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news.bitcoin.com Bitcoin’s 'Existential' Challenge: Core Developer Warns of a New Era of Internal Struggles May. 12th, 2024 Bitcoin faces a pivotal period that echoes the past block size wars, according to Bitcoin Core contributor Matt Corallo. In a recent blog post, Corallo examines the...

Consider me an early bird, the very first one in line to plunge in the water and get killed (for the benefit of those who come after me). So better you add a week delay to my calls and that day is fast approaching.

Not to worry, his constipation will clear up soon. :) BTW tomorrow we have PPI numbers. Then CPI on Wednesday and the unemployment on Thursday.

Dude, why bother even asking? Can't you see him already? Now, I along with many folks here don't use FA in trading either, but to make a sweeping generalization that "there's no such thing as fundamentals", ya either gotta be dumb or, well, dumber. :banghead:

When are you gonna offer Bitcoin and other cryptos? It's about time, don't ya think?

Alright MOFOs, you've had your chance. Now brace yourself. We're going down tomorrow. :D

And I suppose the same analogy can apply to FA as well. Company announces a great earning, and the herds all faces West. But do you go West until the next earnings season? What happens when the cowboy makes his sudden appearance with a surprise announcement that FOMC is raising the interest rate...

Hey buddy, quit playing BS with semantics. Today's deficit will be tomorrow's debt. All same thing in the long run.

Yes, in this particular case. But we're not talking about the government taking a property (or social security benefit) from a single individual or an entity as in this case. We're talking more about the entire friggin' social security program that applies to every US citizen. That would be...

But I'm not sure if that particular case applies to the article you posted. Here's a brief summary of Fleming vs. Nestor, courtesy of Google's Gemini: In the 1960 case of Flemming v. Nestor, the Supreme Court addressed the question of whether Social Security benefits constituted a contractual...

Do you take everything at face value?

@ajacobson, you're old enough to know that they've been saying this same shit since the 80s. And I wouldn't be surprised they keep the same scaremongering scenario going for another 50 years.

Why is social security benefit seen as a free handout by the government? This is your rightful entitlement. This is what you paid all your life in the form of social security tax.

No, this ain't accurate. I short when I sense the market is going down. (Bitcoin has been dropping, no?) But I will go long once the market reverses. (After all, I did warn everyone during January 2023 that Crypto Winter was over, didn't I?) I'm not a permabear. My belief is that there's no...

This could potentially be a good short candidate.

And he also steals other people's signature line. :)

I swear there was someone else here who was really fond of saying "manly balls". I'm pretty sure he copyrighted it too. LOL. Anyway, I will grow some hairy vulva as you suggested (which is in vogue these days, I might add :D) Anyway, let us depart in good spirit. No need to feel sour and all...

Noah, I would love to carry on with our previous conversation but I've lost all appetite after dealing with your mentor. What a piece of character. :vomit:

Did I tell you that I don't like greedy MOFOs? Not only do I not like greedy MOFOs, I especially don't like arrogant MOFOs. You seem to fit both descriptions perfectly. Yeah, you keep on blabbing your nonsense. WTF?? Man, that's laughable. Did I say the market will go down or didn't I say the...

Well, get ready for 4th, 5th and 6th...eventually you'll lose count...but you won't quit blaming me or someone else for your losses. I guess that's only natural for a person who doesn't learn from his mistakes.