Wed May 25, 2022 1:19 pm
Wed May 25, 2022 1:24 pm
Wed May 25, 2022 1:28 pm
Nuclearblue wrote:If their was civil unrest over the cost of living would you ?
Wed May 25, 2022 3:11 pm
Wed May 25, 2022 3:59 pm
JasonFowler1991 wrote:The parasites have been taking the piss for too long now. We are supposed to trust them, yet they're destroying the economy and putting more and more people into poverty whilst stripping our rights at the same time. Things are going to get a lot worse and people need to come together, in some manner, to stop this.
Wed May 25, 2022 4:08 pm
Welshman in CA wrote:JasonFowler1991 wrote:The parasites have been taking the piss for too long now. We are supposed to trust them, yet they're destroying the economy and putting more and more people into poverty whilst stripping our rights at the same time. Things are going to get a lot worse and people need to come together, in some manner, to stop this.
Cool. And how exactly are you going to fix the world economy?
Wed May 25, 2022 4:15 pm
Wed May 25, 2022 4:16 pm
Welshman in CA wrote:Of course it's not your job, it never is with the people complaining. No need to read the rest once you said that you didn't have a solution.
Thu May 26, 2022 6:14 am
Thu May 26, 2022 7:35 am
Thu May 26, 2022 8:15 am
JasonFowler1991 wrote:Welshman in CA wrote:JasonFowler1991 wrote:The parasites have been taking the piss for too long now. We are supposed to trust them, yet they're destroying the economy and putting more and more people into poverty whilst stripping our rights at the same time. Things are going to get a lot worse and people need to come together, in some manner, to stop this.
Cool. And how exactly are you going to fix the world economy?
It's not my job to fix the world economy. The central bankers, with their friends in politics, have destroyed it. They are the people we trust to protect it.
Here's a great documentary about money I'd suggest watching when you get the chance:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XcGh1Dex4Yo
What I have done to protect myself, is move my assets out of things backed by fiat currency. Into Bitcoin and Gold. I'm not suggesting everybody does this, as there is risk involved and people may not understand what they are doing. But you might want to explore alternative methods to trusting central bankers to look after you.
Thu May 26, 2022 9:43 am
Xenonbluebird wrote:It would not surprise me if the British public does not take part in any civil unrest.
If anything, somebody would outsource to the French, they are good at civil unrest.
Thu May 26, 2022 10:38 am
Thu May 26, 2022 10:44 am
Sneggyblubird wrote:It ain't as bad as the 70's yet but it would achieve nothing and the law would respond in kind.It's not just us going through it.It's world wide.
Thu May 26, 2022 12:16 pm
Bluebina wrote:JasonFowler1991 wrote:Welshman in CA wrote:JasonFowler1991 wrote:The parasites have been taking the piss for too long now. We are supposed to trust them, yet they're destroying the economy and putting more and more people into poverty whilst stripping our rights at the same time. Things are going to get a lot worse and people need to come together, in some manner, to stop this.
Cool. And how exactly are you going to fix the world economy?
It's not my job to fix the world economy. The central bankers, with their friends in politics, have destroyed it. They are the people we trust to protect it.
Here's a great documentary about money I'd suggest watching when you get the chance:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XcGh1Dex4Yo
What I have done to protect myself, is move my assets out of things backed by fiat currency. Into Bitcoin and Gold. I'm not suggesting everybody does this, as there is risk involved and people may not understand what they are doing. But you might want to explore alternative methods to trusting central bankers to look after you.
Hows your bitcoin going?
https://www.investopedia.com/articles/f ... istory.asp
Thu May 26, 2022 12:17 pm
Don Keydick wrote:Sneggyblubird wrote:It ain't as bad as the 70's yet but it would achieve nothing and the law would respond in kind.It's not just us going through it.It's world wide.
Our politicians are jack booting all over us. They are pushing this green agenda and forcing it on us without any thought as to how it's going to work properly, not only are E cars stupid money, they haven't thought out the network of charging points, people without off road parking are not going to able to charge them easily. Then we hear they are going to do away with boilers for these heat pumps that are nowhere near as efficient, and then there's the problem of siting them if you haven't got the room.
