CanadianLoonie

lol...How about them US job numbers?

Its happened again, its happened again...

I think we just got a breakout and a new up-leg...

And the time of that post a single bitcoin was trading for $322 CAD, and 1000 loonies that day would have netted 3.105590062 BTC. As of this posting...

You find news of people dying from earthquakes funny and amusing?

Sold by Alex Jones?

A sports psychologist...

It's just for this week...

An example of what you can expect in an extremely high-trust society...

Because guns are banned...

Your club has won enough Premier League titles to last a decade, or two...

Someone should NOT have been pulling on shirts... https://streamable.com/0io2

Looks like it is up to both North London clubs to keep the title race tight...

Now seems about a good time to get into puts...

Are you into options?

Not this week it wasn't!

Just a few business days into 2016 and it is not looking like a happy new year on the bourses...

Great timing in picking the 6th anniversary of it's release to post this! Like I stated in the stock market thread... Best performing currency in the world since 2009: 2010 - Bitcoin +3700% 2011 - Bitcoin +1500% 2012 - Bitcoin +300% 2013 - Bitcoin +5400% 2014 - USD +13% (Bitcoin -57% , the worst performing currency in the world that year) 2015 - Bitcoin +37%

Based on your posting history regarding economic and financial matters, you have absolutely no idea what you are talking about. That is a bubble...the bigger, if not THE biggest short possible.

Best performing currency in the world since 2009: 2010 - Bitcoin +3700% 2011 - Bitcoin +1500% 2012 - Bitcoin +300% 2013 - Bitcoin +5400% 2014 - USD +13% (Bitcoin -57% , the worst performing currency in the world that year) 2015 - Bitcoin +37%

There is only so much that one can fit into a 2-hour film and still be able to hold the attention of a non-financial audience. I would strongly recommend that you read the book, along with all of Michael Lewis' works regarding finance...perhaps then you will understand that it is government legal-tendered, central bank-issued, fractionally-reserved bank lent, fiat currency that is the major primary factor behind what caused the rise, and fall, of real estate prices. NOT foreign capital. And if you thought mortgage debt was bad, it is nothing compared to sovereign government debt...and the same thing will happen to governments all over the "developed" world over the next decade or two.

Have you read the book?

I can offer a suggestion that can save you up to 15-25%, but I already know that you are not going to be interested in pursing it because it involves using...bitcoin.

So it corrected back to re-test the $300 breakout level and it seems to be holding...so now would be a relatively low-risk entry point for those who want speculate on further upside appreciation...