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If Elon Musk can't make this work then it must be a lame duck....
Better off investing in air con units
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#68 29 Jun 2022 at 6.05pm | | | |
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Yes at least the banks worked it out unlike all the mugs that got sucked in…
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/commentisfree/2022/jun/19/the-crypto-crash-all-ponzi-schemes-topple-eventually
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#67 27 Jun 2022 at 10.18am | | | |
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A lot of uk banks have banned buying from crypto exchanges NatWest certainly have
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#61 2 Jan 2022 at 11.45am | | | |
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I was working for a fella who needed merchant banking services added within his cornershop (a posh term for the older versions of contactless card machines). His boy was doing saturday work in there. Chewed my ear off about crypto currencies and how he was buying these "Bitcoins" at £12 a pop. This was around 2011/2012.
If he kept them, I doubt he works in his Dad's shop anymore...
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In reply to Post #58
DO NOT CLICK ON LINK IN THE POST BELOW.
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#57 21 Sept 2021 at 1.29pm | | | |
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Glad I’m holding a bit of GME and a little bit of AMC 😎. Loving the markets bleeding at the moment, definite margin calls been going out and always seems to coincidently go hand in hand with crypto dumps.
The fact that top bods of the Fed have sold their holdings at the top to me means they know there is an imminent crash coming.
Hopefully start seeing some short hedge funds failing these calls and start being liquidated and forced to close all their naked shorts seeing as retail own the float maybe a few times over this will send GME and AMC to the moon
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#56 21 Sept 2021 at 0.32am | | | |
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Let’s see how this evergrande situation turns out. It could end be pretty nasty and reminiscent of the Lehman brothers downfall/fallout.
What is making me laugh is how the western media is rightly talking about how 20% of the Chinese economy is based on real estate and what an impact a giant like evergrande going down will have.
The western media isn’t talking about the amount of devaluation of their currencies has happened in the last 18 months through QE and the fact 70% of the US economy is based on consumer spending.
With the real word inflation figure far greater than reported, the natural gas supplies prices shooting up, the interest rates only able to go one way etc, it’s a perfect storm for the weak US dollar to suffer from lack of money in consumers pockets propping the economy up further. It’s literally a perfect storm for an economic disaster.
The DOW closing down 500 points, the S&P closing lower whilst in an incredible bull run, a lot of novice money tied up in Ponzi scheme crypto’s, there would be an awful lot of money lost if it happens. I’ve been watching this develop over the last few weeks and have closed a lot of positions to hold far greater amounts of cash than I usually would.
I currently only hold a mining stock where potentially incredible news is imminently due, other than that, I’ve got a lot of dry powder to capitalise on any downturn.
I’ve recently well got into my macro economics and everything is pointing to a huge storm at some stage, I’ve just fixed my buy to let mortgage on a ten year deal so hoping to weather any serious issues or credit crunches.
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#55 20 Sept 2021 at 6.12pm | | | |
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In reply to Post #54
Are we seeing the start of a 'slow motion' global market downturn?
Starting to look at houseboats....!
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#54 1 Sept 2021 at 8.11am | | | |
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It is worth checking out a couple more offshore suppliers. Companies like this one provide a wide range of services, but there are young companies that develop every day and learn from the mistakes of competitors. It is worth noting that not everywhere there is a high-quality service, because not everyone trusts the cryptocurrency yet, many are doubtful and are looking for some kind of trick. No one thinks that bitcoin does not depend on the dollar exchange rate or depends but not to the same extent as other types of money. There is a lot of information about this here . It is also worth trying the Hoster and Svchost servers. These suppliers are my favorites at the moment. Well, in general, look for what suits you best
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#53 30 Aug 2021 at 8.11am | | | |
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Why take a chance on Bitcoin when Jimcoins are available, and they are guaranteed safe as they are securely locked away in my head 😁👍
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#52 28 Aug 2021 at 1.45am | | | |
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Bitcoin, the most famous currency that people invest in. I was so skeptical at the beginning about trading. I thought that it's just a waste of money. For sure, trading is risky, but the amount of money you can get is immense. After some months of seeing the profit my friends have, I understood that investing is good, and I started researching some trading strategies on websites. I did my plan, and now here I am. Not long ago, I made my first thousand dollars in trading. So if you are thinking of starting, I highly recommend that you make your strategies so that you do not end up with significant money losses.
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You can make a lot of money on crypto, but you also have to learn and practice a lot until you profit from the cryptocurrency market. That is why I suggest you better start trading on the foreign exchange market. Because there, the risk is lower, and you can start selling with a small sum of money. At the same time, in crypto trading, you should enter the market with a higher sum of cash because the market is more volatile. Find more about tečaj mjenjačnica on the internet.
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#50 29 Jun 2021 at 2.29pm | | | |
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On the technicals it looks like a bull-run is on the cards.
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#49 28 Jun 2021 at 8.54am | | | |
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In my opinion, it's worth paying attention to. New cryptos appear very often and it's definitely a developing field of economics. I read technology news every day, and there's definitely a lot of prospects.
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#48 24 Mar 2021 at 10.25am | | | |
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Just looked back, it was 0.45, that's better - though it was now in the £'s!
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