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As I've stated before, I have a portfolio that's based on long-term gains and cash flows, not some cheap trick amateur equities/securities flipping scheme. I hold PMB's that I've held onto for a very long time with the purpose of using them to simulate actual mining hardware as a portion of my portfolio. I also hold stocks in order to diversify my portfolio and meet a risk objective. You, on the other hard, plow your entire wallet into the first asset that manages to hold your attention for more than a minute and then you cry like a bitch when you take on losses.
But please, do carry on. I use your posts as one of my primary references to gauge the current crowd mentality, so at least you're helping someone if not yourself.
again ,how many btc you gained so far? If you spend half of you asset on buy PMBs,and other half buying AM. AM increase from 2.4 to 3.4 in last month and currently is the best performance equity, and in the meanwhile all PMBs.. lose about half of its face value. if you are not some unlucky guy bought RTM which lose 75% of its face value in last months. other stocks ,apart from AMC.(AMC is too strange ,although the price have been 5 times increased ,it mostly because the issuer issuing new equity at this price ,it is not a result of free trade.) I really hopes that you get your portfolio makes profit for you...or instead in here attacking someone is crowd... You brave, you losing money ,So why should I care about you ? I am crowd at least I made money on AM. This is BTC not something else, you really think those risk diversification theory is working in this market?? Everyone in the exchanges ,is just like gamble... there are huge possibility that once you wake up in the morning,the issuer has disappeared. The risk your hold more diversification the more likely chances you get issuer disappeared...I treat this like online casino...nothing worry ,just for fun... I know, that's why I've never put a single dollar of fiat money into BTC. And I've made a pretty return to cover the depreciation on my PMB's through investing the dividends into TAT's ASICMINER shares, which I can do on a daily basis with the daily coupons from the PMB's. In doing this, with the ASICMINER price appreciation in recent weeks, I've already covered the returns necessary to completely write off the PMB's. Again, my PMB argument was based on liquidity, not returns. And now I can sell them whenever I want the same way I'd sell used mining hardware...except I don't need to worry about shipping and selling actual hardware.
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SOSLOVE868
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July 02, 2013, 02:18:13 PM |
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I know, that's why I've never put a single dollar of fiat money into BTC. And I've made a pretty return to cover the depreciation on my PMB's through investing the dividends into TAT's ASICMINER shares, which I can do on a daily basis with the daily coupons from the PMB's. In doing this, with the ASICMINER price appreciation in recent weeks, I've already covered the returns necessary to completely write off the PMB's. Again, my PMB argument was based on liquidity, not returns. And now I can sell them whenever I want the same way I'd sell used mining hardware...except I don't need to worry about shipping and selling actual hardware.
if you only hold 2-3 BTC ,I believe PMBs can meet what you needs as a liquidity, Apart from DMS mining ,for example PAJKA bond, that daily trading is around couples of BTC, if you invested more than hundred BTC. Think again ,can you sell those contracts without massive loss?? In additional: I am happy you admitted you loss value when your write off your PMBs..Thereby what I suggest isn't wrong ,PMBs isn't something that can get positive return for your money. I was claim that AM is the only company can invest in one month before, if anyone listen to me , you get 2x your fund by now like what I did.
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ThickAsThieves (OP)
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July 03, 2013, 06:40:39 PM |
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Dividends are scheduled to fire at the top of the hour.
0.00021822 per share!
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jjdub7
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July 04, 2013, 10:30:07 AM |
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I know, that's why I've never put a single dollar of fiat money into BTC. And I've made a pretty return to cover the depreciation on my PMB's through investing the dividends into TAT's ASICMINER shares, which I can do on a daily basis with the daily coupons from the PMB's. In doing this, with the ASICMINER price appreciation in recent weeks, I've already covered the returns necessary to completely write off the PMB's. Again, my PMB argument was based on liquidity, not returns. And now I can sell them whenever I want the same way I'd sell used mining hardware...except I don't need to worry about shipping and selling actual hardware.
if you only hold 2-3 BTC ,I believe PMBs can meet what you needs as a liquidity, Apart from DMS mining ,for example PAJKA bond, that daily trading is around couples of BTC, if you invested more than hundred BTC. Think again ,can you sell those contracts without massive loss?? In additional: I am happy you admitted you loss value when your write off your PMBs..Thereby what I suggest isn't wrong ,PMBs isn't something that can get positive return for your money. I was claim that AM is the only company can invest in one month before, if anyone listen to me , you get 2x your fund by now like what I did. -_- Yes, but that was my point...the loss was already underwritten when i first bought the bonds.
