Re: [ANN][PIVX] - PRIVATE INSTANT VERIFIED TRANSACTION - POS 2.0

Ah the FUD Squad is here. Buy time Wink

I sometimes think assessing the threads here are better for speculation than troll boxes or tech analysis. Textbook reverse psych. PIVX is still the investment I have been the most confident so far in my career.

Ask yourself why these people are telling you it will go down more. Just think about it. They sold and want to get in lower. They know it will go up a lot more in the next few weeks. It's all about breaking the weak hands. Don't get played. If you want to sell for profit that is fine. But don't sell if you lose at this moment. Just hold and you'll be fine. Patience is the key here as with any other coin that has potential to rise much more. The price drop to 60k is really good for the next wave. It can't just go up all the time and especially not in a single day.

PIVX is looking good. The volume alone says enough. People are interested in this coin. PIVX is hot

We are right there with each other - I'm a picky investor but this really earned my respect. My money has been safe with PIVX. I watch the books and I see the bots just doing their thing. Once that's done, then those who manage their own portfolios will show up.

It is sometimes fun to see what the next reply will consist of when trying to quiet the FUD. Wink

My Grandfather once said he wished he had listened to his friend when he started talking about stocks in MSFT. He didn't have to try surviving a faceless market!

some fud,,,, some fanboy ,,,, I could care less what this coin does ,,, somebody get of there ass and make a coin with decentralized market and exchange with anonymity,,, ill fan boy that thing to the end ,,, every thing else is gonna go to the block chain junk yard ,,,, nobody new MSFT was gonna fly, GUI windows were nothing new at the time even had a program that did that on my C64

Again, what are you saying? "Fanboy": define, please? I'm logical and pragmatic.

Do you know what MSFT refers to when it comes to stocks and the amount of value people accumulated in the late 80's and 90's?

Has an idea or he wouldn't take the time to post......

Read what he said and explain to me then. Because it doesn't make sense, at all, and it doesn't appear he took "the time to post" anything meaningful. Microsoft stocks were one of the foundations of the dot-com boom. Early birds got the worm, just like any other market or asset. Clearly he and I are not understanding each other due to some communication errors. I simply cannot follow the grammar.

I am totally prepared for failure! It happens all the time in this market. I'm not a fan of anything with less emotion than a Taylor Swift song. Wink

These are just simply numbers in a portfolio, not marriage or heartbreak.

I do, however, appreciate all the data my research relies on from these forums! So clarification helps.

Edit:

As an example, I will provide a screenshot of the order book as of 02:01 PDT to justify what I'm saying. The market has evened out. We have a beautiful, nearly-even sell/buy book. This will, change, certainly. But no person or group pumping to dump would risk millions of dollars with a healthy order book.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0d67Br9Gh9TVGdsSkpWQzRDTDg/view?usp=sharing

Well, every time you change dollars into coins you are putting them at risk. But, I agree that people put up the money on an educated guess.

I would say, however, that many people who might have gotten lucky to be into one of the big boys early have plenty of other people's money to throw away at this point.

Exactly. Which is the same thing my aforementioned friend of Grandpa did with traditional stocks. He didn't throw away other people's money. He invested in something that he saw potential value in. It's literally been a day of decline. Perhaps we should just wait until trash day to talk about money being thrown away.