Quote from: deltanine on July 12, 2013, 04:47:39 PM

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Quote from: lolstate on July 12, 2013, 02:35:31 PM

My prediction: 3 months from now, ASICMiner depressed or flat, ActM at least 0.025.

You highly underestimate Asicminer to think that in 3 months it will lose value. Hopefully no one follows your prediction because they will lose money on activeminer and lose out on asicminer.

Someone who believed in my prediction and had faith in the future of Bitcoin would go long ASICMiner and long ActiveMiner, *possibly* short AM, long ActM. Personally, I'm long for both, either way you will make money. Cheesy

Sure is a lot of AsicMiner speculation on the ActiveMiner Speculation Thread. Not hard to figure out who the current industry leader is.

Your head and a whoosh. Cheesy

You may be projecting here as I don't think you understood my point. I wasn't necessarily addressing you.

I am a prospective investor in ActM. Admittedly, the original contract kerfuffle scared me away but it seems things are going in the right direction now. But because of the early missteps I am waiting for Ken to prove himself a worthy manager before I risk any of my coins on ActM.

So it's good to see an Active Miner Speculation Thread. I just thought it ironic that i come here to gauge ActM sentiment but almost half of the speculation here is about ActiveMiner currently.

Ok, I thought you were having a dig. The whole point of the quoted part of the thread is that investors expect ActM to be successful, and a reasonable assumption is ActM price will outperform AM. So, a good hedge is long ActM and short or long AM depending on how well you think AM will handle the emerging competition.