PM'd you!

Escrow Dude, you are not wrong for the most part; however, I would like to clarify a few things. First and foremost pump & dumps are not yet illegal in regards to cryptocurrencies. Secondly, since this is essentially the wild west of trading, you are going to be fighting an uphill battle against every other individual in a pump group, every whale, and every other manipulator. My advice to you would be to find a different security to trade. There are still plenty of ways to make an honest buck. Message me if you wish to continue this discussion.

Congratulations Doc, you're the thinnest kid at fat camp! Mississippi bashing aside, I wouldn't bother with this thread unless you truly wish to relive your highschool days.

Oh no, I no longer wish to attempt to engage in intelligent discourse here. It's much more interesting for me to simply respond to gratuitous attacks on my character, lacking both substance and purpose. Why don't you continue your denigration? I'm sure it will boost your confidence and bitcointalk credibility.

*disappear
I could have disappeared earlier, but the baseless attacks were far too entertaining. Are you disappointed that I don't wish to engage in demeaning name-calling with Santa? And thank you for your permission to leave, I had been waiting for that

Ryan has great predictions, which are just that 'predictions'. This does not demonstrate certainty though. There is a phrase we use in security trading, 'past results do not guarantee future performance'. Even the best are not right 100% of the time; it comes with the territory.


Ah yes, your condescending remarks make you seem so intelligent and self-important. Tell me, does demeaning random strangers on the internet make you feel good? Does it help with your tremendous insecurities? Funny how you seem to be implying that you are the adult here, when I was the one trying to engage in an actual intellectual pursuit. Pity.

*you're

Please, it's painful enough reading your posts.

Thank you for furthering my point about the community. The level of maturity and professionalism exhibited here is astounding. Couldn't imagine why we aren't taken very seriously in the security exchange community...

Doc, you're on your own. I wish I could be of more help, but it's not worth it. You could draft the most ironclad argument in the known universe, and still someone will be quick to troll you. I may have been arguing with some of you guys the other day about how many days are in a week http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread.php?t=107926751

Hey dipshit, I'm no one's alter-ego. I was merely trying to support Doc's painfully obvious conclusion. See this is why I barely post on here, I try to add something marginally intelligent to the discussion, and I get geniuses like you attacking me. The bitcoin community used to be a much more friendly and inviting place just over a year ago... Shame it seems to be going downhill so fast. I think I'll go back to lurking thank you very much, before I engage in anymore needless arguments...

Furthermore, I would like to reiterate the point that while there is a 100% guarantee that each trade will be executed, it should be noted that there is not a 100% guarantee that the market will follow your predictions... As they are just that 'Predictions'. Inherently what we engage in is a educated and calculated form of gambling. There will always be risk present, and how well you manage that risk will have great determination of your success as a trader. I can't speak for how successful either of you two are, but I can say this, the best traders will always be acutely aware of risk, and be careful to manage it effectively. Wolf Out.

See this is the one thing that always gets me about cryptocurrency trading... In forex/stocks/bond trading it is widely known that nothing is 100% certain, and that you are essentially engaging in educated and calculated gambling; however, in the crypto world people don't seem to grasp this simple concept. It's nearly impossible to hold 100% certainty that the market will follow your expectations. I'm sure this will be ignored promptly, since you don't seem to be capable of grasping what this Dr.Coin guy was trying to tell you. But at the end of the day, some things you just have to learn yourself, the hard way. Best of luck guys, but if you think all of your positions are going to close the way you expect; you're gonna have a bad time. Take care guys.

PM sent, sounds very interesting!

Hey guys I am trying to save up to move out west, help me out by buying my stuff! Seriously buy my things, so I can afford to relocate Prices are negotiable especially if you want to buy multiple items.

1. 750 TI MSI Graphics Card (6x) NIB: These cards are all new in box, I never get to test any of them :/ Looking to get $140 each
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=14-127-783

2. 7950 Sapphire 2l lightly used (2x):  Looking to get $130 each
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814202006

3. 7950 Sapphire 3l lightly used (1x): Looking for $120
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814202026

4. 5850 Sapphire (2x): I forgot I had these guys, great little cards. $65 each.

5. 7970 XFX (2x), 7970 Gigabyte: These were my last gaming cards, wonderful cards that lasted me for a few months, but ultimately had to be replaced with some water cooled gear. $200 each.

6. Coolmax ZU-1000B 1000W Modular ATX Power Supplies 80+ Bronze (4x): These are all new in box, looking for $70 each.

7. Lenovo Ideapad 585: lightly used base model, no signs of wear, only used on 2 or 3 flights as a travel computer. Looking for $190

8. Biostar H8152 Motherboards (2x): Lightly used motherboards, include box. Looking for $45

Check back later as I uncover more electronics!

I think you may have just gotten a crazy price, because that is just over half what they cost new. These are the cards in question:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814127784

They go for $150 new and since mine are still new in box I'm looking to get something a little closer to the retail price.

$130 sounds fair to me.

I have 6 MSI GTX 750 Ti cards new in box. I am willing to ship them individually or together. Make me offers, escrow is accepted

Sorry buddy.

I added some some power supplies, CPU, and memory to this sale as well.

Sorry for not mentioning this earlier, USA.

I might be interested... Could you send me more info on your pebble?

I have some parts from a mining farm that never was, hopefully I can recoup some of the lost capital. Please feel free to make me an offer on anything I post. More items will be added to the list later. Escrow is fine, as long as you set it up (I'm lazy :p)

1. Intel Celeron G1820  LGA 1150 CPU
2. 4x MSI Z87-G45 Gaming motherboard
3. 2x Biostar H8152 Motherboards
4. 4x Coolmax ZU-1000B 1000W Modular ATX Power Supplys 80+ Bronze
5. 2x Microcenter DDR3-1333 2Gb Sticks

Can you get bulk MSI Twin Frozr III 7950's, 7970's, 280x's, 280's? I think many others on the board would be more than happy to take those off your hands