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FFS Gary, you don't have to do what he said!
FFS Gary, you don't have to do what he said!
I think that ship has already sailed.Are you suggesting he should keep the red lippy on? Ffs he has work in the morning theyl laugh at him.
Is that you parked outside my driveway? I told you to change that car.I threw a decoy snorer into the house to throw you off.
Is this the one about a red snapper?A woman goes into Peter Wynn's Score to buy a fishing rod and reel.
You really trust people from Goldman Sachs? For every article that says they will be zero there is ten that says they will be US$50 to US$100K. Nobody knows exactly but zero it will not be. They are secretly buying bitcoin just like the other doomsdayers to profit at a later date.Goldman Sachs are now saying what I said: Coins have zero value. Blockchain technology will be embraced however anyone who thinks that the big players will be compelled to buy into these World of Warcraft geek coins are deluded.
Cryptocurrencies rebounded on Wednesday after their recent collapse, but according to Goldman Sachs, they have no hope of regaining their recent peaks.
In fact, the investment bank said in a research report that they will most likely end up being worthless.
“Most, if not all, of today's digital coins will find a final resting place at zero,” Steve Strongin, the firm’s global head of investment research, said in a report published Feb. 5.
The recent price fluctuation in cryptocurrencies including bitcoin is evidence that the market is in a bubble, according to Strongin. He added that cryptocurrency investors should prepare for their coins, in their current form, to lose all of their value because they have no intrinsic worth.
While Strongin was pessimistic about bitcoin, he is more optimistic about the cryptocurrencies’ underlying technology: blockchain.
Bitcoin was trading up more than 6% on Wednesday, finally catching some footing after a big collapse. Trading at around $8,200, bitcoin is still down significantly since mid-December, when it peaked just below $20,000.
Men and women fall in and out of love (and lust) when they do. It's not something a passionate person can control. You don't know what is going on in any given relationship unless it is your own , and even then you may still be miffed about that. IMO only an atomic turd would stay in a toxic , loveless or lustless relationship for the sake of piety or morality.Guys that rely on their missus dialling back their career to get ahead, only to then turn around when they are bored and say 'I'm done' and shack up with someone else are atomic turds.