Comments by "" (@ericp1139) on "CNBC" channel.

  1. Or, you know, maybe it’s the $4.99 sub?
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  2. Looks like he changed his tune since then.
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  3. Doing her homework.
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  4. There’s going to be a lost generation. Instead of baby boomers, there will be a baby decline. Women, in particular, are paranoid as hell about this pandemic. And I doubt anyone wants babies in this environment.
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  5. Been juggling those chainsaws since 2009.
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  6. Crypto should be treated as a high risk investment with money you can afford to lose. If you have to take out a mortgage to buy it, THEN YOU CAN’T AFFORD IT.
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  7. Anything with value goes through bubble phases. Real estate and stocks have bubbles; yet, those are still around. In any investment, there will be winners and losers.
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  8. Diplomacy is cheaper.
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  9.  @st.charlesofaberdeen154  well, the US sees everyone around him as a piñata.
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  10. Then come back in 2029.
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  11. A company in the business of contributing to obesity rates. There's no such thing as a healthy snack." Whenever you put a solid into your body, you create a metabolic response, and enzymes like insulin are produced which cause you to gain weight. You should eat minimal but meaningful meals instead of snacking when you are bored.
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  12. Maybe retirees should get Ukraine citizenship so the US will give them money?
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  13. They might be referring to coinmarketcap website opting to omit the Korean prices from the averages. Korean prices are typically at a premium, so by taking them out, the prices drop down to a more “real” valuation. This was highly irresponsible, as it most likely triggered weak hands to panic sell.
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  14.  @ControltheTrade  it’s just market cycles and human psychology. As Buffett said himself, be greedy when others are fearful; be fearful when others are greedy.
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  15. Bitcoin has first mover advantage and brand recognition. It’s like saying you can’t see why someone can’t take over Starbucks.
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  16. Hope you put it into Bitcoin, or something...
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  17. kornmansony I meant as renewable energy. A common knock is that Bitcoin mining is a waste of energy and bad for the environment, but most mining takes advantage of energy arbitrage like in this case.
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  18. Pretty sure the generation before you grumbled about you playing with action figures and Legos instead of playing with sticks down by the creek like they used to.
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  19. If there's money to be made, they are coming whether you want them to or not.
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  20. Antonio Franco Buffet is a low-risk, consistent investor; not a risk taker. Whoever tries to replicate his style will not get wealthy. He is a market mover and can easily manipulate the game, so small guys will never get to his level.
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  21. America the Beautiful I would argue fiat is the bigger scam.
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  22. China can build high quality cars at very affordable prices. That’s why America won’t let Americans have them.
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  23. +Cipher Tester the forked coins are not the same as the core coin; they become alt coins. And you can take profits from Bitcoin in anything, but fiat is easier.
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  24. +TheTCOLL If you put it in cold storage, then it can't be hacked. You can even print your Bitcoin into paper wallets if you want to hold something in your hand or put it under you pillow. But if a robber comes, he can walk out with your tangibles. Also, forking does not dilute the core coin.
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  25. +Cipher Tester, how much appreciation does cash get you? Bitcoin is in a commodity/asset stage. Once it stabilizes, it will be used as currency, but by then, all the money will have already been made. Go ahead and sit on your cash that loses to inflation every year.
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  26. +Cipher Tester, I never said cash has no use. I think Bitcoin will operate alongside fiat for awhile before tech phases out cash in the future. As of now, Bitcoin is trying to find its worth in the world, and you can choose to make an investment on that, or you can sit on the sidelines.
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  27. Joe Foster that’s only because fiat has had a few decades head start. Bitcoin’s price demonstrates the desire for nationless, decentralized currency.
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  28. People were skeptical about credit cards, and it took what, 50 years before mass adoption? People didn’t understand the tech or concept and thought it was a scam. Bitcoin is the next evolution in money, and those who dismiss it outright will be the late adopters. The genie isn’t going back in the bottle.
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  29. They didn’t even touch on the Starcruiser Hotel disaster. Call up Jenny.
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  30. More money into the defense contractor pockets.
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  31. Crypto needs better spokespeople. The average person is not going to understand all these nerds with their jargon.
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  32. The West will find out real quick the real quality of made in China products once prices go up. They will be shocked that most of the high quality goods they never check the labels for are made in China too.
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  33. People need Klarna to buy a burrito. America has been pointing fingers at China for so long, but it was just to distract from their own problems.
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  34. Tim Fuller that’s what they said when it hit $10.
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  35. It's not correlated because the stock market is propped up by Central Banking.
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  36. Basically an old man hating what he doesn’t understand.
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  37. Um, what makes this guy an "expert?"
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  38.  @milanpatel2660  you can’t stop Bitcoin use. Also, the valuation of gold is not based on its industrial utility. The price of gold is based on the same mechanics of Bitcoin: supply and demand.
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  39. A country that hasn't won a war in literal decades.
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  40. Short answer: no
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  41. ave383 what are you talking about? Where are you even pulling that number out of?
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  42. Bitcoin is proof of work via energy and computing power.
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  43. The thing is, on previous charts after Consensus, the market didn't take off until days or months after the event. It almost never took off during or immediately after.
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  44. David Tay go look at their other videos of the day. I’d say this one is one of the better performing one so far?
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  45. SANSHU UK Martial Arts pretty much everything has doubled since a week ago.
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  46. Why are people so scared of volatility? Once the market stabilizes, all the money will have been made. Chaos is a ladder.
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  47. If we priced gold solely on its industrial use case, then gold is grossly overvalued. That gold necklace is only as valuable as the next sucker is willing to pay for it.
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  48. Fed printing money. They haven’t even begun propping up the stock market.
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  49. Some overseas Toys R Us are owned by separate entities, and aren’t part of the main bankruptcy.
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  50. Steven Parris Ward you can always convert it to a better crypto.
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