We all know that this pandemic had to be paid for by us, but what they're piling on us is beyond paying for that. We have 650 MP's in the house of commons, and I wonder how many of them are not thieves, robbers, scammers or perverts. Basically, they are taking the piss, bringing legislation in a bit at a time and thinking we'll just shrug our shoulders and get on with it. There comes a time when the people have to say enough is enough, and it's only when the people turn on them that they'll start to take notice.
Thu May 26, 2022 1:23 pm
JasonFowler1991 wrote:Bluebina wrote:JasonFowler1991 wrote:Welshman in CA wrote:JasonFowler1991 wrote:The parasites have been taking the piss for too long now. We are supposed to trust them, yet they're destroying the economy and putting more and more people into poverty whilst stripping our rights at the same time. Things are going to get a lot worse and people need to come together, in some manner, to stop this.
Cool. And how exactly are you going to fix the world economy?
It's not my job to fix the world economy. The central bankers, with their friends in politics, have destroyed it. They are the people we trust to protect it.
Here's a great documentary about money I'd suggest watching when you get the chance:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XcGh1Dex4Yo
What I have done to protect myself, is move my assets out of things backed by fiat currency. Into Bitcoin and Gold. I'm not suggesting everybody does this, as there is risk involved and people may not understand what they are doing. But you might want to explore alternative methods to trusting central bankers to look after you.
Hows your bitcoin going?
https://www.investopedia.com/articles/f ... istory.asp
It goes through cycles mate, this is nothing out of the norm and it happens every 4 years. I actually like these dumps, as I can accumulate more.
In comparing to many tech stocks, it's also doing better. I've been investing for over 8 years, so to answer your question its doing very well. I have a low time preference, meaning I dont care about day to day price swings. I have 5-10 year goals.
Im also focussed on it from a philosphical level, not just financial. When you understand how money is created, how endless wars and all the other bullshit we have to go through is funded, it changes your perspective and you see the true value in it.
Essentially, Bitcoin is short term volatility with a long term upwards trend. Fiat currency is short term stability with a longterm downward trend.
Thu May 26, 2022 3:11 pm
JasonFowler1991 wrote:Don Keydick wrote:Sneggyblubird wrote:It ain't as bad as the 70's yet but it would achieve nothing and the law would respond in kind.It's not just us going through it.It's world wide.
Our politicians are jack booting all over us. They are pushing this green agenda and forcing it on us without any thought as to how it's going to work properly, not only are E cars stupid money, they haven't thought out the network of charging points, people without off road parking are not going to able to charge them easily. Then we hear they are going to do away with boilers for these heat pumps that are nowhere near as efficient, and then there's the problem of siting them if you haven't got the room.
We all know that this pandemic had to be paid for by us, but what they're piling on us is beyond paying for that. We have 650 MP's in the house of commons, and I wonder how many of them are not thieves, robbers, scammers or perverts. Basically, they are taking the piss, bringing legislation in a bit at a time and thinking we'll just shrug our shoulders and get on with it. There comes a time when the people have to say enough is enough, and it's only when the people turn on them that they'll start to take notice.
Wait until the carbon footprint calculator is introduced (Mastercard already testing it), along with a CBDC. The government will be telling what you can and cannot spend your money on in the near future.
ESG is essentially a cover up for a social credit system.
Thu May 26, 2022 4:04 pm
JasonFowler1991 wrote:Bluebina wrote:JasonFowler1991 wrote:Welshman in CA wrote:JasonFowler1991 wrote:The parasites have been taking the piss for too long now. We are supposed to trust them, yet they're destroying the economy and putting more and more people into poverty whilst stripping our rights at the same time. Things are going to get a lot worse and people need to come together, in some manner, to stop this.
Cool. And how exactly are you going to fix the world economy?
It's not my job to fix the world economy. The central bankers, with their friends in politics, have destroyed it. They are the people we trust to protect it.
Here's a great documentary about money I'd suggest watching when you get the chance:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XcGh1Dex4Yo
What I have done to protect myself, is move my assets out of things backed by fiat currency. Into Bitcoin and Gold. I'm not suggesting everybody does this, as there is risk involved and people may not understand what they are doing. But you might want to explore alternative methods to trusting central bankers to look after you.
