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Originally Posted by Boomer
Hey,
Nobody is whining.
No need to be condescending. (Do I see a little ageism between the lines? Well, not exactly between the lines, is it?)
No need to be so upset because some people don’t care about Bitcoin and/or those people are not saying things you want to hear. Can’t find your trophy here?
Btw, even though I am oh so decrepit, I already knew about Fidelity playing to the Bitcoin crowd. That’s called marketing. Fidelity knows some people want to buy Bitcoin, so Fidelity is providing the tools for Bitcoin buyers to use — through Fidelity. That’s all. Fidelity does not actually know whether Bitcoin is going to be “OK” or not. (said Boomer, explaining patiently)
And, just for the record, guess what…….
Ya know that post I wrote earlier in this thread — about my dot-com bubble dancing days. Well, my dot-com funds were all Fidelity funds. But, at least I knew that Fidelity was not telling me dot-com was “OK.” Fidelity was just marketing to the times.
About your future TV house built of Bitcoin? Maybe so. Who knows? But I would lay some real money down on a bet that there are a whole lot of houses in TV built out of dividends, years and years and years of dividends.
Having fun at the Bitcoin Casino is fine, but maybe branch out a little. I was sure glad I had backup when I was putting my 403(b) in dot-com, and oh my, my, at the time, I thought I knew so much, so very much……….
Boomer (Advice 5 Cents)
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You realize that I didn't start this thread, right?
You Luddites are the ones beating your chests about how bad Bitcoin is. I'm just watching the show.
Wall st. is all in on Bitcoin. You can retire the Tulip references.
Pro Tip: Don't buy it if you don't like it. Bonus Tip: Don't get butthurt watching other people make money.
That dotcom story was great though. Up 100%???? Wow. That's less than my energy fund the last 2 years.