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I've had some of this asset since the IPO. Although the price is fluctuating, as of today, if it sells at over .0065857, I've made a profit, after factoring in dividends. At this point, as long as I'm not desperate to sell, I come out ahead. The longer I hold it, the more I come out ahead.

See, that's not necessarily true. If the price stays above.0065, yes, you come out ahead. However, what if the market rate drops and you can only sell for .006? Or .004? I could be tomorrow or in three months, but you have to take in the bind market price as well.

If it happens tomorrow, I look to see if I have any available funds lying around in my account to buy more ;-). Since I get daily dividends, the amount in my account goes up every day.

There's always a chance that you'll lose your money, with any of these investments. For that reason, it's a good idea not to have all of your money in one place (I currently have a little bit invested in 4 places). At this point, I could lose a bit of money and still come out ahead, as I've made a 25% return since I started trading last month.

Difficulty is not so high at the moment that dividends are going to shrink like crazy on the next change. As long as people are still getting paid, most are not going to value their investment that low, that quickly. While some might, the majority probably won't. That's not saying that it won't go down a bit, but overall, those that are fearful and bail at a low price will have their shares picked up by people looking for a bargain. If you panic sell, then you probably will lose money.

For the share price, this is still paying pretty good divs. While the share price is 10X the cost of AMC, for example, just ONE of its divs is 40 times what their last div paid. TAT.Asicminer is paying about 10X the VM's daily divs per week, which amounts to 1.4 times the amount that VirtualMiner costs, at 4x the cost (although I do have shares in both of them). So at this point, it's a pretty good deal. Later on, it might not be so much. You do have to pay attention though, because there is the chance to lose a lot more if you don't stay on top of it.

If you like daily div then buy some at DMS.MINING, 5MH/s buying price right now is 0.02999, so 1Mh/s is only 0.005998, same daily dividend.

Except DMS.MINING doesn't work the same, and buyers better make sure they understand what they're buying in either case before jumping in.

Can you please explain this a little real quick, what makes them different?

DMS assets cannot be explained quickly, you can read the asset descriptions (it's a set of 3), or you can pm Deprived though.

EDIT: This is a TAT.VM thread after all, I try not to jump in on his thread just the same.

Got it. Thanks! Hopefully this is a bit more on-topic then... are "TAT" and "DMS" acronyms that are not specific to just the Bitcoin world/cryptostocks?