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duncan61 wrote:My drinking problem is way bigger than my gambling problem. Nice to have AU$‪40,783.09 in my account to play with

duncan61 wrote:
My drinking problem is way bigger than my gambling problem. Nice to have AU$‪40,783.09 in my account to play with

duncan61 wrote:
Not at all. When I started trading years ago I closed with a .65c profit and received an E-mail from plus 500 explaining that is not how it works.I have never heard from them since.One trade I did I bought US dollars against Australian dollars and caught public transport and once I had reception again it was plus $770 so I closed out before I went to the interview.Less than an hour later.The trade paid more than the weekly wage of the job I was seeking.Solano has not been good so far and has not been in profit yet and may never go up.I do not sell short just because I don't.I lived with Anna for 4 months then she kept going north and I went south.It happens on the road.Every day at 9.00am she would kick everyone out the bus even the cat and trade to 11.00am.then close regardless.Some days she made big profit some days she took a loss.I buy commodities and sit on them.Sometimes they close at the margins I set and I have more capital than I earn the following day.If its gambling then its gambling.I like it.I did O.K. with NEO AU$‪1,209.23‬ opened at 22.2 and closed at 23.75.I like this forum it gives me things to think about in my simple life.You come across as a bit negative.Every day I fight the grumpy old man inside me

duncan61 wrote:I like this forum it gives me things to think about in my simple life.

duncan61 wrote:You come across as a bit negative.

duncan61 wrote:Every day I fight the grumpy old man inside me

duncan61 wrote:
I have just bought in to gold.Thanks for the advice IBDm

duncan61 wrote:
AU$‪43,169.86‬.I am liking this forum.You all got me motivated

duncan61 wrote:
I like having enough spare cash to fool with.I have the love of small children. What more can a senior wish for

duncan61 wrote:I have just bought in to gold.Thanks for the advice IBDm

IBdaMann wrote:

duncan61 wrote:I have just bought in to gold.Thanks for the advice IBDm

Sure.

Remember, gold, silver and other precious metals (and precious gems) are important elements in a well-rounded portfolio, and should be viewed collectively as a hedge, not as a principle investment. They are otherwise high-risk gambling.

As a hedge, precious metals and precious gems increase the security and stability of your overall portfolio by moving opposite of currencies and the economy in general. If the economy turns sour and your portfolio begins to suffer, the precious metals will do very well and bolster your portfolio as a counterbalance. Of course, when precious metals/gems begin to drop, that is a sign that the economy is doing well and your principal portfolio will grow on its own.

So it is a good thing that you bought gold ... and gold is definitely something you should HODL.

Well done.

.

duncan61 wrote: Holy Jesus gold has paid out already. AU$‪1,873.10‬ Cryptros suck

Swan wrote:

IBdaMann wrote:

duncan61 wrote:I have just bought in to gold.Thanks for the advice IBDm

Sure.

Remember, gold, silver and other precious metals (and precious gems) are important elements in a well-rounded portfolio, and should be viewed collectively as a hedge, not as a principle investment. They are otherwise high-risk gambling.

As a hedge, precious metals and precious gems increase the security and stability of your overall portfolio by moving opposite of currencies and the economy in general. If the economy turns sour and your portfolio begins to suffer, the precious metals will do very well and bolster your portfolio as a counterbalance. Of course, when precious metals/gems begin to drop, that is a sign that the economy is doing well and your principal portfolio will grow on its own.

So it is a good thing that you bought gold ... and gold is definitely something you should HODL.

Well done.

.

Gold is a poor man's metal, millions of poor fools with broken backs mine it, and a few rich men own it. Anyone buying gold today is gonna lose money long term

https://goldprice.org/gold-price-history.html

If we calculate the price basis split-adjusted technique, the value of a single Apple stock has risen by at least 144,900 percent from the day of the IPO in 1980 to 27 August, 2021.

Silly turds

HarveyH55 wrote:

Swan wrote:

IBdaMann wrote:

duncan61 wrote:I have just bought in to gold.Thanks for the advice IBDm

Sure.

Remember, gold, silver and other precious metals (and precious gems) are important elements in a well-rounded portfolio, and should be viewed collectively as a hedge, not as a principle investment. They are otherwise high-risk gambling.

As a hedge, precious metals and precious gems increase the security and stability of your overall portfolio by moving opposite of currencies and the economy in general. If the economy turns sour and your portfolio begins to suffer, the precious metals will do very well and bolster your portfolio as a counterbalance. Of course, when precious metals/gems begin to drop, that is a sign that the economy is doing well and your principal portfolio will grow on its own.

So it is a good thing that you bought gold ... and gold is definitely something you should HODL.

Well done.

.

Gold is a poor man's metal, millions of poor fools with broken backs mine it, and a few rich men own it. Anyone buying gold today is gonna lose money long term

https://goldprice.org/gold-price-history.html

If we calculate the price basis split-adjusted technique, the value of a single Apple stock has risen by at least 144,900 percent from the day of the IPO in 1980 to 27 August, 2021.

