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July 11, 2013, 04:25:13 PM |
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what the fcuk is wrong with you people
you just earned an ignore for that, well done ! |
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VolanicEruptor
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July 11, 2013, 04:26:46 PM |
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what the fcuk is wrong with you people
you just earned an ignore for that, well done ! Damn, I'm gonna be regretting that all day, thinking about you pressing that ignore button on me! What am i going to do now? |
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Lohoris
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July 11, 2013, 04:28:34 PM |
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what the fuck is wrong with you people
why? |
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VolanicEruptor
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July 11, 2013, 04:39:10 PM |
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cp1 and SOSLOVE is who that was geared towards. I'm sorry if I offended everyone.
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deltanine
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July 11, 2013, 04:51:27 PM |
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We're still around 25% returns on ASICMINER-PT...
As we get closer to what traditional investors and investments can get, will those investors require more data and transparency?
Can't speak for all investors but, yeah, I would require more data and transparency if it dipped under 20%. Is there a reason virtual markets would be willing to shoulder more risk for equal or less returns than traditional markets?
As far as I'm concerned these virtual markets are much more risky than traditional markets thus the bar on dividends must be higher. What I don't understand is why people are investing in some of these mining contracts that render around 3-7% dividends. There are many overvalued mining securities out there. AM is not one of them. |
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Lohoris
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July 11, 2013, 04:53:23 PM |
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As far as I'm concerned these virtual markets are much more risky than traditional markets thus the bar on dividends must be higher.
correct What I don't understand is why people are investing in some of these mining contracts that render around 3-7% dividends.
People also buy vapour from BFL. People are stupid. |
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Thujone
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July 11, 2013, 05:03:18 PM |
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Thujone
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July 11, 2013, 05:20:44 PM |
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Why such huge difference in price between bitfunder & btct ?
Both buys and sells are within .01btc... |
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Elmore ASIC
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July 11, 2013, 05:50:12 PM |
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We're still around 25% returns on ASICMINER-PT...
As we get closer to what traditional investors and investments can get, will those investors require more data and transparency?
Is there a reason virtual markets would be willing to shoulder more risk for equal or less returns than traditional markets?
25% in stock price would be an awesome year for a traditional investor. 25% in dividends plus whatever the price of AM shares has gone up would be an insane return. What did you think traditional investors usually make? What does your portfolio look like so that I can copy it? FRIEDCAT TEAM UP = 158%+ today pennyland.pt and climbing i'm all cash out it's been fvn bvy the dips!  |
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July 11, 2013, 06:29:29 PM |
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Why such huge difference in price between bitfunder & btct ?
Both buys and sells are within .01btc... Plus it makes it interesting for folks who engage in arbitrage trading.  |
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Strange Vlad
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July 11, 2013, 07:49:32 PM |
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I would suggest using a more understandable date format, the "mm/dd/yyyy" is quite insane to anyone who is not used to it. If you do not want to switch to "dd/mm/yyyy" that would be understandable, but there are alternatives, such as "yyyy/mm/dd", or at worst "mon dd yyyy" (i.e. the months in letters instead of numbers). NO! '''yyyy/mm/dd''' is best! It's perfectly logical order, it's vocabulary-sortable, it's ergonomical to read (you don't have to finish reading the whole line if you need to scan with only month or year precision), and it's ISO! Except, there should be hyphens (-) or en-dashes (–) instead of slashes(/). Please fix this and it will be perfect!  |
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DiabloD3
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July 11, 2013, 07:51:05 PM |
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I would suggest using a more understandable date format, the "mm/dd/yyyy" is quite insane to anyone who is not used to it. If you do not want to switch to "dd/mm/yyyy" that would be understandable, but there are alternatives, such as "yyyy/mm/dd", or at worst "mon dd yyyy" (i.e. the months in letters instead of numbers). NO! '''yyyy/mm/dd''' is best! It's perfectly logical order, it's vocabulary-sortable, it's ergonomical to read (you don't have to finish reading the whole line if you need to scan with only month or year precision), and it's ISO! Except, there should be hyphens (-) or en-dashes (–) instead of slashes(/). Please fix this and it will be perfect! I prefer this. |
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July 11, 2013, 08:12:56 PM |
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there are alternatives, such as "yyyy/mm/dd"
yyyy-mm-dd is the ISO standard. NO! '''yyyy/mm/dd''' is best
Except, there should be hyphens (-)
We all feel so strongly about dates |
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jdany
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July 11, 2013, 09:11:25 PM |
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We're still around 25% returns on ASICMINER-PT...
As we get closer to what traditional investors and investments can get, will those investors require more data and transparency?
Is there a reason virtual markets would be willing to shoulder more risk for equal or less returns than traditional markets?
25% in stock price would be an awesome year for a traditional investor. 25% in dividends plus whatever the price of AM shares has gone up would be an insane return. What did you think traditional investors usually make? What does your portfolio look like so that I can copy it? It was a hypothetical question. We are all investing now because we are getting crazy awesome returns. But, this success will eventually lead to a more typical return... Different than we have now. When that time comes... |
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BitAddict
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July 11, 2013, 09:36:53 PM |
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We're still around 25% returns on ASICMINER-PT...
As we get closer to what traditional investors and investments can get, will those investors require more data and transparency?
Is there a reason virtual markets would be willing to shoulder more risk for equal or less returns than traditional markets?
25% in stock price would be an awesome year for a traditional investor. 25% in dividends plus whatever the price of AM shares has gone up would be an insane return. What did you think traditional investors usually make? What does your portfolio look like so that I can copy it? It was a hypothetical question. We are all investing now because we are getting crazy awesome returns. But, this success will eventually lead to a more typical return... Different than we have now. When that time comes... That time won't come soon. With all the USB sales + new blades + increasing mining = great dividends I think we're going to break previous records this month, that's my bet    |
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July 11, 2013, 10:24:45 PM |
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I guess over 200 new blades were sold in one day.
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velacreations
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July 11, 2013, 10:30:25 PM |
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I guess over 200 new blades were sold in one day.
where? |
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ThickAsThieves
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July 11, 2013, 10:30:39 PM |
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I guess over 200 new blades were sold in one day.
where? Right behind you! |
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binaryFate
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July 11, 2013, 10:37:18 PM |
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I guess over 200 new blades were sold in one day.
where? Right behind you! Seriously, is there anything on the forum like with the USBs? Any BTC address known to see incomes? Or is it only on chinese retailing websites at the moment? |
Monero's privacy and therefore fungibility are MUCH stronger than Bitcoin's. This makes Monero a better candidate to deserve the term "digital cash".
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cp1
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July 11, 2013, 11:06:39 PM |
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It was a hypothetical question. We are all investing now because we are getting crazy awesome returns.
But, this success will eventually lead to a more typical return... Different than we have now.
When that time comes...
Oh I see -- I thought you were saying that AM's returns were too low now -- sorry, I totally read it the wrong way. |
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