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assbot: !ticker <ticker> (desc: returns current GLBSE/MPEX
ticker values)
gribble: (ticker [--bid|--ask|--last|--high|--low]) -- Return pretty-printed mtgox
ticker. If one of
the options is given, returns only
that numeric result (useful for nesting in calculations).
assbot: GIGAMINING [1@0.58BTC] (since: 2012-08-10) paid: 0.07725 BTC. Last price: 0.62 BTC. Capital gain: 0.04 BTC.
Total: 0.11725 BTC. (20.2%)
assbot: Requesting data from GLBSE (might
take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc).
assbot: GIGAMINING [1@0.58BTC] paid: 0.44317596 BTC. Last price: 0.62 BTC. Capital gain: 0.04 BTC.
Total: 0.48317596 BTC. (83.3%)
Bugpowder: All
these people buying gigamining need
to get an account on MPEX and buy from me at a 15% discount
gribble: Best bid: 11.721, Best ask: 11.72999, Bid-ask spread: 0.00899, Last
trade: 11.72999, 24 hour volume: 40695, 24 hour low: 11.30112, 24 hour high: 11.799
assbot: Requesting data from GLBSE (might
take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc).
gribble: There are currently 51206.932 bitcoins demanded at or over 10.0 USD, worth 555374.394154 USD in
total.
gribble: There are currently 43475.871 bitcoins offered at or under 13.0 USD, worth 534979.043223 USD in
total.
gribble: There are currently 11135.246 bitcoins offered at or under 12.0 USD, worth 132960.36825 USD in
total.
gribble: Best bid: 11.71, Best ask: 11.78098, Bid-ask spread: 0.07098, Last
trade: 11.78098, 24 hour volume: 40555, 24 hour low: 11.30112, 24 hour high: 11.799
gribble: Best bid: 11.711, Best ask: 11.75, Bid-ask spread: 0.03900, Last
trade: 11.711, 24 hour volume: 40340, 24 hour low: 11.30112, 24 hour high: 11.75
gribble: Best bid: 11.711, Best ask: 11.75, Bid-ask spread: 0.03900, Last
trade: 11.711, 24 hour volume: 40340, 24 hour low: 11.30112, 24 hour high: 11.75
gribble: Best bid: 11.72138, Best ask: 11.75, Bid-ask spread: 0.02862, Last
trade: 11.75, 24 hour volume: 40217, 24 hour low: 11.30112, 24 hour high: 11.75
DeaDTerra: Anyone here
that's going
to
the conference
tomorrow? :D
gribble: Best bid: 11.69, Best ask: 11.75, Bid-ask spread: 0.06000, Last
trade: 11.75, 24 hour volume: 40042, 24 hour low: 11.30112, 24 hour high: 11.75
gribble: Best bid: 11.66001, Best ask: 11.66222, Bid-ask spread: 0.00221, Last
trade: 11.66, 24 hour volume: 38845, 24 hour low: 11.30112, 24 hour high: 11.66
MoneyIsDebt: to put it in a more modern setting
than
the book
MoneyIsDebt: Like all manufacturing being moved
to china and
taiwan
MoneyIsDebt: It's about increased regulation forcing
those leaders
to
take
their business elsewhere
MoneyIsDebt: It's not really about industry leaders going on strike
though
Bane_Capital: Usagi: I
think you might enjoy it. Basically it's about industry leaders going on strike.
Bane_Capital: Just finished Atlas Shrugged
the movie. It wasn't
too bad. Clearly low budget but not bad.
BTC-Mining: Probably because I
take on almost all
the risks. If any asset makes a loss, I have
to eat it up on my share of
the portfolio.
BTC-Mining: The assets on
the spreadsheet,
trading, exchanging. Sometimes I
trade on MtGox a bit, when something happens (like
the pirate default).
BTC-Mining: Well I have
to keep it at 200% of loan in assets, so because of variations in price, I'll
try and keep it under
that.
MoneyIsDebt: I'll invest at some random
time
to hide
the fact
that it's me
BTC-Mining: Use
this spreadsheet and links on it
to get more information. I
think it's exhaustive enough.
BTC-Mining: It is a bond. And one which respects
the
true meaning of
the
term "bond".
BTC-Mining: [13:12] <MoneyIsDebt> so what
to invest in?
