My 2 year old sons most recent projections

[SOSLOVE868]

He'd rather ask his 2 years old son than putting attention to it. I mean why would anyone put attention to it when they can ask 2 year old.

You really think his 2 years son can gives a respond about it to him? what a genies....

[vitalemontea]

He'd rather ask his 2 years old son than putting attention to it. I mean why would anyone put attention to it when they can ask 2 year old.

You really think his 2 years son can gives a respond about it to him? what a genies....

hmm?

[pwi]

Speculation thread of the year?

[SOSLOVE868]

Speculation thread of the year?

Great prediction..accurately and full of sense...Don't you agree?

[Diamondstarfall]

TIL 2 year old babies are genies

[Lohoris]

TIL 2 year old babies are genies

Lol notice he is younger than Bitcoin itself.

[dominicus]

god grow up

why not sell if we havent hit the bottom yet

  Because then I would be propping up overvalued fiat and financing neo-colonialist racist regimes and their absurd wealth squelching borders. How's that for you?

Flushing your toilet pollutes our water in some insignificant way, and surely several orders of magnitude more significantly than selling your few BTC will to "prop up fiat".  Will you also choose to compost your stuff in the backyard instead?  You know, for the good of humanity and such noble objectives worthy of pursuing in detriment of your time and resources?

[gogxmagog]

you should set him up on the trollbox over at btc-e. he makes a lot more sense than any of those jokers.

[Einewton]

If this is true that you get your prediction from your two year old son, then it's truly awesome in every sense. You should post a video of your son giving predictions, this is comedic to watch.

[semaforo]

god grow up

why not sell if we havent hit the bottom yet

  Because then I would be propping up overvalued fiat and financing neo-colonialist racist regimes and their absurd wealth squelching borders. How's that for you?

Flushing your toilet pollutes our water in some insignificant way, and surely several orders of magnitude more significantly than selling your few BTC will to "prop up fiat".  Will you also choose to compost your stuff in the backyard instead?  You know, for the good of humanity and such noble objectives worthy of pursuing in detriment of your time and resources?

   Every little bit makes a difference. For aesthetic and practical reasons I do find traditional toilets to be better. Gardening is not an efficient use of time by the obvious measures, but you can save on a gym membership by doing it, and I happen to believe that the irradiation of industrially produced vegetables eliminates a lot of bacteria that are beneficial to our immune and digestive systems. I don't have time to garden right now anyway... but in Germany there is centralized compost centers, so I do compost.

    The only thing keeping fiat going is hundreds of millions of people who believe in it and use it. This is understandable since for a long time there was no real alternative. Now there is.

     You can try and deride me for having objectives other than personal profit all you want- my motives are still the same as yours, but I am looking at the long term. What is good for one is good for many. Maybe I am one of a few now but I know there are more like me out there. The more people we have who believe in bitcoin and use it, the more money we are all going to make. The more people we have  trying to make a grand here and a grand there the longer it's going to take for bitcoin to take off.

    What is good for bitcoin is good for all bitcoin owners. If I need to sell bitcoin to buy stuff only sold with fiat I will, but I won't hold any more fiat than I have to and I won't contribute to volatility. If the bitcoin community works in concert we have the potential to make this more profitable than all the profits of all the day traders on wall street for the last 20 years.

  

[SOSLOVE868]

god grow up

why not sell if we havent hit the bottom yet

  Because then I would be propping up overvalued fiat and financing neo-colonialist racist regimes and their absurd wealth squelching borders. How's that for you?

Flushing your toilet pollutes our water in some insignificant way, and surely several orders of magnitude more significantly than selling your few BTC will to "prop up fiat".  Will you also choose to compost your stuff in the backyard instead?  You know, for the good of humanity and such noble objectives worthy of pursuing in detriment of your time and resources?

   Every little bit makes a difference. For aesthetic and practical reasons I do find traditional toilets to be better. Gardening is not an efficient use of time by the obvious measures, but you can save on a gym membership by doing it, and I happen to believe that the irradiation of industrially produced vegetables eliminates a lot of bacteria that are beneficial to our immune and digestive systems. I don't have time to garden right now anyway... but in Germany there is centralized compost centers, so I do compost.

    The only thing keeping fiat going is hundreds of millions of people who believe in it and use it. This is understandable since for a long time there was no real alternative. Now there is.

     You can try and deride me for having objectives other than personal profit all you want- my motives are still the same as yours, but I am looking at the long term. What is good for one is good for many. Maybe I am one of a few now but I know there are more like me out there. The more people we have who believe in bitcoin and use it, the more money we are all going to make. The more people we have  trying to make a grand here and a grand there the longer it's going to take for bitcoin to take off.

