By the way, I sent the above image to someone via text in real life, and at the time of sending the pic, I pretty much said: "You need to be more like me," and the person told me that I needed to explain the picture MOAR better because the picture does not make sense, and I refused to explain the picture. I said that the picture is self-explanatory.. and should be studied more closely in order to understand it.
One of the problems of peeps in real life.. sometimes, and in that regard, I guess I am a meanie in real life, too.. because I refuse to explain more than what is already shown in the picture.
That is kinda mean Mr. JJG. You've gotten your friends, acquaintances and enemies alike used to a certain standard of communication and then you pull the rug out from under them with a simple picture?
I can see what you are saying. It was venturing on the more shocking way of communicating for someone who seems to be failing/refusing to appreciate certain kinds of creative ways that I attempt to communicate about attempting to see the bright side of a seemingly negative situation...
I will clarify, however, I did not share such picture with one of my family members in which I attempt to maintain more formal communications.. it was someone with whom I thought that various kinds of informalities would be acceptable. The reaction caused me to conclude that I might have to be a bit more sparing and less daring with those ways of communicating with that person... Really? "I don't get it." "I don't get it." is just telling me that such person does not want to "get it."
A picture may paint a thousand words but it can't hold a candle to you, sir.
Well? You may have a point. Such person had recently been telling me that there would be a preference that I communicate with more pictures, memes and graphs... yet I have not yet been successful.. and so I am thinking that I should just be sticking to my core competencies, even if such person does not seem to understand such core competencies.
I suggest you apologize to that "someone" and strive to maintain excellence in all further communications. Pfft... a picture.
I cannot recall whether I have ever apologized in my whole life, except when my teachers in grade school would force such words to come out of my mouth. For sure, there are firsts for everything.. I may have to consider the context of the matter, and perhaps for a moment, put myself in my second-grader shoes.. if that might seem the best path forward, given the level of mess that I have so far created for my lil selfie.
And I am also going to sell my house for the dip.
Don't do it.
All we need is another homeless WO participant.. bad enough that so many in these here parts have been considering that they are being creative merely by adding chicken bones to their ramen.
The scary bit is we seem to be experiencing a good deal of catastrophe... ;/
Speak for yourself. I would not call bouncing between $32k and $69k in the past 3 months as being really that bad of a thing, and even if you extrapolate for the whole of the last 12 months from the end of January to the end of January, we are not really that bad even for the whole year.. The 52-week moving average shows the average price for the past year, and even though somewhat flat is still at about $48k.
If you consider that we spent most of 2018, 2019, and 2020 below $10k.. If you look at that 52-week moving average during that time, it had gotten up to nearly $9k by the end of 2018, but then took another 2 years to get up to $9k..
You can see it in this chart (but the certificate for the website is not renewed so maybe you don't want to look)...
https://bitcoincharts.com/charts/bitstampUSD#igWeeklyzczsg2018-02-01zeg2020-10-06ztgMza1gSMAzm1g52za2gSMAzm2g208zvAnyhow, the 52-week moving average has been going up ever since about mid-2019 when it got down to about the $5,500 territory... even though 52-week moving average seems to currently be flattening out in the upper $40ks.. . but still does not seem to be a bad thing....and I suppose the near term BTC price is going to tell us if that 52-week moving average is going to continue to go up, go sideways or go down.. and surely I am thinking that it still has good chances to go up.. even though for sure, I like to simultaneously maintain the "you never know" perspective.
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