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forensick
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July 04, 2013, 04:29:42 PM |
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Dividends are scheduled to fire at the top of the hour.
0.00021822 per share!
always nice to wake up on Thursday and see new coins for reinvestments, fortunately, crowd is behaving really like crowd in old time on real stock exchanges, so it is pretty predictable to react for dips and pullbacks
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July 05, 2013, 04:07:53 AM |
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Dividends are scheduled to fire at the top of the hour.
0.00021822 per share!
always nice to wake up on Thursday and see new coins for reinvestments, fortunately, crowd is behaving really like crowd in old time on real stock exchanges, so it is pretty predictable to react for dips and pullbacks Before all the robots
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Voodah
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July 05, 2013, 06:17:30 AM |
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Dividends are scheduled to fire at the top of the hour.
0.00021822 per share!
always nice to wake up on Thursday and see new coins for reinvestments, fortunately, crowd is behaving really like crowd in old time on real stock exchanges, so it is pretty predictable to react for dips and pullbacks Before all the robots I've seen plenty of robots already in btct.co.....
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forensick
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July 05, 2013, 06:46:53 AM |
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Dividends are scheduled to fire at the top of the hour.
0.00021822 per share!
always nice to wake up on Thursday and see new coins for reinvestments, fortunately, crowd is behaving really like crowd in old time on real stock exchanges, so it is pretty predictable to react for dips and pullbacks Before all the robots I've seen plenty of robots already in btct.co..... High frequency trading still needs more volume and liquidiyt
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July 05, 2013, 08:43:46 AM |
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Dividends are scheduled to fire at the top of the hour.
0.00021822 per share!
always nice to wake up on Thursday and see new coins for reinvestments, fortunately, crowd is behaving really like crowd in old time on real stock exchanges, so it is pretty predictable to react for dips and pullbacks Before all the robots I've seen plenty of robots already in btct.co..... Before all the smart robots
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forensick
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July 05, 2013, 03:07:47 PM |
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are those smart robots better than smart investors?
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freedomno1
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July 05, 2013, 08:53:50 PM |
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are those smart robots better than smart investors? Hmm observes mtgox rate ponders this
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Voodah
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July 05, 2013, 11:13:23 PM |
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are those smart robots better than smart investors? Are they better than smart investors? No. Are they more consistent than smart investors? Yes. Are they better than 95% of the investors out there (not-smart ones)? Yes. Are they faster than ALL investors? Yes. Who controls them (the good ones anyway)? The smartest investors... Still not worried?
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Lohoris
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July 06, 2013, 01:02:34 AM |
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are those smart robots better than smart investors? Are they better than smart investors? No. Are they more consistent than smart investors? Yes. Are they better than 95% of the investors out there (not-smart ones)? Yes. Are they faster than ALL investors? Yes. Who controls them (the good ones anyway)? The smartest investors... Still not worried? Why should anyone be worried? You are still racing agains a human, after all. And the weapon he's using isn't a secret, you can use it yourself if you want. Free market is free market is free market.
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freedomno1
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July 06, 2013, 01:57:30 AM |
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are those smart robots better than smart investors? Are they better than smart investors? No. Are they more consistent than smart investors? Yes. Are they better than 95% of the investors out there (not-smart ones)? Yes. Are they faster than ALL investors? Yes. Who controls them (the good ones anyway)? The smartest investors... Still not worried? Why should anyone be worried? You are still racing agains a human, after all. And the weapon he's using isn't a secret, you can use it yourself if you want. Free market is free market is free market. But when they all do different things because they are all different robots Nothing makes sense and we get noise
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Voodah
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July 06, 2013, 02:30:27 AM |
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are those smart robots better than smart investors? Are they better than smart investors? No. Are they more consistent than smart investors? Yes. Are they better than 95% of the investors out there (not-smart ones)? Yes. Are they faster than ALL investors? Yes. Who controls them (the good ones anyway)? The smartest investors... Still not worried? Why should anyone be worried? You are still racing agains a human, after all. And the weapon he's using isn't a secret, you can use it yourself if you want. Free market is free market is free market. Except bot market is not free market, it's whale market. In case you didn't know, HFT comprises more than 70% of all daily trades in wall street. The situation is so bad, you currently got whales buying whole buildings next to the exchanges so they can have <1ms lag to inject 10 orders before yours is even up, cutting off your profits on every single trade you make. Then you have your flash crashes... We are heading exactly in that direction. But sure, don't worry bro.
