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June 16, 2016, 12:15:41 PM |
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http://www.c[Suspicious link removed]m/2016/06/14/brexit-news-uncertainty-around-eu-vote-causing-volatility-in-markets.html Euro will join Bitcoin with more conviction in the future it seems!
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marcus_of_augustus
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June 16, 2016, 12:21:03 PM |
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8am Virginia time and the trolls are back at work pumping an altcoin, USA and apple pie bright and early today ...
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Jord33
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June 16, 2016, 12:26:19 PM |
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The Spinning plates are wobbling all over the shop.  True. Cashed out 1/3 of my winnings locked in profits. From that other coin.
Hmmm... I am more talking about the global shitfest that is coming home to roost. The same one that keeps coming but never comes? What, specifically, are you talking about? It never comes? what hole have you been hiding in my friend? I think you have a case of cannot see the forest for all of the trees situation going on. No go on, tell me, tell me about the healthy global economy and how everything is under control and all going to be just fun and games and all dandy... I could do with a soothing fairy tale. (hint: use your own eyes and brain) If he can give you a dignified logical response to that I'll give him a cookie.... fuck it I'll even buy him a beer lol
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empowering
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June 16, 2016, 12:34:20 PM |
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The Spinning plates are wobbling all over the shop.  True. Cashed out 1/3 of my winnings locked in profits. From that other coin.
Hmmm... I am more talking about the global shitfest that is coming home to roost. The same one that keeps coming but never comes? What, specifically, are you talking about? It never comes? what hole have you been hiding in my friend? I think you have a case of cannot see the forest for all of the trees situation going on. No go on, tell me, tell me about the healthy global economy and how everything is under control and all going to be just fun and games and all dandy... I could do with a soothing fairy tale. Just asking you to clarify what you mean by "global shitfest." I live in US, my standard of living is just fine, my streets are safe. Water, sewage, sanitation, and electricity & internet never go out. In short, farting through silk. So, what are you talking about? I really would not want or need to waste my time with you, you continue farting through silk mate, keep your head buried in the sand, bully for you. In the meantime, we shall just pretend that the sovereign and corporate and private debt levels are sane, the markets are healthy, that monetary and fiscal policies are working just fine, the economies are all healthy, that there is not massive bubbles in the stock markets, the debt markets, and real estate markets, there will be no further QE to infinity, that sovereign states will not need to continue buying their own bonds back, and there will be no inflation, and that there is no growing unrest (civil and state) around the world. Just as long as you are "farting through silk" everything must be all good.
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gogodr
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June 16, 2016, 12:37:21 PM |
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I think it may see $800 today.
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MySecondCunt
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June 16, 2016, 12:39:14 PM |
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The Spinning plates are wobbling all over the shop.  True. Cashed out 1/3 of my winnings locked in profits. From that other coin.
Hmmm... I am more talking about the global shitfest that is coming home to roost. The same one that keeps coming but never comes? What, specifically, are you talking about? It never comes? what hole have you been hiding in my friend? I think you have a case of cannot see the forest for all of the trees situation going on. No go on, tell me, tell me about the healthy global economy and how everything is under control and all going to be just fun and games and all dandy... I could do with a soothing fairy tale. Just asking you to clarify what you mean by "global shitfest." I live in US, my standard of living is just fine, my streets are safe. Water, sewage, sanitation, and electricity & internet never go out. In short, farting through silk. So, what are you talking about? I really would not want or need to waste my time with you, you continue farting through silk mate, keep your head buried in the sand, bully for you. In the meantime, we shall just pretend that the sovereign and corporate and private debt levels are sane, the markets are healthy, that monetary and fiscal policies are working just fine, the economies are all healthy, that there is not massive bubbles in the stock markets, the debt markets, and real estate markets, there will be no further QE to infinity, that sovereign states will not need to continue buying their own bonds back, and there will be no inflation, and that there is no growing unrest (civil and state) around the world. Just as long as you are "farting through silk" everything must be all good. > sovereign and corporate and private debt levels are sane You don't understand what debt is. It's not a bad thing you imagine it to be. If you owe me money, for instance, I'd be much less likely to rob or kill you. Because then you'll never pay me back. >that monetary and fiscal policies are working just fine, the economies are all healthy Seems to be working great thus far. Also, "Fine" compared to what?
