btc  ? Did you ever buy a Stock ? Apple does not even pay dividends. Many companies in the real world pay only up to 4 % per year If you think it is too expensive you clearly cannot afford it, and therefore should not buy.

[seleme]

That's OK for people that holds coins from earlier time, not really for us later adopters, it's pretty risky to invest at current prices for something that would need 2+ years to make roi.

I'd probably enter if it is 0.02 per share, unfortunately not at 0.007 as much as I would like. That USB stuff looks promising but shares went up after it's announced so it canceled lot of it's potential.

Are you silly? What kind of P/E ratios re you expecting?

In a market as volatile as btc is I'd expect to make roi in a year at most.

As I said, if I'm early adopter and have few hundreds or few thousands coins, than it would be easy thing to do. Unfortunately, I'm not so I'm not ready to do it for roi expected in 2+ years, lot of things can happen in that time.

Rising share price , Promising outlook with a future in selling hardware and mining btc  ? Did you ever buy a Stock ? Apple does not even pay dividends. Many companies in the real world pay only up to 4 % per year If you think it is too expensive you clearly cannot afford it, and therefore should not buy.

We're talking about some different things, BTC is still highly risk market, it's far away from regular business. I don't care about rising share price, my main aim would be toearn more coins from dividends. I don't own lot of coins and would need to buy them to purchase shares. I can afford what I can afford, it's not millions but it's few bucks but I'm not ready to risk even what I can afford in such volatile market and at current btc prices for such long term. I'd rather trade coins on exchanges.

[Franktank]

That's OK for people that holds coins from earlier time, not really for us later adopters, it's pretty risky to invest at current prices for something that would need 2+ years to make roi.

I'd probably enter if it is 0.02 per share, unfortunately not at 0.007 as much as I would like. That USB stuff looks promising but shares went up after it's announced so it canceled lot of it's potential.

Yes but it was the "early adopters" that took on that risk. Board members basically spent 500 BTC ($6500 at the time) for 5k shares. They could easily cash out for $300k now. Whether you think it's expensive or not, is up to you. friedcat has followed through with his previous announcements and the upcoming ones will definitely raise share prices.

If you looked at my links, you'd realize that the 0.007/share is only temporary.

[creativex]

Tell that to the people who invested with Pirate?

No thanks. They'd have ignored me anyway, just as they ignored the many people claiming it was an impossible to maintain ponzi.

[seleme]

That's OK for people that holds coins from earlier time, not really for us later adopters, it's pretty risky to invest at current prices for something that would need 2+ years to make roi.

I'd probably enter if it is 0.02 per share, unfortunately not at 0.007 as much as I would like. That USB stuff looks promising but shares went up after it's announced so it canceled lot of it's potential.

Yes but it was the "early adopters" that took on that risk. Board members basically spent 500 BTC ($6500 at the time) for 5k shares. They could easily cash out for $300k now. Whether you think it's expensive or not, is up to you. friedcat has followed through with his previous announcements and the upcoming ones will definitely raise share prices.

If you looked at my links, you'd realize that the 0.007/share is only temporary.

I'm not bashing anyone here, it's clearly to see that asicminer is reliable company. Good luck to them and all of youthat are holding shares, I wish I wouldhave some too but unfortunately won't do it at the moment, I'd rather buy some of those usb babies

[🏰 TradeFortress 🏰]

That's OK for people that holds coins from earlier time, not really for us later adopters, it's pretty risky to invest at current prices for something that would need 2+ years to make roi.

I'd probably enter if it is 0.02 per share, unfortunately not at 0.007 as much as I would like. That USB stuff looks promising but shares went up after it's announced so it canceled lot of it's potential.

Are you silly? What kind of P/E ratios re you expecting?

In a market as volatile as btc is I'd expect to make roi in a year at most.

As I said, if I'm early adopter and have few hundreds or few thousands coins, than it would be easy thing to do. Unfortunately, I'm not so I'm not ready to do it for roi expected in 2+ years, lot of things can happen in that time.

Rising share price , Promising outlook with a future in selling hardware and mining btc  ? Did you ever buy a Stock ? Apple does not even pay dividends. Many companies in the real world pay only up to 4 % per year If you think it is too expensive you clearly cannot afford it, and therefore should not buy.

We're talking about some different things, BTC is still highly risk market, it's far away from regular business. I don't care about rising share price, my main aim would be toearn more coins from dividends. I don't own lot of coins and would need to buy them to purchase shares. I can afford what I can afford, it's not millions but it's few bucks but I'm not ready to risk even what I can afford in such volatile market and at current btc prices for such long term. I'd rather trade coins on exchanges.

Then you could deposit coins in coinlenders and earn interest. The returns are not going to be 350%+ a year (seems like what you imply you're looking for), but I guarantee deposits so you're not going to lose them.