    What is good for bitcoin is good for all bitcoin owners. If I need to sell bitcoin to buy stuff only sold with fiat I will, but I won't hold any more fiat than I have to and I won't contribute to volatility. If the bitcoin community works in concert we have the potential to make this more profitable than all the profits of all the day traders on wall street for the last 20 years.

  

This what I am considering to do , if people interest in make short run profit ,please go to PLUS 500 or you can go to BITFUNDER, OR BTCT... there are perfect place for you to creating volatility and get profit on it.

[tokeweed]

 I posted my son's opinion on bitcoin price movement a few weeks back. He told me not to expect any upward movement. His position remains "hold." He said today bitcoin price will be going down, and then up "to the stars."

is he a retard?

[Inedible]

This is pretty awesome.

I'm sure his prediction will be as good as any other analyst.

Can you thank him for the tip for me

[bitcoin44me]

We should ask younger babies.

[PerfectAgent]

Let's try getting day trading advice from an ultrasound next time.

[smoothie]

My crystal ball's most recent projections....

[Chainsaw]

My four year old loves to try to help.
Last night a high-volume sell sounded from Clark Moody's site at bedtime.
I hopped out to check price (I was in a trade). She hopped out of bed and followed me.
She saw the red bars and said "The red means bitcoin is going down and that is what you want for them to go down."

Rather than explain that only held true while I had a bearish sentiment with lower bids...I figured I wouldn't press my luck.

Another year, she'll be doing my trading for me :-P

[Inedible]

My four year old loves to try to help.

Now you're being silly. 4 is well past prime for trading insight.

[mp420]

OP's son is giving the sanest advice we're seeing on this forum.

Re: Why not sell into downtrend:

Whether to sell or hold in a downtrend that is expected to continue with a high probability is a portfolio management question and can't be answered just by looking at the market. It's all about risk versus reward. I'm not selling at this point (I sold way higher) since I am not at all sure that it's worth the risk. I would sell, on the other hand, if I considered myself overinvested in BTC and wanted to diversify my portfolio.

Of course, if you're a day trader things are different and you expect to lose on some days and win on some. I'm fearful of day trading in this market, though, at least with non-trivial amounts of money. All of the exchanges are a bit shady and I don't trust the trade engines very much.

[dominicus]

god grow up

why not sell if we havent hit the bottom yet

  Because then I would be propping up overvalued fiat and financing neo-colonialist racist regimes and their absurd wealth squelching borders. How's that for you?

Flushing your toilet pollutes our water in some insignificant way, and surely several orders of magnitude more significantly than selling your few BTC will to "prop up fiat".  Will you also choose to compost your stuff in the backyard instead?  You know, for the good of humanity and such noble objectives worthy of pursuing in detriment of your time and resources?

   Every little bit makes a difference. For aesthetic and practical reasons I do find traditional toilets to be better. Gardening is not an efficient use of time by the obvious measures, but you can save on a gym membership by doing it, and I happen to believe that the irradiation of industrially produced vegetables eliminates a lot of bacteria that are beneficial to our immune and digestive systems. I don't have time to garden right now anyway... but in Germany there is centralized compost centers, so I do compost.

    The only thing keeping fiat going is hundreds of millions of people who believe in it and use it. This is understandable since for a long time there was no real alternative. Now there is.

     You can try and deride me for having objectives other than personal profit all you want- my motives are still the same as yours, but I am looking at the long term. What is good for one is good for many. Maybe I am one of a few now but I know there are more like me out there. The more people we have who believe in bitcoin and use it, the more money we are all going to make. The more people we have  trying to make a grand here and a grand there the longer it's going to take for bitcoin to take off.

    What is good for bitcoin is good for all bitcoin owners. If I need to sell bitcoin to buy stuff only sold with fiat I will, but I won't hold any more fiat than I have to and I won't contribute to volatility. If the bitcoin community works in concert we have the potential to make this more profitable than all the profits of all the day traders on wall street for the last 20 years.

I did deride your proposals, crafting a bad joke along the way, and I'm sorry for that.  The ugly dip brought forward my less-than-polite side, I'm working on this personally.

I didn't know how much bitcoin you held, and my view was that a small sell transaction wouldn't change the general trajectory of the selloff, and hurt you much more than it helped.  In full disclosure, I bought BTC at $93, $76, and $67 USD/BTC.  Bitcoiners have different levels of investment in bitcoin, but we each have a voice, and that's the equalizer.  I have a (maybe misguided) view that bitcoin holdings are inversely related to propensity to sell on a selloff slope.

From my point of view, the best way to push the bitcoin economy forward is to patronize legal businesses that accept bitcoin, and if you have a say in it, to support those businesses you can influence into accepting Bitcoin as a method of payment.  This will go a much longer way to stabilize markets and make the irrational selloffs have less of an effect on overall pricing.

If you give me your BTC address, I'll send you a guilt-relief transfer, it'll make both of us feel better.