Over70irregs
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No I am trading weak $ for hard $. I am opting out. Slowly but darn assuredly. That is why they are capitulating.
Be honest. Is your 100k/year enough?
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Over70irregs
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What chart are you staring at?
Thebrownblob
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Well, I wish you luck!
JL 0513
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The DNC's.
Over70irregs
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We have printed more the last 6-7 years than the previous 200years.
Thebrownblob
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Systematically devaluing the money you already have.
Over70irregs
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Yes hamster wheel mentality. It’s all about distraction now.
this one?
US Inflation Rate Monthly Analysis: Consumer Price Index | YCharts
In depth view into US Inflation Rate including historical data from 1914 to 2024, charts and stats.
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Over70irregs
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No food, housing, energy, income tax? It’s called in finance circles CPLie…. Your chart is correct for what it measure’s I’m sure. Not being negative.this one?
US Inflation Rate Monthly Analysis: Consumer Price Index | YCharts
In depth view into US Inflation Rate including historical data from 1914 to 2024, charts and stats.
Over70irregs
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The average middle class American will NEVER own 1 #bitcoin .
(I tried guys….I tried). Do your research
(I tried guys….I tried). Do your research
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@Over70irregs
How much of your investment portfolio is allocated to bitcoin? I’m guessing 100%?
How much of your check each week goes into it?
Just curious. You make some good points but most of us are hesitant to pour all our earnings into internet money still.
How much of your investment portfolio is allocated to bitcoin? I’m guessing 100%?
How much of your check each week goes into it?
Just curious. You make some good points but most of us are hesitant to pour all our earnings into internet money still.
JL 0513
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That's why it's total nonsense as a currency. Something can't be a currency when only 5% of the public can attain it. 1 Bitcoin= $45,000.
. Yes, I understand you can own a fraction of a Bitcoin and that makes it more stupid. So to have $1 I need 1/45,000th of a Bitcoin? C'mon.
PreTrippin’
Stinkin Ginzo
The first bitcoin purchase was a pizza for 11,000 bitcoins. FYI.
JL 0513
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A $495,000,000.00 pizza today. I would say that was a poor investment.
PreTrippin’
Stinkin Ginzo
Unless you kept a bitcoin or two.
Over70irregs
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If you put all your $ in that is a personal decision I would NOT recommend. (Do your research..Study)
Over70irregs
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I’ve DCA from 9k-69k. I have sold crap on offer up. I have cashed out coinstar coins. I have had people pay me on cashapp and bought from there. I saw it drop to 15k last year. THERE IS ONLY 21MILLION. Ever. Nothing else is scarce. Not RE, diamonds are a racket, gold was 2k over a decade ago plus its in the ground, stocks are print machine gains. Class A B C shares. friend them. Bonds you drown in inflation pool, Aug raise is inflated away. 401k wait 40 years if starting at 20yo. Rentals being bought by big biz and you have to break people into being homeless or moving away. What else is there? I DO NOT get anything besides satisfaction that someones knees and back and time from kids n family can be fairly compensated.(Doyourresearch)That's why it's total nonsense as a currency. Something can't be a currency when only 5% of the public can attain it. 1 Bitcoin= $45,000.
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Over70irregs
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I’ve seen that interview. Nobody knew. What sucks are the old laptop/pc miners who threw their computers away. Estimated 3-4 million locked/lost……
Mr. Marshall
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$125,000 puts you in the 87.2 percent of household income in America. Hardly low income.
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