Would people pour their cash into bitcoin given a stock market crash?

[Slingshot]

 LOL, these clowns are so transparent. What losers...

 What next? More bailouts for Losers?

 And maybe Bonuses too, all for Failures?


 These same types would have one believe that Government Bonds and debt based fiat are sound, strong stores of value. But it's not true.

  NO more bailouts for LOSERS. No more bonuses for failure and to keep their key employee dummies quiet so as to not turn states evidence.

 No more debt-based fiat. It's mid-evil.

[BBmodBB]

LOL, these clowns are so transparent. What losers...

 What next? More bailouts for Losers?

 And maybe Bonuses too, all for Failures?


 These same types would have one believe that Government Bonds and debt based fiat are sound, strong stores of value. But it's not true.

  NO more bailouts for LOSERS. No more bonuses for failure and to keep their key employee dummies quiet so as to not turn states evidence.

 No more debt-based fiat. It's mid-evil.

did i see you at the Occupy rally? lmfao =)

[beetcoin]

LOL, these clowns are so transparent. What losers...

 What next? More bailouts for Losers?

 And maybe Bonuses too, all for Failures?


 These same types would have one believe that Government Bonds and debt based fiat are sound, strong stores of value. But it's not true.

  NO more bailouts for LOSERS. No more bonuses for failure and to keep their key employee dummies quiet so as to not turn states evidence.

 No more debt-based fiat. It's mid-evil.

did i see you at the Occupy rally? lmfao =)

i side with the occupy people a lot more than i do wall street.

[Ron~Popeil]

LOL, these clowns are so transparent. What losers...

 What next? More bailouts for Losers?

 And maybe Bonuses too, all for Failures?


 These same types would have one believe that Government Bonds and debt based fiat are sound, strong stores of value. But it's not true.

  NO more bailouts for LOSERS. No more bonuses for failure and to keep their key employee dummies quiet so as to not turn states evidence.

 No more debt-based fiat. It's mid-evil.

did i see you at the Occupy rally? lmfao =)

i side with the occupy people a lot more than i do wall street.

They had some valid points but got a little extreme with some of their demands. They also failed to turn it into a political movement unfortunately.

[BBmodBB]

LOL, these clowns are so transparent. What losers...

 What next? More bailouts for Losers?

 And maybe Bonuses too, all for Failures?


 These same types would have one believe that Government Bonds and debt based fiat are sound, strong stores of value. But it's not true.

  NO more bailouts for LOSERS. No more bonuses for failure and to keep their key employee dummies quiet so as to not turn states evidence.

 No more debt-based fiat. It's mid-evil.

did i see you at the Occupy rally? lmfao =)

i side with the occupy people a lot more than i do wall street.

good one!~ so wise where do you think the movement started?   

[beetcoin]

LOL, these clowns are so transparent. What losers...

 What next? More bailouts for Losers?

 And maybe Bonuses too, all for Failures?


 These same types would have one believe that Government Bonds and debt based fiat are sound, strong stores of value. But it's not true.

  NO more bailouts for LOSERS. No more bonuses for failure and to keep their key employee dummies quiet so as to not turn states evidence.

 No more debt-based fiat. It's mid-evil.

did i see you at the Occupy rally? lmfao =)

i side with the occupy people a lot more than i do wall street.

They had some valid points but got a little extreme with some of their demands. They also failed to turn it into a political movement unfortunately.

i think they were stupid enough to not organize. they probably thought that organizing leads to corruption, but you can't really get anything done when everybody is swinging in different directions.

[Swordsoffreedom]

Possibly, the reason I say this is that they would require a bit more technical knowledge on the aspects of Bitcoin to invest in it
That said Bitcoin happens to be one of the best and worst performing assets depending on when you bought your Bitcoins and also one of the largest return profits.
It might have changed with the rise of altcoins but the risk return may be higher than a traditional stock investment.

[Harley997]

That article is nothing more then speculation. No one really knows then there will be a stock market crash. If they did not certainly would not advertise it, they would simply sell stocks short and buy put options.

To answer your question, a stock market crash would cause the price of BTC to fall as stock market crashes cause people to become more risk adverse and BTC carries a lot of risk.

[boumalo]

That article is nothing more then speculation. No one really knows then there will be a stock market crash. If they did not certainly would not advertise it, they would simply sell stocks short and buy put options.

To answer your question, a stock market crash would cause the price of BTC to fall as stock market crashes cause people to become more risk adverse and BTC carries a lot of risk.

We are likely to keep seeing a nominale increase in the price of stocks as the FED prints more USD and the USA goes into more debt to buy some growth and some time
Companies that are natural ressources related or sell in the so called developing work will fare greatly but a market crash or two and a few big wars will happen before the developing countries become richer than most the western world

[cbeast]

People said I was nuts last year when I told them DJIA would hit 18K this year. It's really looking that way. I think 20K is the final tipping point.

[boumalo]

People said I was nuts last year when I told them DJIA would hit 18K this year. It's really looking that way. I think 20K is the final tipping point.

