All it would take is for governments to step in and seriously curtail or outright ban #crytocurrnecies. Like China already has.

I've often cautioned my friends against investing in #bitcoin. Seems like everyone has been so caught up in its dramatic climb that they ignore all the warning signs of potential danger. Glad to see some level heads are prevailing here.

You didn't come off as argumentative at all. Personally I've warned all my friends away from #Bitcoin (and now I have to feel their wrath). But I stil say it's too unstable. Governments could ban it, hackers could steal it, a new "in" digital currency could surplant it, there are so many variables. And it's not like the FDIC will bail out anyone who loses their bitcoins. If it's gone, it's gone. Remember people, this is not a tangible object.

I keep insisting that #Bitcoin is a dangerous fad. But the valuation increases keep saying I'm wrong. But I still say it's one hack away from all coming crashing down. No FDIC insurance to bail out those affected.

Very true, I've often warned about getting mixed in with the #bitcoin craze. At some point, governments may make it illegal or require regulations. Or hackers could potentially steal all the value. Give me good ol' gold any day. $Bitcomp

I agree @[Martin Farrugia](user:54251), read this cautionary artticle about #bitcoin by @[Chris Skinner](user:54359): www.talkmarkets.com/.../the-truth-about-bitcoin I believe bitcoin is a dangerous fad.

I agree. But the question is, is this being investigated?

I think #Netflix users are a bit like #Apple fan boys. They love the product so much, they are blind to any detractions, even when valid and critical to the company's long term health. I think we can all agree, Netflix has a wonderful product with many satisfied users. But the financials don't lie and can't be ignored.

Thanks for the clarification. I admit I am not familiar with the Canadian market nor factored the differences in the two government's stances.

I never understood the craze for investing in #cannabis companies. It has to be one of the riskiest investments there is. Too new with too much uncertainty.