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Buddy I am watching the debate to see what moron to vote for prez. I am hoping btc goes so fucking high that I can leave this country in a few years.
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Buddy I am watching the debate to see what moron to vote for prez. I am hoping btc goes so fucking high that I can leave this country in a few years.
Over here in the UK the choices next year are between utterly clueless & aimless, and a party that has literally been associated with antisemitism recently. Like Brewster's Millions; I will be voting for "None of the Above" and hopefully rich enough like Brewster was to not give a F anymore.
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November 09, 2023, 02:06:07 AM |
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buddy will you just post a 36k and shoot to 37k right after that.
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November 09, 2023, 02:32:29 AM |
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buddy keep showing that bid wall at 36.2k
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November 09, 2023, 02:47:52 AM |
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Just sold some at 36303 coinbase.
no it was 36363
maybe we go past 37k
we peaked at about 36633
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November 09, 2023, 02:57:02 AM |
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>50k CAD is nice to see again.
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November 09, 2023, 03:02:02 AM Last edit: November 09, 2023, 03:14:30 AM by philipma1957 |
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>50k CAD is nice to see again.
yes maybe 50k USD will come back this year. Nice to see buddy post a 36k+ This goes back to may 6th 2022 maybe may 7th 2022 since we had a 36k+ price that is more than 18 months wait to get back to that spot.
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Mmm...corn
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November 09, 2023, 04:08:07 AM Last edit: November 09, 2023, 04:49:20 AM by Biodom |
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@phil...Unless politics will be totally screwy, I am planning to stay put no matter the bitcoin price. GDP per capita in US is higher than in UK and Germany, albeit lower than in Switzerland and, interestingly, Ireland, which means that salaries are typically higher in US as well. The long term cap gains are manageable, too, at 20-23.8% (with no taxes on the first 89K for a couple and 15% on the first $553K). Take 89K per year with no taxes, use it on whatever (regular salary covers everything else): real estate, investment in private companies, etc, etc. 89k is very roughly a $1mil house mortgage plus RE taxes in lower RE tax places like California. In TX, a higher RE tax (was about 1.6%/year, effectively; now prop 4 just passed, so it would be lower by about 15%, so maybe about 1.4%) but you get "more house".
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@phil...Unless politics will be totally screwy, I am planning to stay put no matter the bitcoin price. GDP per capita in US is higher than in UK and Germany, albeit lower than in Switzerland and, interestingly, Ireland, which means that salaries are typically higher in US as well. The long term cap gains are manageable, too, at 20-23.8% (with no taxes on the first 89K for a couple and 15% on the first $553K). Take 89K per year with no taxes, use it on whatever (regular salary covers everything else): real estate, investment in private companies, etc, etc. 89k is very roughly $1mil house mortgage plus RE taxes in lower RE tax places like California. In TX, a higher RE tax (was about 1.6%/year, effectively; now prop 4 just passed, so it would be lower by about 15%, so maybe about 1.4%) but you get "more house".
Phil, Biodom, I have often thought of leaving the USA should I get rich (not quite there yet). The problem is finding a nice "Plan B" country, which over the years I have given a lot of thought to. My first inclinations were to look at South & Central America, as I speak the language and have some familiarity with some of those countries. One country in particular I looked at in detail, as I have nice in-laws there, the food is good, etc. But the politics of ALL those countries is very volatile, can drastically change on a dime... Europe sort of looks good, but most is expensive. And the cultures just different enough so that I would feel like, well, a foreigner. Europe is pretty diverse, and I have not visited all of the many countries there. Weather (cold) is an issue that I do take into account as well. I do understand why many Americans would be happy to look at somewhere in Europe. I've even visited and looked at Dubai, which has some strong plusses and minuses. Rest of Asia? No thanks. Even with our chaos, the USA still looks relatively good to me vs. all the other countries I have visited and/or examined. Things can change though, and probably will. I'm leaving my options open.
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November 09, 2023, 05:08:33 AM |
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@phil...Unless politics will be totally screwy, I am planning to stay put no matter the bitcoin price. GDP per capita in US is higher than in UK and Germany, albeit lower than in Switzerland and, interestingly, Ireland, which means that salaries are typically higher in US as well. The long term cap gains are manageable, too, at 20-23.8% (with no taxes on the first 89K for a couple and 15% on the first $553K). Take 89K per year with no taxes, use it on whatever (regular salary covers everything else): real estate, investment in private companies, etc, etc. 89k is very roughly $1mil house mortgage plus RE taxes in lower RE tax places like California. In TX, a higher RE tax (was about 1.6%/year, effectively; now prop 4 just passed, so it would be lower by about 15%, so maybe about 1.4%) but you get "more house".