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empowering
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June 16, 2016, 12:41:10 PM |
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> sovereign and corporate and private debt levels are sane You don't understand what debt is. It's not a bad thing you imagine it to be. If you owe me money, for instance, I'd be much less likely to rob or kill you. Because then you'll never pay me back.
I work in the financial markets, and have done most of my life. (ps the debt levels are not sane- and simply put cheap easy money always comes home to roost, also the world has not actually ever seen a shit storm of this magnitude before so.......) Yah dont worry, everything is great.  ps (I work 15 hours a day at least 5-6 days a week, working with investors and their portfolios I may add, so I work hard and long hours and tbh, I do not need to, and will not waste my time, with your pointless disingenuous BS, if you cannot see it, I do not have the time to explain it to you)
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MySecondCunt
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June 16, 2016, 12:45:42 PM |
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> sovereign and corporate and private debt levels are sane You don't understand what debt is. It's not a bad thing you imagine it to be. If you owe me money, for instance, I'd be much less likely to rob or kill you. Because then you'll never pay me back.
I work in the financial markets, and have done most of my life. What's your point? There are crazy/ignorant people working in every field, some paranoid schizophrenics batshit crazies bad apples slip through the cracks. Not a valid condemnation of the financial field 
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June 16, 2016, 12:48:06 PM |
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> sovereign and corporate and private debt levels are sane You don't understand what debt is. It's not a bad thing you imagine it to be. If you owe me money, for instance, I'd be much less likely to rob or kill you. Because then you'll never pay me back.
So following the same logic, if you loan me money, I am more likely to kill you because then I won't have to pay you back?
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Elwar
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June 16, 2016, 12:50:24 PM |
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Foreign investors are dumping US debt at record levels at the same time that US debt is at record levels. Who is going to buy our US debt? That's all the US has left at this point. They certainly don't produce anything except for war and debt. http://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-treasury-securities-idUSKCN0Z2038
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MySecondCunt
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June 16, 2016, 12:53:39 PM |
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> sovereign and corporate and private debt levels are sane You don't understand what debt is. It's not a bad thing you imagine it to be. If you owe me money, for instance, I'd be much less likely to rob or kill you. Because then you'll never pay me back.
So following the same logic, if you loan me money, I am more likely to kill you because then I won't have to pay you back? It's true. You're also more likely to make me poorer, by simply not paying me back. That's why lenders do risk assessment and charge appropriate interest. And why jackbooted thugs are retained by both parties, to make such killings unprofitable (albeit less unprofitable for the borrower). I'm surprised you haven't thought of this yourself  >That's all the US has left at this point Might have something else left, Elwar. Hint: you work for them 
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Elwar
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June 16, 2016, 12:58:37 PM |
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> sovereign and corporate and private debt levels are sane You don't understand what debt is. It's not a bad thing you imagine it to be. If you owe me money, for instance, I'd be much less likely to rob or kill you. Because then you'll never pay me back.
So following the same logic, if you loan me money, I am more likely to kill you because then I won't have to pay you back? It's true. You're also more likely to make me poorer, by simply not paying me back. That's why lenders do risk assessment and charge appropriate interest. And why jackbooted thugs are retained by both parties, to make such killings unprofitable (albeit less unprofitable for the borrower). I'm surprised you haven't thought of this yourself  >That's all the US has left at this point Might have something else left, Elwar. Hint: you work for them  As I said "don't produce anything except for war and debt". Though they both tend to go hand in hand.
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June 16, 2016, 01:01:24 PM |
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the entire global financial situation becomes the perfect storm for bitcoin. it could still fail, we all know. but future price hikes could also surprise even the biggest bitcoin-über bull by orders of magnitude. well, i am definetely a bit euphoric right now.
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MySecondCunt
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June 16, 2016, 01:01:55 PM |
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> sovereign and corporate and private debt levels are sane You don't understand what debt is. It's not a bad thing you imagine it to be. If you owe me money, for instance, I'd be much less likely to rob or kill you. Because then you'll never pay me back.