In Gold or Bitcoin the Dow  has been going down since 2000

[Ron~Popeil]

People said I was nuts last year when I told them DJIA would hit 18K this year. It's really looking that way. I think 20K is the final tipping point.

In Gold or Bitcoin the Dow  has been going down since 2000

Wait until the fed starts raising interest rates. It is going to get ugly.

[boumalo]

People said I was nuts last year when I told them DJIA would hit 18K this year. It's really looking that way. I think 20K is the final tipping point.

In Gold or Bitcoin the Dow  has been going down since 2000

Wait until the fed starts raising interest rates. It is going to get ugly.

They should raise them and stop manipulating the markets and it would get utterly ugly but the easiest solution for them will be to print USD until USD looses most its value

[Erdogan]

People said I was nuts last year when I told them DJIA would hit 18K this year. It's really looking that way. I think 20K is the final tipping point.

In Gold or Bitcoin the Dow  has been going down since 2000

Wait until the fed starts raising interest rates. It is going to get ugly.

They should raise them and stop manipulating the markets and it would get utterly ugly but the easiest solution for them will be to print USD until USD looses most its value

The market will raise the interest rate, eventually.

[Harley997]

People said I was nuts last year when I told them DJIA would hit 18K this year. It's really looking that way. I think 20K is the final tipping point.

In Gold or Bitcoin the Dow  has been going down since 2000

Wait until the fed starts raising interest rates. It is going to get ugly.

This is the problem with QE, it is creating artificial asset price increases. When QE is finished and short term rates start to increase asset prices will start to decrease at a frightening pace.

[Swordsoffreedom]

People said I was nuts last year when I told them DJIA would hit 18K this year. It's really looking that way. I think 20K is the final tipping point.

In Gold or Bitcoin the Dow  has been going down since 2000

Wait until the fed starts raising interest rates. It is going to get ugly.

This is the problem with QE, it is creating artificial asset price increases. When QE is finished and short term rates start to increase asset prices will start to decrease at a frightening pace.

That definitely does happen, the housing crisis was a good example of that bad loans given out to people with bad credit combined with a economic circumstance led to that crisis.
Another area worth looking at is the student loans market and if their is a collapse coming in that area.

[boumalo]

People said I was nuts last year when I told them DJIA would hit 18K this year. It's really looking that way. I think 20K is the final tipping point.

In Gold or Bitcoin the Dow  has been going down since 2000

Wait until the fed starts raising interest rates. It is going to get ugly.

This is the problem with QE, it is creating artificial asset price increases. When QE is finished and short term rates start to increase asset prices will start to decrease at a frightening pace.

That definitely does happen, the housing crisis was a good example of that bad loans given out to people with bad credit combined with a economic circumstance led to that crisis.
Another area worth looking at is the student loans market and if their is a collapse coming in that area.

The problem started during the dotcom bubble in 2000 and the low interests rates that follow, the housing crisis was due to the interest rates raise but the rates are lower than ever now and the bad debt and bad companies have not been flushed out because the politicians want to avoid a crisis during their watch at all costs

[Ron~Popeil]

People said I was nuts last year when I told them DJIA would hit 18K this year. It's really looking that way. I think 20K is the final tipping point.

In Gold or Bitcoin the Dow  has been going down since 2000

Wait until the fed starts raising interest rates. It is going to get ugly.

This is the problem with QE, it is creating artificial asset price increases. When QE is finished and short term rates start to increase asset prices will start to decrease at a frightening pace.

That definitely does happen, the housing crisis was a good example of that bad loans given out to people with bad credit combined with a economic circumstance led to that crisis.
Another area worth looking at is the student loans market and if their is a collapse coming in that area.

The student loan meltdown will be really big. The government and banks have been shoveling money into that pit for a few decades now.

[Harley997]

People said I was nuts last year when I told them DJIA would hit 18K this year. It's really looking that way. I think 20K is the final tipping point.

In Gold or Bitcoin the Dow  has been going down since 2000

Wait until the fed starts raising interest rates. It is going to get ugly.

This is the problem with QE, it is creating artificial asset price increases. When QE is finished and short term rates start to increase asset prices will start to decrease at a frightening pace.

That definitely does happen, the housing crisis was a good example of that bad loans given out to people with bad credit combined with a economic circumstance led to that crisis.
Another area worth looking at is the student loans market and if their is a collapse coming in that area.

The student loan crisis will probably not cause a massive quick economic crash. A student loan crisis will cause loan term economic damage.

The financial crisis was as bad as it was because people did not know how bad off the banks were so they would take out their deposits and other banks would not lend to them. The question was how much were the investments that banks owned (mortgage backed securities) are worth.

Student loans are mostly owned by the federal government. They can also be collected on in many more ways then mortgages can be. As a result borrowers (of student loans) will face lifetimes of economic hardship and a lower rate of consumption causing lower economic growth.

[jeffersonairplane]

I would not give that site any credibility. It seems as it they are just posting it for the hell of it with no statistical or factual based evidence.