[seleme]

That's OK for people that holds coins from earlier time, not really for us later adopters, it's pretty risky to invest at current prices for something that would need 2+ years to make roi.

I'd probably enter if it is 0.02 per share, unfortunately not at 0.007 as much as I would like. That USB stuff looks promising but shares went up after it's announced so it canceled lot of it's potential.

Are you silly? What kind of P/E ratios re you expecting?

In a market as volatile as btc is I'd expect to make roi in a year at most.

As I said, if I'm early adopter and have few hundreds or few thousands coins, than it would be easy thing to do. Unfortunately, I'm not so I'm not ready to do it for roi expected in 2+ years, lot of things can happen in that time.

Rising share price , Promising outlook with a future in selling hardware and mining btc  ? Did you ever buy a Stock ? Apple does not even pay dividends. Many companies in the real world pay only up to 4 % per year If you think it is too expensive you clearly cannot afford it, and therefore should not buy.

We're talking about some different things, BTC is still highly risk market, it's far away from regular business. I don't care about rising share price, my main aim would be toearn more coins from dividends. I don't own lot of coins and would need to buy them to purchase shares. I can afford what I can afford, it's not millions but it's few bucks but I'm not ready to risk even what I can afford in such volatile market and at current btc prices for such long term. I'd rather trade coins on exchanges.

Then you could deposit coins in coinlenders and earn interest. The returns are not going to be 350%+ a year (seems like what you imply you're looking for), but I guarantee deposits so you're not going to lose them.

No, I'm muslim, I don't lend money/coins for profit. It's trading for me then.

[Franktank]

No, I'm muslim, I don't lend money/coins for profit. It's trading for me then.

Very well, all the information is in here and in the main thread. In my opinion, now is the time to buy AM shares if you don't want to pay over 1 BTC/share.

[philipma1957]

OKAY  at .007 a week in 10 weeks that is .07 and in 50 weeks that is .35 bitcoin am i correct> or is the .007  a fraction of a unit different then a bitcoin.

You do realize that @ .007 paid weekly with a share price of .84 that equates to a .8333% weekly dividend, a .1190% daily dividend and a 43.4522% APY right? That's pretty respectable in the BTC universe and there's nothing I'm aware of in the fiat world paying anything near that.

We're clearly spoiled here in cryptoland when a 43% return is seen as low.

  funny that your interpretation is I said the return was low. I just wanted to understand the .35 for 50 weeks if it was based on a bit coin or the share price that I purchased it at.

A return of .35 bitcoin for a .84 bit coin purchase is good for a 1 year return.  I would take a .2 bitcoin return for a .84 bitcoin purchase.   each year.

[creativex]

OKAY  at .007 a week in 10 weeks that is .07 and in 50 weeks that is .35 bitcoin am i correct> or is the .007  a fraction of a unit different then a bitcoin.

You do realize that @ .007 paid weekly with a share price of .84 that equates to a .8333% weekly dividend, a .1190% daily dividend and a 43.4522% APY right? That's pretty respectable in the BTC universe and there's nothing I'm aware of in the fiat world paying anything near that.

We're clearly spoiled here in cryptoland when a 43% return is seen as low.

  funny that your interpretation is I said the return was low. I just wanted to understand the .35 for 50 weeks if it was based on a bit coin or the share price that I purchased it at.

A return of .35 bitcoin for a .84 bit coin purchase is good for a 1 year return.  I would take a .2 bitcoin return for a .84 bitcoin purchase.   each year.

I apologize. I attributed this post:

Wow, are these dividends going to be any higher, 0.007 is pretty low, it's 13-14 months of current share prices

To you and that was an error.

[philipma1957]

OKAY  at .007 a week in 10 weeks that is .07 and in 50 weeks that is .35 bitcoin am i correct> or is the .007  a fraction of a unit different then a bitcoin.

You do realize that @ .007 paid weekly with a share price of .84 that equates to a .8333% weekly dividend, a .1190% daily dividend and a 43.4522% APY right? That's pretty respectable in the BTC universe and there's nothing I'm aware of in the fiat world paying anything near that.

We're clearly spoiled here in cryptoland when a 43% return is seen as low.

  funny that your interpretation is I said the return was low. I just wanted to understand the .35 for 50 weeks if it was based on a bit coin or the share price that I purchased it at.

A return of .35 bitcoin for a .84 bit coin purchase is good for a 1 year return.  I would take a .2 bitcoin return for a .84 bitcoin purchase.   each year.

I apologize. I attributed this post:

Wow, are these dividends going to be any higher, 0.007 is pretty low, it's 13-14 months of current share prices

To you and that was an error.

    it is all good. no problem.