So following the same logic, if you loan me money, I am more likely to kill you because then I won't have to pay you back? It's true. You're also more likely to make me poorer, by simply not paying me back. That's why lenders do risk assessment and charge appropriate interest. And why jackbooted thugs are retained by both parties, to make such killings unprofitable (albeit less unprofitable for the borrower). I'm surprised you haven't thought of this yourself  >That's all the US has left at this point Might have something else left, Elwar. Hint: you work for them  As I said "don't produce anything except for war and debt". Though they both tend to go hand in hand. So stop fueling the war machine, Elmo. Stop working for the US military, stop colluding with those jackbooted mofos. Why does this even need to be said?
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Elwar
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June 16, 2016, 01:05:39 PM |
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the entire global financial situation becomes the perfect storm for bitcoin. it could still fail, we all know. but future price hikes could also surprise even the biggest bitcoin-über bull by orders of magnitude. well, i am definetely a bit euphoric right now. But any gains in "dollar value" made from the economy crumbling will not increase buying value too much. If it costs $10,000 for a loaf of bread and the bitcoin price is $10,737 it will not be that great of an outcome. Though it would probably push the price up as people who still have money try to find a safe haven for their money. And people with dollars will be up shit creek trying to buy a $10,000 loaf of bread if their salary does not also rise as quickly.
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Elwar
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June 16, 2016, 01:07:32 PM |
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> sovereign and corporate and private debt levels are sane You don't understand what debt is. It's not a bad thing you imagine it to be. If you owe me money, for instance, I'd be much less likely to rob or kill you. Because then you'll never pay me back.
So following the same logic, if you loan me money, I am more likely to kill you because then I won't have to pay you back? It's true. You're also more likely to make me poorer, by simply not paying me back. That's why lenders do risk assessment and charge appropriate interest. And why jackbooted thugs are retained by both parties, to make such killings unprofitable (albeit less unprofitable for the borrower). I'm surprised you haven't thought of this yourself  >That's all the US has left at this point Might have something else left, Elwar. Hint: you work for them  As I said "don't produce anything except for war and debt". Though they both tend to go hand in hand. So stop fueling the war machine, Elmo. Stop working for the US military, stop colluding with those jackbooted mofos. Why does this even need to be said? Stop giving the idiots in Congress money. I can't help if those idiots want to give me a lot of money to make American voters feel "safe". I've stopped paying taxes. That does more to stop the war machine than me opening up a slot for someone else to fill.
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MySecondCunt
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June 16, 2016, 01:15:59 PM |
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> sovereign and corporate and private debt levels are sane You don't understand what debt is. It's not a bad thing you imagine it to be. If you owe me money, for instance, I'd be much less likely to rob or kill you. Because then you'll never pay me back.
So following the same logic, if you loan me money, I am more likely to kill you because then I won't have to pay you back? It's true. You're also more likely to make me poorer, by simply not paying me back. That's why lenders do risk assessment and charge appropriate interest. And why jackbooted thugs are retained by both parties, to make such killings unprofitable (albeit less unprofitable for the borrower). I'm surprised you haven't thought of this yourself  >That's all the US has left at this point Might have something else left, Elwar. Hint: you work for them  As I said "don't produce anything except for war and debt". Though they both tend to go hand in hand. So stop fueling the war machine, Elmo. Stop working for the US military, stop colluding with those jackbooted mofos. Why does this even need to be said? Stop giving the idiots in Congress money. I can't help if those idiots want to give me a lot of money to make American voters feel "safe". You are literally one of the jackbooted thugs you claim to despise. You *ARE* Robert Sterling Wilson, The Black Führer of Harlem  You're Waffen SS Freiwilligen because you can't help it, the pay is good. "Stop supporting Hitler," you say, "and I'll quit Waffen SS."
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June 16, 2016, 01:19:43 PM |
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the entire global financial situation becomes the perfect storm for bitcoin. it could still fail, we all know. but future price hikes could also surprise even the biggest bitcoin-über bull by orders of magnitude. well, i am definetely a bit euphoric right now. But any gains in "dollar value" made from the economy crumbling will not increase buying value too much. If it costs $10,000 for a loaf of bread and the bitcoin price is $10,737 it will not be that great of an outcome. Though it would probably push the price up as people who still have money try to find a safe haven for their money. And people with dollars will be up shit creek trying to buy a $10,000 loaf of bread if their salary does not also rise as quickly. right, a global financial blow-off could create chaos in which bitcoin is worthless. it could survive, though.
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