Hows your bitcoin going?
https://www.investopedia.com/articles/f ... istory.asp
It goes through cycles mate, this is nothing out of the norm and it happens every 4 years. I actually like these dumps, as I can accumulate more.
In comparing to many tech stocks, it's also doing better. I've been investing for over 8 years, so to answer your question its doing very well. I have a low time preference, meaning I dont care about day to day price swings. I have 5-10 year goals.
Im also focussed on it from a philosphical level, not just financial. When you understand how money is created, how endless wars and all the other bullshit we have to go through is funded, it changes your perspective and you see the true value in it.
Essentially, Bitcoin is short term volatility with a long term upwards trend. Fiat currency is short term stability with a longterm downward trend.
Thu May 26, 2022 6:11 pm
ElyBoy1984 wrote:JasonFowler1991 wrote:Bluebina wrote:JasonFowler1991 wrote:Welshman in CA wrote:JasonFowler1991 wrote:The parasites have been taking the piss for too long now. We are supposed to trust them, yet they're destroying the economy and putting more and more people into poverty whilst stripping our rights at the same time. Things are going to get a lot worse and people need to come together, in some manner, to stop this.
Cool. And how exactly are you going to fix the world economy?
It's not my job to fix the world economy. The central bankers, with their friends in politics, have destroyed it. They are the people we trust to protect it.
Here's a great documentary about money I'd suggest watching when you get the chance:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XcGh1Dex4Yo
What I have done to protect myself, is move my assets out of things backed by fiat currency. Into Bitcoin and Gold. I'm not suggesting everybody does this, as there is risk involved and people may not understand what they are doing. But you might want to explore alternative methods to trusting central bankers to look after you.
Hows your bitcoin going?
https://www.investopedia.com/articles/f ... istory.asp
It goes through cycles mate, this is nothing out of the norm and it happens every 4 years. I actually like these dumps, as I can accumulate more.
In comparing to many tech stocks, it's also doing better. I've been investing for over 8 years, so to answer your question its doing very well. I have a low time preference, meaning I dont care about day to day price swings. I have 5-10 year goals.
Im also focussed on it from a philosphical level, not just financial. When you understand how money is created, how endless wars and all the other bullshit we have to go through is funded, it changes your perspective and you see the true value in it.
Essentially, Bitcoin is short term volatility with a long term upwards trend. Fiat currency is short term stability with a longterm downward trend.
Do you think bitcoin is at the bottom yet?
Thu May 26, 2022 6:13 pm
Welshman in CA wrote:JasonFowler1991 wrote:Bluebina wrote:JasonFowler1991 wrote:Welshman in CA wrote:JasonFowler1991 wrote:The parasites have been taking the piss for too long now. We are supposed to trust them, yet they're destroying the economy and putting more and more people into poverty whilst stripping our rights at the same time. Things are going to get a lot worse and people need to come together, in some manner, to stop this.
Cool. And how exactly are you going to fix the world economy?
It's not my job to fix the world economy. The central bankers, with their friends in politics, have destroyed it. They are the people we trust to protect it.
Here's a great documentary about money I'd suggest watching when you get the chance:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XcGh1Dex4Yo
What I have done to protect myself, is move my assets out of things backed by fiat currency. Into Bitcoin and Gold. I'm not suggesting everybody does this, as there is risk involved and people may not understand what they are doing. But you might want to explore alternative methods to trusting central bankers to look after you.
Hows your bitcoin going?
https://www.investopedia.com/articles/f ... istory.asp
It goes through cycles mate, this is nothing out of the norm and it happens every 4 years. I actually like these dumps, as I can accumulate more.
In comparing to many tech stocks, it's also doing better. I've been investing for over 8 years, so to answer your question its doing very well. I have a low time preference, meaning I dont care about day to day price swings. I have 5-10 year goals.
Im also focussed on it from a philosphical level, not just financial. When you understand how money is created, how endless wars and all the other bullshit we have to go through is funded, it changes your perspective and you see the true value in it.
Essentially, Bitcoin is short term volatility with a long term upwards trend. Fiat currency is short term stability with a longterm downward trend.
