I did something consistent this morning, it reminded me of brocli and crypto.
We have full fibre.
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If only everything in life was as reliable as:
- a Volkswagen?
- the returns from crypto?
- a morning shit?
- a Volkswagen?
- the returns from crypto?
- a morning shit?
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The thing is while these bumners are only interested in ganging up on me they've all made themselves look like fools.V8Granite wrote: ↑Sat Mar 23, 2024 8:36 am My colleague cashed out his RR shares at 420p the other day. He bought a month or so before me and made 46k.
Then his etherium and made 18k, he bought in the start of 2021.
Total made, 64k, not a bad run for about 14k invested in total.
He did say he had the fear when he sold it all and I can see that, the idea of selling it is horrible as it must take a lot of willpower to not keep checking on prices.
I sold 6k at 395p a share for tax reasons and at this rate will end up buying back in at around 430p, bugger.
Dave!
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Dip. Rise?
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boring cunts still bore.It's on the rise again lads. Get your money in the things that will carry on rising. BTC / ETH.
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I love your counter-factuals Broccers - this is the last month:
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(Shares are doing well but my Crypto is currently in a hole so keeping quiet 
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Dave!
)Dave!
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By BIL actually met someone who's made genuine real world money on BitCoin at his Martial Arts DoJo
Not sure when he got in or got out but he bought a load and then sold it and was able to buy his house outright and mortgage free with the profits.
I was beginning to think these people didn't exist.
Not sure when he got in or got out but he bought a load and then sold it and was able to buy his house outright and mortgage free with the profits.
I was beginning to think these people didn't exist.
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If we'd all listened to Seb_DH on this forum when he was buying at $900 (or was it $100? It was a loooong time ago!) then it could have been us. Mind you, I probably would have sold when it it hit $2,000 or something thinking that was mad gainzdinny_g wrote: ↑Thu May 09, 2024 9:28 am By BIL actually met someone who's made genuine real world money on BitCoin at his Martial Arts DoJo
Not sure when he got in or got out but he bought a load and then sold it and was able to buy his house outright and mortgage free with the profits.
I was beginning to think these people didn't exist.
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Same here. I considered putting £500 in around 2012 but it seemed like the quickest way to throw away £500.Gavster wrote: ↑Thu May 09, 2024 10:13 amIf we'd all listened to Seb_DH on this forum when he was buying at $900 (or was it $100? It was a loooong time ago!) then it could have been us. Mind you, I probably would have sold when it it hit $2,000 or something thinking that was mad gainzdinny_g wrote: ↑Thu May 09, 2024 9:28 am By BIL actually met someone who's made genuine real world money on BitCoin at his Martial Arts DoJo
Not sure when he got in or got out but he bought a load and then sold it and was able to buy his house outright and mortgage free with the profits.
I was beginning to think these people didn't exist.
It would be worth £2.5m now but I know I’d have sold when I’d doubled the £500 and considered myself a very shrewd investor
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I know this is going back a long time ago but found it quite mind blowing when I first read it. Gold was pegged to the US dollar until 1971 at roughly $35 per ounce. Madness! Putting whatever savings you had on gold must have been the safest investment and I wonder how many retired very wealthy from that. Especially as prices went nuts merely years afterwards due to huge inflation.
How about not having a sig at all?