Silly turds

Yeah, Apple has done good, but after Steve Jobs passed, there hasn't been a lot of new developments/improvements. Meanwhile, everyone else has caught up, even passing them on innovations. Mostly it's price/status-symbol keeping them on top. With the socialist on a rapid rise across the globe, inflation, slow economy, high taxes, people are going to go more for function, over the status symbol crap. We are also going to see some new growth and innovations in technology, as the green-energy crap takes hold. Alternative energy sucks, and there is going to be a strong drive to mitigate all the shortcomings. It'll spill over to most everything else. Don't think Apple is going to step up. As they already just depend on their customer-base, and status, rather than providing new, better products. Have to do better than new color options, different case, 'upgraded' cameras. Their desktops and laptops are about the same, few cosmetic changes, useless additions to the software...

What's going to change most, is ultra low power devices becoming more common. The electrical grid needs a huge upgrade, and it's not going to happen over a few weeks. The work is going to take years, if it ever gets started at all. We most likely are going to get patchwork, and frequent blackouts. Most people are use to unlimited electricity to their house, just have to pay the monthly bill. Most will look to keep their bill within a budget, but know they can use more, if they have to. When people have to rely on battery storage or generators, there are limits. Both are limited by how much you can use at one time. Batteries drain, and that's all you get, until they recharge. Instead of budgeting money, you have to be seriously aware of usage, and capacity. Of course, the rich will just buy bigger, to cover their usage. Likely be able to get on a less blackout prone circuit. People living in apartments, are totally screwed...

Apple caters mostly to the rich. But, most everyone else is going to need to use the most energy efficient devices.

HarveyH55 wrote:
Never liked Apple products, or their business model. Bunch of control freaks... I like to upgrade/modify my computer equipment, as I see fit. I bought it, I own it, and can do what I want. Apple put a lot of effort into discouraging that. They wanted you to only use their products, as sold, with their approved software. You need improvements, you buy a better machine from them. I like doing my own repairs, which usually costs less, than the fee a technician charges, just to look at it, and tell me what I already know needs replaced.

Xadoman wrote:I have seen what is going on in the cryptomarket and this is completely insane how some of the coins could rise 1000x in a month. Imagine putting 12000 into safemoon 3 weeks ago. I would be a millionaire today.

Xadoman wrote:Yes, it is a time to buy. You can make 3-4x with Bitcoin and Ethereum if you want to play it safe. Solana could make 10x.

duncan61 wrote:Solana looks set to go up again so I have bought in and set my profit to close at 44.56

duncan61 wrote:Around 38.00.Its tanking

duncan61 wrote:Solana looks set to go up again so I have bought in and set my profit to close at 44.56

duncan61 wrote:[I bought] Around 38.00.Its tanking

duncan61 wrote:Its just dropped 7.18%. I need to stop drinking alone on fridays. Damn you George Thorogood.

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IBdaMann wrote:

duncan61 wrote:Solana looks set to go up again so I have bought in and set my profit to close at 44.56

duncan61 wrote:[I bought] Around 38.00.Its tanking

duncan61 wrote:Its just dropped 7.18%. I need to stop drinking alone on fridays. Damn you George Thorogood.

I know when you drink alone,
you prefer to be by yourself.

Current Solana Price: $31.88

Perhaps a momentary setback. Nonetheless, I recommend you just get out now.

Xadoman wrote:

IBDaMann wrote:Seriously, why Solana?

Because it is one of the top coins. Its ATH was 259.

Low risk - Bitcoin and Eth. Those will make you around 3-4x.
Medium risk- Solana. This could make you 10x

duncan61 wrote:HODling

Xadoman wrote:

IBDaMann wrote: Seriously, why Solana?

Because it is one of the top coins. Its ATH was 259.

Xadoman wrote:Medium risk- Solana. This could make you 10x

IBdaMann wrote:

IBdaMann wrote:
Perhaps a momentary setback. Nonetheless, I recommend you just get out now.

Current Solana Price: $31.19

It's only inching downward. Now is a great time to get out.

duncan61 wrote:
HODling

IBdaMann wrote:

Xadoman wrote:

IBDaMann wrote: Seriously, why Solana?

Because it is one of the top coins. Its ATH was 259.

Wasn't that in the past? Aren't you supposed to be speculating about the future price?

Xadoman wrote:Medium risk- Solana. This could make you 10x

Isn't Solana only dropping in price?

Current Solana Price: $31.17

For you to make 10x, Solana will have to far exceed its all-time high of $260.06 and reach beyond $311.70

What is more likely to happen within your lifetime or before November rolls around (whichever comes first): Solana price exceeds $311.70 ... or Solana price drops below $29.00?

duncan, would you care to speculate?

gfm7175 wrote:I'll speculate.

Around mid-June, Solana's price dropped below $29.00 for a few days. That happened within the last three months.

Solana's price has never exceeded $260.06 before, let alone ever reached $311.70, and it has not exceeded $200.00 since the beginning of December 2021 (roughly 9 months ago) nor has ever exceeded even $100.00 since the April 24th of this year (roughly 4 months ago).

Thus, given that (and it's downward trajectory over the last year, and even the last three months) I speculate that it is much more likely that Solana's price drops below $29.00 than it is for its price to exceed $311.70 ... let me know if I'm missing something...

duncan61 wrote:

IBdaMann wrote:
One month ago:

Solana High Price:$40.39
Solana Next Day: $44.07

Current Solana Price: $31.57

duncan, did you sell yet or are you still in, clinging to hope that Solana will rise from the ashes?

HODling