Given that Bitcoin and all he other are "alternative currencies" I regard them all as suspect. AND, given that at at least one of those recent peaks was what I will call a pump-and-dump, where one individual made a huge purchase, which caused the price and demand to jump mightily, and then said individual sold those shares for a very handsome profit, the whole operation is suspect. And consider also that the entire price of the bitcoin shares is built on an agreement without any physical wealth behind it, the possibility of a big "correction" certainly exists.
Interesting and educational! And all one needs to do to understand about dips and small spikes is to look at the graphs and observe the "noise" atop the signal. This tells me that one will need very fast response time to make a profit based on that. And it seems that the noise is intrinsic to the process, rather much in agreement with your assertion that it all self adjusts. It is indeed hard to see the big picture through a microscope.
Here is a nasty secret that I finally learned from an agency: They are not interested in anybody who is not presently employed. If you ate between jobs, you are not wanted. My solution was to form my own company and hire myself. The pay was not good, but I got interviews, and another job.
The other problem that I see today is that many just want a paycheck without doing much work. High self-esteem with no qualifications. Not a good skill set to offer.
Of course that rising inflation rate steals from all of those folks who can't immediately increase their income to compensate for it. So really it mostly benefits the banks. We need the interest rate to be increased last year, and then explain to the government that their spending must be limited to its income. No more free credit.
I realize that living within one's means is a radical concept, but some of us have been doing it for many years.
Big brings with it a lot more resources, at least for most organizations. And that does encourage creativity. BUT "Big" also brings shareholders demanding growth, sometimes independent from the law. And we have seen the examples of those who got caught quite a few times in the recent past. And big has allowed one huge OS supplier to simply buy and destroy any potential competition.. Big is certainly able to do what it pleases and get away with it. These facts are all quite obvious to most people.
Big lead to power, and often power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely. This is not some recent discovery.
My first response did not consider any hostilities or any government affecting the business. Certainly those would alter the curve, possibly a lot. In addition the recent unlisting action will make some changes that may be unfortunate.
So certainly what is coming next will be interesting.
Unfortunately the central banks" certainly appear to have only concerns about the profits made by their "friends", and no concern at all about that bottom 80% of the population. Launching actions that push inflation with what appears to be either no understanding or no concern as to the effect on all of those who can't increase their incomes at will. That theory that inflation will somehow magically boost incomes is not proven to actually work in the real world, but rather only in the Kingdom of Utopia, a monarchy where real people are not found to reside. Thus inflation does harm a whole lot of people residing in the real world.
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Given that Bitcoin and all he other are "alternative currencies" I regard them all as suspect. AND, given that at at least one of those recent peaks was what I will call a pump-and-dump, where one individual made a huge purchase, which caused the price and demand to jump mightily, and then said individual sold those shares for a very handsome profit, the whole operation is suspect. And consider also that the entire price of the bitcoin shares is built on an agreement without any physical wealth behind it, the possibility of a big "correction" certainly exists.
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A text presentation would have been much better.
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Rather a disturbing report.
To quote an old CCR ballad, "I see a bad moon rising, I see trouble on the way."
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Interesting and educational! And all one needs to do to understand about dips and small spikes is to look at the graphs and observe the "noise" atop the signal. This tells me that one will need very fast response time to make a profit based on that. And it seems that the noise is intrinsic to the process, rather much in agreement with your assertion that it all self adjusts. It is indeed hard to see the big picture through a microscope.
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Here is a nasty secret that I finally learned from an agency: They are not interested in anybody who is not presently employed. If you ate between jobs, you are not wanted. My solution was to form my own company and hire myself. The pay was not good, but I got interviews, and another job.
The other problem that I see today is that many just want a paycheck without doing much work. High self-esteem with no qualifications. Not a good skill set to offer.
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Of course that rising inflation rate steals from all of those folks who can't immediately increase their income to compensate for it. So really it mostly benefits the banks. We need the interest rate to be increased last year, and then explain to the government that their spending must be limited to its income. No more free credit.
I realize that living within one's means is a radical concept, but some of us have been doing it for many years.
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This would have been far better as a text-format presentation. And it would have required far less bandwidth.
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Big brings with it a lot more resources, at least for most organizations. And that does encourage creativity. BUT "Big" also brings shareholders demanding growth, sometimes independent from the law. And we have seen the examples of those who got caught quite a few times in the recent past. And big has allowed one huge OS supplier to simply buy and destroy any potential competition.. Big is certainly able to do what it pleases and get away with it. These facts are all quite obvious to most people.
Big lead to power, and often power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely. This is not some recent discovery.
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My first response did not consider any hostilities or any government affecting the business. Certainly those would alter the curve, possibly a lot. In addition the recent unlisting action will make some changes that may be unfortunate.
So certainly what is coming next will be interesting.
Do The Inflation Targets Set By The Central Banks Really Matter?
Unfortunately the central banks" certainly appear to have only concerns about the profits made by their "friends", and no concern at all about that bottom 80% of the population. Launching actions that push inflation with what appears to be either no understanding or no concern as to the effect on all of those who can't increase their incomes at will. That theory that inflation will somehow magically boost incomes is not proven to actually work in the real world, but rather only in the Kingdom of Utopia, a monarchy where real people are not found to reside. Thus inflation does harm a whole lot of people residing in the real world.