Christmas Rally and... NEW YEAR's Rally??

[Bitman_Began]

So, we've had us a lil' xmas rally this year, woo!  and the old BTC's gone up well over $4 and we all thought it would reach $5...
It seems to have goxed out at $4 and cannot decide what to do with itself.
It seems, people have been finding a need for the wonder-currency these holiday tides, what will all the stuff there is to buy, and services to use these little beauties for! But now we've got New Year coming up and, well, more festivities! So, any bets on another rise? perhaps for the long term? And if so, how high can it go??? 

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[casascius]

Holidays definitely spur lots of conversations about bitcoin around the dinner table...

[Matthew N. Wright]

Holidays definitely spur lots of conversations about bitcoin around the dinner table...

I told my dad about bitcoin. When I told him some of the things bitcoiner libertarians believe he said that the libertarians on this forum don't represent most libertarians' opinions but he did bitcoin was interesting. He also stores food in his shelter and he is waiting for the police to come ask him why.

[Bitman_Began]

Why would police have to do that? 

[edd]

Why would police have to do that? 

Apparently, Homeland Security thinks that's an indicator that you might be a terrorist.

[DandoRealIta]

This happens only in the USA...

[Bitman_Began]

...and North Korea 

[DeathAndTaxes]

Why would police have to do that? 

Apparently, Homeland Security thinks that's an indicator that you might be a terrorist.

I missed the part in the link that explained why Police would investigate someone buying food.

[Shashi Yakuza]

So, we've had us a lil' xmas rally this year, woo!  and the old BTC's gone up well over $4 and we all thought it would reach $5...
And if so, how high can it go??? 

I wouldn't mistake someone playing ping pong with themselves on a slow day for a trend.

[Bitman_Began]

Doesn't even make any sense 

[Bitman_Began]

She's moving now, ladies and gentlemen!!! 

[edd]

Why would police have to do that? 

Apparently, Homeland Security thinks that's an indicator that you might be a terrorist.

I missed the part in the link that explained why Police would investigate someone buying food.

In an FBI pamphlet distributed to military surplus stores, people who “make bulk purchases of items including weatherproofed ammunition or match containers, meals ready to eat or night vision devices including flashlights” should be reported. Because all those things are “potential indicators of terrorist activities.”

Emphasis mine.