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Lolol It doesn't affect me, so I say
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I'm really digging this consistent $5-6 exchange rate lately. [knocks on wood]
The key is though: You have to stick with what you do. - Generally, if you stick with it, you'll do pretty well.. over a long period of time. - If you jump from, what's hot today to something thats hot tomorrow, then, generally you don't make money.
Plus you have almost a year before the project payout change. I'm sure some serious stuff is going to happen in the next two months. No sense in worrying about it now!
Iv'e been out of the news loop i guess, what do you think will happen in the next couple months?
+1. I'm not out of the loop, but I'm still wondering what's going to happen... You seem to know something we don't.
I've never personally seen a counterfeit silver coin in my years of buying and selling. I deal in 90% and 1oz Silver American Eagles. I suppose you'd have to be more careful if you invested heavily in gold. Copper pennies are attractive since they have a negative premium, but you cannot melt them to obtain the bullion...yet. Doesn't prevent one from stockpiling them in anticipation of the day in which you can. Copper bullion premiums are so high as to make it unattractive.
I do not find mining to be a flaw at all...quite the contrary. Dual 6950s in this system generate over 800 megahashes and cost me a few bucks a month in electricity. The cards themselves were $210 each and I use them for multiple purposes. I and other individuals are creating the supply of this crypto currency and not some fascist banker pig mashing a few keys on a keyboard and looting savers of USDs at will.