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Lohoris
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July 06, 2013, 09:20:10 AM |
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Except bot market is not free market, it's whale market.
In case you didn't know, HFT comprises more than 70% of all daily trades in wall street.
The situation is so bad, you currently got whales buying whole buildings next to the exchanges so they can have <1ms lag to inject 10 orders before yours is even up, cutting off your profits on every single trade you make. Then you have your flash crashes...
We are heading exactly in that direction. But sure, don't worry bro.
X/Y problem. I'm totally agains regulating such a thing. A bot simply allows a human to perform some action in his stead. You can't really ban bots even if you wanted to, unless you want to ban all the web access for everyone. If the problem is that they are too fast, you can just, you know, solve the exact problem you are having, and slow everything down. Instead of, you know, shotgun blasting everything in a frenzy.
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forensick
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July 06, 2013, 09:36:07 AM |
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Except bot market is not free market, it's whale market.
In case you didn't know, HFT comprises more than 70% of all daily trades in wall street.
The situation is so bad, you currently got whales buying whole buildings next to the exchanges so they can have <1ms lag to inject 10 orders before yours is even up, cutting off your profits on every single trade you make. Then you have your flash crashes...
We are heading exactly in that direction. But sure, don't worry bro.
X/Y problem. I'm totally agains regulating such a thing. A bot simply allows a human to perform some action in his stead. You can't really ban bots even if you wanted to, unless you want to ban all the web access for everyone. If the problem is that they are too fast, you can just, you know, solve the exact problem you are having, and slow everything down. Instead of, you know, shotgun blasting everything in a frenzy. I am not against principles of free market, but hft is against nature, so would be then fine to have a markets for humans and then markets for hft, so they can try scalp each other
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freedomno1
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July 06, 2013, 09:47:39 AM |
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Except bot market is not free market, it's whale market.
In case you didn't know, HFT comprises more than 70% of all daily trades in wall street.
The situation is so bad, you currently got whales buying whole buildings next to the exchanges so they can have <1ms lag to inject 10 orders before yours is even up, cutting off your profits on every single trade you make. Then you have your flash crashes...
We are heading exactly in that direction. But sure, don't worry bro.
X/Y problem. I'm totally agains regulating such a thing. A bot simply allows a human to perform some action in his stead. You can't really ban bots even if you wanted to, unless you want to ban all the web access for everyone. If the problem is that they are too fast, you can just, you know, solve the exact problem you are having, and slow everything down. Instead of, you know, shotgun blasting everything in a frenzy. I am not against principles of free market, but hft is against nature, so would be then fine to have a markets for humans and then markets for hft, so they can try scalp each other They are trying that up here in Canada will be interesting to see if it works http://www.ctvnews.ca/business/rbc-barclays-among-backers-for-new-stock-market-to-rival-tsx-1.1340616Anyways enjoy the frenzy time for more TAT shares xd
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Voodah
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July 06, 2013, 07:19:48 PM |
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A bot simply allows a human to perform some action in his stead.
This here is your problem. It's a misconception and flat out wrong. Bots do not simply allow humans to perform in their stead. Bots do stuff that humans CAN'T do. HFT is extremely bad for Bitcoin. I see it already in action. In the past year, Bitcoin has transformed itself into a purely financial platform for big fiat money guys to crush the common investor. We have lost track of the objective of a currency & economy for the free unregulated world. It is now regulated from the shadows by whales, bots and hft; controlling the market, and dumping when it gets out of hand. Uncontrolled HFT is just like saying: "Hey financial sector guys (who ruined the world's economy), here you go, this is the key to the house, do with us as you please."
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Lohoris
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July 06, 2013, 07:23:25 PM |
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A bot simply allows a human to perform some action in his stead.
This here is your problem. It's a misconception and flat out wrong. Bots do not simply allow humans to perform in their stead. Bots do stuff that humans CAN'T do. You can buy or sell. Bots can buy or sell. You provide the bots with the cash, and with configuration on how to behave. Everything else is a myth. Again, you are facing a x/y problem. If you consider speed trading is a problem, then the solution is capping the speed, not nuking anything involved with high speed while it isn't capped.
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