So you're close to if not a millionaire then I presume as Bitcoin was less than $200 over eight years ago and you've been investing all this time, 10 years ago it was even less. Even if you bought it 8 years ago it was less than $1,000 so well done. It is now well over half of its price high but that's just numbers on a page to a savvy investor like yourself.
Thu May 26, 2022 6:56 pm
JasonFowler1991 wrote:Welshman in CA wrote:JasonFowler1991 wrote:Bluebina wrote:JasonFowler1991 wrote:Welshman in CA wrote:JasonFowler1991 wrote:The parasites have been taking the piss for too long now. We are supposed to trust them, yet they're destroying the economy and putting more and more people into poverty whilst stripping our rights at the same time. Things are going to get a lot worse and people need to come together, in some manner, to stop this.
Cool. And how exactly are you going to fix the world economy?
It's not my job to fix the world economy. The central bankers, with their friends in politics, have destroyed it. They are the people we trust to protect it.
Here's a great documentary about money I'd suggest watching when you get the chance:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XcGh1Dex4Yo
What I have done to protect myself, is move my assets out of things backed by fiat currency. Into Bitcoin and Gold. I'm not suggesting everybody does this, as there is risk involved and people may not understand what they are doing. But you might want to explore alternative methods to trusting central bankers to look after you.
Hows your bitcoin going?
https://www.investopedia.com/articles/f ... istory.asp
It goes through cycles mate, this is nothing out of the norm and it happens every 4 years. I actually like these dumps, as I can accumulate more.
In comparing to many tech stocks, it's also doing better. I've been investing for over 8 years, so to answer your question its doing very well. I have a low time preference, meaning I dont care about day to day price swings. I have 5-10 year goals.
Im also focussed on it from a philosphical level, not just financial. When you understand how money is created, how endless wars and all the other bullshit we have to go through is funded, it changes your perspective and you see the true value in it.
Essentially, Bitcoin is short term volatility with a long term upwards trend. Fiat currency is short term stability with a longterm downward trend.
So you're close to if not a millionaire then I presume as Bitcoin was less than $200 over eight years ago and you've been investing all this time, 10 years ago it was even less. Even if you bought it 8 years ago it was less than $1,000 so well done. It is now well over half of its price high but that's just numbers on a page to a savvy investor like yourself.
I've no interest in having salty conversations with people on the internet, so I will leave it at that
Thu May 26, 2022 7:02 pm
Thu May 26, 2022 9:38 pm
Thu May 26, 2022 10:22 pm
wez1927 wrote:Is it really that bad in the UK? Yes things have gone up but personally I've just not spent as much or changed my products I've bought ,shop in lidi instead of marks and sparks,also turned off lights and gas termosat so I can heat my swimming pool .
Fri May 27, 2022 1:31 pm
JasonFowler1991 wrote:Bluebina wrote:JasonFowler1991 wrote:Welshman in CA wrote:JasonFowler1991 wrote:The parasites have been taking the piss for too long now. We are supposed to trust them, yet they're destroying the economy and putting more and more people into poverty whilst stripping our rights at the same time. Things are going to get a lot worse and people need to come together, in some manner, to stop this.
Cool. And how exactly are you going to fix the world economy?
It's not my job to fix the world economy. The central bankers, with their friends in politics, have destroyed it. They are the people we trust to protect it.
Here's a great documentary about money I'd suggest watching when you get the chance:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XcGh1Dex4Yo
What I have done to protect myself, is move my assets out of things backed by fiat currency. Into Bitcoin and Gold. I'm not suggesting everybody does this, as there is risk involved and people may not understand what they are doing. But you might want to explore alternative methods to trusting central bankers to look after you.
Hows your bitcoin going?
https://www.investopedia.com/articles/f ... istory.asp
It goes through cycles mate, this is nothing out of the norm and it happens every 4 years. I actually like these dumps, as I can accumulate more.
In comparing to many tech stocks, it's also doing better. I've been investing for over 8 years, so to answer your question its doing very well. I have a low time preference, meaning I dont care about day to day price swings. I have 5-10 year goals.
Im also focussed on it from a philosphical level, not just financial. When you understand how money is created, how endless wars and all the other bullshit we have to go through is funded, it changes your perspective and you see the true value in it.
Essentially, Bitcoin is short term volatility with a long term upwards trend. Fiat currency is short term stability with a longterm downward trend.