Phil, Biodom, I have often thought of leaving the USA should I get rich (not quite there yet). The problem is finding a nice "Plan B" country, which over the years I have given a lot of thought to. My first inclinations were to look at South & Central America, as I speak the language and have some familiarity with some of those countries. One country in particular I looked at in detail, as I have nice in-laws there, the food is good, etc. But the politics of ALL those countries is very volatile, can drastically change on a dime... Europe sort of looks good, but most is expensive. And the cultures just different enough so that I would feel like, well, a foreigner. Europe is pretty diverse, and I have not visited all of the many countries there. Weather (cold) is an issue that I do take into account as well. I do understand why many Americans would be happy to look at somewhere in Europe. I've even visited and looked at Dubai, which has some strong plusses and minuses. Rest of Asia? No thanks. Even with our chaos, the USA still looks relatively good to me vs. all the other countries I have visited and/or examined. Things can change though, and probably will. I'm leaving my options open. Australia Italy Argentina Based on the size of my wife's family and here relatives I have met the three above could work. My main issue is my wife and I have 3 pensions all paid by US fed government so I would need quite a bit of money to leave the USA.
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November 09, 2023, 05:26:18 AM |
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Just sold some at 36303 coinbase.
no it was 36363
maybe we go past 37k
we peaked at about 36633
Selling?!?! WTF my dude. If there’s one thing I learned early on with Bitcoin, it’s that it’s better to wait and sell on the way down then to sell on the way up. You’re no newbie to the 4 year cycle. Surely you must be expecting BTC to hit deep into six figure territory 18 months from now. Does this mean you aren’t dollar cost averaging anymore?
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@phil...Unless politics will be totally screwy, I am planning to stay put no matter the bitcoin price. GDP per capita in US is higher than in UK and Germany, albeit lower than in Switzerland and, interestingly, Ireland, which means that salaries are typically higher in US as well. The long term cap gains are manageable, too, at 20-23.8% (with no taxes on the first 89K for a couple and 15% on the first $553K). Take 89K per year with no taxes, use it on whatever (regular salary covers everything else): real estate, investment in private companies, etc, etc. 89k is very roughly $1mil house mortgage plus RE taxes in lower RE tax places like California. In TX, a higher RE tax (was about 1.6%/year, effectively; now prop 4 just passed, so it would be lower by about 15%, so maybe about 1.4%) but you get "more house".
Phil, Biodom, I have often thought of leaving the USA should I get rich (not quite there yet). The problem is finding a nice "Plan B" country, which over the years I have given a lot of thought to. My first inclinations were to look at South & Central America, as I speak the language and have some familiarity with some of those countries. One country in particular I looked at in detail, as I have nice in-laws there, the food is good, etc. But the politics of ALL those countries is very volatile, can drastically change on a dime... Europe sort of looks good, but most is expensive. And the cultures just different enough so that I would feel like, well, a foreigner. Europe is pretty diverse, and I have not visited all of the many countries there. Weather (cold) is an issue that I do take into account as well. I do understand why many Americans would be happy to look at somewhere in Europe. I've even visited and looked at Dubai, which has some strong plusses and minuses. Rest of Asia? No thanks. Even with our chaos, the USA still looks relatively good to me vs. all the other countries I have visited and/or examined. Things can change though, and probably will. I'm leaving my options open. Australia Italy Argentina Based on the size of my wife's family and here relatives I have met the three above could work. My main issue is my wife and I have 3 pensions all paid by US fed government so I would need quite a bit of money to leave the USA. Australia...great cities (a couple always score in the top 5-10 worldwide), very safe. Negatives: real estate is overvalued and maybe a bit too much sun (relatively high incidence of skin cancers). Italy...sounds great...sometimes I dream about the hills of Tuscany..maybe images from some movies about the Roman empire, perhaps. If so, find a place that is a blue zone (check the wiki)..I know that Sardinia is one of them, maybe some others as well...could extend the life by a good 5-10 years or even longer. Argentina...no opinion, but it used to be up, now down, which means it has an up potential right now. With their inflation, bitcoin could be a godsend there.
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