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Originally posted by scooterscot View PostChina is next to try it, they're hoarding the shiny metal whilst off loading US debt. You've can't blame them for their increases in defence spending of late. Almost like it was a well thought out plan.
Like the USSR, the USA, the last superpower is about to break up. Hopefully without a shot being fired.
it's great fun watching this story play out
the U$D is sooooo fecked
the intellectual debate is whether Trump is in on it and playing his moves on purpose
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Originally posted by scooterscot View PostHook link and sinker as to why I'm ridding myself of my only remaining property in the UK. Process of completely the missives. 2-bed property going for near £0.5m is bonkers. Sitting them profits in the gold once it drops down to around $900.
Gordon why did you sell gold around $300? Russia, China, everyone is stocking up on it as the dollar wobbles. When gold hits $5k a few years down the line that $300 an ounce sale is going to hurt.
another thing Scoots, don't forget the ag
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The thread has reached page 666..."Is someone you don't like allowed to say something you don't like? If that is the case then we have free speech."- Elon MuskComment
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Originally posted by Jog On View PostThe thread has reached page 666...
interesting this is it took 666 pages to get to au and ag
is there something in the tea leaves
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Originally posted by scooterscot View PostThe day you bring emotion into it is the same day you start loosing money. Got to remain without emotion, a plan + targets.
Remember what I said earlier in this thread, accumulate Satoshi value. It doesn't matter what the daily price of BTC is, it will pass $100k, maybe not before Christmas, but it'll pass it. It's inevitable.Rhyddid i lofnod psychocandy!!!!Comment
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Originally posted by scooterscot View PostThe day you bring emotion into it is the same day you start loosing money. Got to remain without emotion, a plan + targets.
Remember what I said earlier in this thread, accumulate Satoshi value. It doesn't matter what the daily price of BTC is, it will pass $100k, maybe not before Christmas, but it'll pass it. It's inevitable.
It’s the sound of inevitability, Mr Anderson!Comment
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Pretty bad day across the board today...:
Contracts on all major U.S. equity indexes pointed to declines at the open, with megacap tech shares leading the drop. The Stoxx Europe 600 Index fell a fifth day as its technology sector headed toward a bear market. Equities slid across Asia after U.S. software developers and chip makers dragged the S&P down Monday.
Here are some of the main pre-market moves in the U.S.:
Apple slumped 2.7 percent and is headed for a bear market, while every member of the FANG cohort was down at least 1.5 percent.
Semiconductors sank, with Nvidia, Micron and AMD down at least 5 percent.
Are we seeing this great stock market crash people have been predicting for a while now?..."Is someone you don't like allowed to say something you don't like? If that is the case then we have free speech."- Elon MuskComment
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Originally posted by psychocandy View PostGo on scoots give us a date - then will you promise to toast your c@ck and eat it if you're wrong? And film it of course...
No-one holding Crypto at the moment is going to enjoy this. Much like you'd hate to have been holding Sophos shares, Facebook shares, Flybe shares, or shares in a number of other corporate entities recently, which have also taken a battering.
Whilst I agree that Scooter has painted a consistently rosy coloured portrait of the market (everything is an opportunity) - any advise given on an internet forum should be considered worth exactly what you paid for it - NOTHING. People who have invested have ponied up their own hard earned gambling money (because this is a gamble) are responsible for those actions. If anyone stands to lose the house or pension, that's entirely their own fault. Someone trying to help others should not lead to almost 50 pages of continual barracking and personal abuse aimed specifically at that one person. Did Scoots cause the ar$e to fall out of the market? No.
You shouldn't be cross with Scooter, you should be cross at yourself, and then the market after that.
It pains me to say it but "sell in May and go away" would've probably been the correct path. But hindsight is a wonderful thing and no-one could've predicted the BCH fork causing this market clusterfudge.
If you did any research about the Crypto market, previous highs and lows, bull runs, bear runs, etc. you would realise that this is SN:AFU.
Now where's that McAfee bloke who owes the internet a video.......Comment
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