Bane_Capital: MoneyIsDebt: Nefario needs
to be made aware of
that.
jcpham: although i have no clue what
that means
MoneyIsDebt: You place bids on whatever you want. If a bid is met,
the bids you can't afford anymore are reduced
to whatever funds you have.
jcpham: generally speaking, yes i disapprove of
the bitcointalkforums and
the community
that supports, it yes
MoneyIsDebt: EskimoBob: But real life business doesn't grow as fast as
the btc/usd price,
thus it's still a
turd
jcpham: it is not my job
to approve or disapprove sir
MoneyIsDebt: Bane_Capital: Isn't part of
the problem
that with X bitcoins, you can only place X bids on glbse? You can't place X bids on all
the stuff you're interested in. So liquidity is lower
than it could be.
jcpham: Bane_Capital i read all your forum
threads
BTC-Mining: before
that difficulty was slowly rising, often dropping as much as it raised.
MoneyIsDebt: nothing much else
that provably makes a bitcoin income
though
BTC-Mining: See how it coincides with
the BTC price raise
Bane_Capital: An active price of something someone is willing
to pay at a moment's notice
BTC-Mining: Not since
the last 6 months, since
the last 3 months
BTC-Mining: Not because mining bonds are inherently bad, but because any raise in USD per BTC undermines
the bond values a lot.
BTC-Mining: In any case, most fixed bonds loss is due
to
the fact USD/BTC price raised a lot and
thus, difficulty is catching on and
the value of
the equipment (in BTC) halved, since BTC now buys
twice
the mhash equipment.
assbot: JAH [1@0.3BTC] paid: 0.08647365 BTC. Last price: 0.13 BTC. Capital gain: -0.17 BTC.
Total: -0.08352635 BTC. (-27.8%)
assbot: Requesting data from GLBSE (might
take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc).
assbot: JAH [1@BTC] paid: 0.08647365 BTC. Last price: 0.13 BTC. Capital gain: 0.13 BTC.
Total: 0.21647365 BTC. (-100%)
assbot: Requesting data from GLBSE (might
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assbot: JAH [200@0.1BTC] (since: 2012-06-12) paid: 10.26878 BTC. Last price: 0.13 BTC. Capital gain: 6 BTC.
Total: 16.26878 BTC. (81.3%)
assbot: Requesting data from GLBSE (might
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BTC-Mining: Hmm, maybe it was at 1.25, but I
thought it was IPOed at 1
Bane_Capital: Exactly his point.
The initial investors are screwed
MoneyIsDebt: remember, at day 1 it's priced by
the issuer
MoneyIsDebt: not really relevant unless you bought at day 1
then
assbot: GIGAMINING [1@1BTC] paid: 0.44317596 BTC. Last price: 0.6195 BTC. Capital gain: -0.3805 BTC.
Total: 0.06267596 BTC. (6.3%)
assbot: Requesting data from GLBSE (might
take a while, also might return fishy results as it does not account for splits etc).
BTC-Mining: Eskimo,
they were sold for 1 BTC on IPO
MoneyIsDebt: what does
that command really show
though, when you don't include a date
assbot: GIGAMINING [1@1.25BTC] paid: 0.44317596 BTC. Last price: 0.6195 BTC. Capital gain: -0.6305 BTC.
Total: -0.18732404 BTC. (-15%)
assbot: Requesting data from GLBSE (might
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Bane_Capital: Hm, I guess you could say mining
turds are raw investments but with all
the risk attached
mircea_popescu: well share value has no value
to
them because most
things purporting
to be shares aren't.
Bane_Capital: and not
the long-term integrity of
the investment vehicle
Bane_Capital: E.g. use a
total divided
to buyback shares at a price of principal + profit
Bane_Capital: SS should of just promised
to buy back profits
BTC-Mining: yeah, SS was
the stock
that was split by 100x
Bane_Capital: I am now remembering why I didn't finish
this movie
mircea_popescu: iirc it was a partnership between smickles and some other guy
to run a sort of arb bot
Bane_Capital: I started
to doubt him when he got into
the $300,000
territory.
BTC-Mining: As such betting 1 BTC or 1 million BTC carried
the same risk in my opinion.
Bane_Capital: That's when he didn't give any stock
to
the people who actually make
the magazine possible.
BTC-Mining: I bet 10k BTC, I didn't
think he'd pay up, but I was 100% sure pirate wasn't going
to pay.