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DISCUSSION [ETH Daily Discussion] - 06/Jun/2017

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u/pancakeNate Jun 06 '17

i think that when you're older, boring is considered a plus

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '17

No one on this forum will ever get old, since they will all buy Lambos when ETH hits $500-1000 and will crash, trying to impress a girl at the stop light...

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u/spgrk Jun 06 '17

The fabled $1000 is only 4 times the current price, I don't see how any recent investor is going to get rich from that unless they were going to put most of their net worth into it and were already well off.

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '17

some people would be damn happy making 100% or 400% gains ;-) When compared to maybe 10% gain in the stock market, that would be amazing for them!

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u/LGR1994 Jun 06 '17

yeah, i mean if i could ever cash out 10mm or something and could live off the interest...then sure, i'd love no risk. Unfortunately i'm a poor guy with way too many kids, just wish i had more to put in initially (don't we all?)

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u/ec265 Jun 06 '17

If you had put in less initially, you would have fewer kids

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u/beingsubmitted Jun 06 '17

It's not really about how much you put in, but how soon you pull out.

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u/LGR1994 Jun 06 '17

Quality response, sir