Fri May 27, 2022 1:58 pm
JasonFowler1991 wrote:ElyBoy1984 wrote:JasonFowler1991 wrote:Bluebina wrote:JasonFowler1991 wrote:Welshman in CA wrote:JasonFowler1991 wrote:The parasites have been taking the piss for too long now. We are supposed to trust them, yet they're destroying the economy and putting more and more people into poverty whilst stripping our rights at the same time. Things are going to get a lot worse and people need to come together, in some manner, to stop this.
Cool. And how exactly are you going to fix the world economy?
It's not my job to fix the world economy. The central bankers, with their friends in politics, have destroyed it. They are the people we trust to protect it.
Here's a great documentary about money I'd suggest watching when you get the chance:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XcGh1Dex4Yo
What I have done to protect myself, is move my assets out of things backed by fiat currency. Into Bitcoin and Gold. I'm not suggesting everybody does this, as there is risk involved and people may not understand what they are doing. But you might want to explore alternative methods to trusting central bankers to look after you.
Hows your bitcoin going?
https://www.investopedia.com/articles/f ... istory.asp
It goes through cycles mate, this is nothing out of the norm and it happens every 4 years. I actually like these dumps, as I can accumulate more.
In comparing to many tech stocks, it's also doing better. I've been investing for over 8 years, so to answer your question its doing very well. I have a low time preference, meaning I dont care about day to day price swings. I have 5-10 year goals.
Im also focussed on it from a philosphical level, not just financial. When you understand how money is created, how endless wars and all the other bullshit we have to go through is funded, it changes your perspective and you see the true value in it.
Essentially, Bitcoin is short term volatility with a long term upwards trend. Fiat currency is short term stability with a longterm downward trend.
Do you think bitcoin is at the bottom yet?
It's very speculative, but I personally think it will bottom out around December time, move sideways for a year, and then in 2024 we will start seeing explosive moves upwards again. So I am currently dollar cost averaging and will continue to accumulate until then.
What are your thoughts?
Fri May 27, 2022 5:47 pm
Bluebina wrote:JasonFowler1991 wrote:Bluebina wrote:JasonFowler1991 wrote:Welshman in CA wrote:JasonFowler1991 wrote:The parasites have been taking the piss for too long now. We are supposed to trust them, yet they're destroying the economy and putting more and more people into poverty whilst stripping our rights at the same time. Things are going to get a lot worse and people need to come together, in some manner, to stop this.
Cool. And how exactly are you going to fix the world economy?
It's not my job to fix the world economy. The central bankers, with their friends in politics, have destroyed it. They are the people we trust to protect it.
Here's a great documentary about money I'd suggest watching when you get the chance:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XcGh1Dex4Yo
What I have done to protect myself, is move my assets out of things backed by fiat currency. Into Bitcoin and Gold. I'm not suggesting everybody does this, as there is risk involved and people may not understand what they are doing. But you might want to explore alternative methods to trusting central bankers to look after you.
Hows your bitcoin going?
https://www.investopedia.com/articles/f ... istory.asp
It goes through cycles mate, this is nothing out of the norm and it happens every 4 years. I actually like these dumps, as I can accumulate more.
In comparing to many tech stocks, it's also doing better. I've been investing for over 8 years, so to answer your question its doing very well. I have a low time preference, meaning I dont care about day to day price swings. I have 5-10 year goals.
Im also focussed on it from a philosphical level, not just financial. When you understand how money is created, how endless wars and all the other bullshit we have to go through is funded, it changes your perspective and you see the true value in it.
Essentially, Bitcoin is short term volatility with a long term upwards trend. Fiat currency is short term stability with a longterm downward trend.
I've bought some cryptos, i'm going to treat them as a high risk gamble as it's too volatile. I'm just going to map them and buy at around all time lows and sell in phases on the way up, not be too greedy and try and try to guess the top, then do it again when they crash. I did that with technollogy funds and sold at the first drops in November, it almost looks like to time to buy back in many funds are way lower. Then I have more sensible funds mostly global for the mojority of the money invest and hold and let time do it's job over 10 years plus.
Good luck with your strategy
Fri May 27, 2022 8:59 pm
Fri May 27, 2022 11:38 pm