Argo Blockchain Share Discussion Threads

[nico115] 19/1/2021 09:58

Come on darling you miss me Course the placees sold yday You are a good laugh

[suffersnofools] 19/1/2021 09:49

Is that what Nico said mnomis? What a plonker. I might have to unfilter him to see what other gems of wisdom he's been sharing! We've already had the insti's selling shares they don't have yet classic from yesterday.

[mnomis] 19/1/2021 09:49

Actually busily reading a biography on him. For all his faults, I cannot help to be in awe of him for what he went through / did to get Space X to where it is today (don't understand Tesla valuation at all), but just watch some Space X videos and to see what they have done with reusable rockets is incredible for a private company.

[nico115] 19/1/2021 09:48

Thanks Appreciate your thoughts

[brasso3] 19/1/2021 09:48

Remind what time does the OTC open? :)

[suffersnofools] 19/1/2021 09:47

So your ignorance extends to cellular biology as well?Ffs - I blame the education system. Conspiracies and low IQ go hand in hand.

[suffersnofools] 19/1/2021 09:45

He's a bit marmite! I love his vision, and share his passion for Mars and getting humans off of earth, as it's such a single point of failure for the species. Although when you spend time on ADVFN bb's you do wonder whether a big comet might be doing the universe a favour.Although as I do genuinely believe we live in a simulation. We can always get humanity back with a CTRL ALT DELETE :) I lost a lot of respect for him over the Thai cave incident though. Plus Tesla build quality is a shocker!

[mnomis] 19/1/2021 09:45

Nico - re nobody would buy ARB, cheaper to buy rigs comment. That may be the case, but if you look at Mara for example, their deliveries are pretty delayed and they have raised a lot of money. Using their paper to acquire ARB would seem to be a no-brainer and would immediately be value (edit: / EPS) accretive. Not my base case, but certainly would not rule it out.

[aidenabettin] 19/1/2021 09:41

Whoever it is they are re-writing cellular software with m-RNA vaccine.Software not hardware

[yump] 19/1/2021 09:39

Snf
My wife thinks Elon Musk is Dr. Evil.

[yump] 19/1/2021 09:38

Mnomis

Yes, very few people have their heads around blockchain. My son is doing theoretical astrophysics and I was trying to explain blockchain but he just thought I was nuts.

[2tyke] 19/1/2021 09:34

Yes, interesting crowd !

I think the risk with buying arb currently is that it has shot up so quickly that the current ABC might become a double zig-zag down.
Having said that, the second ABC shouldn't be anywhere as deep as the first.
So maybe phasing in would work ok.

[suffersnofools] 19/1/2021 09:29

Thanks Teed - all good PR

[suffersnofools] 19/1/2021 09:28

Count - keep taking the pills :)Btw it won't be Bill - it will be Elon and Neuralink......

[teed6422] 19/1/2021 09:27

Yahoo Finance UK: Here's why I'd buy Argo Blockchain shares right now.https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/why-d-buy-argo-blockchain-123010932.html

[aidenabettin] 19/1/2021 09:26

All assets will be tokenised

[suffersnofools] 19/1/2021 09:26

What's not to love 2tyke :)Well apart from Nico, aiden, frenzy.....But for every one of those morons we have a uapatel, mnomis, gspanner etc

[mnomis] 19/1/2021 09:23

In fairness, the human mind is conditioned to see the "value" of bright, shiny, heavy gold a lot easier than it is to see the "value" of digital gold ... when the last sceptic gets it and turns bullish, probably time to sell.

[2tyke] 19/1/2021 09:21

SNF,

Well, yes, the consolidation 'might' be over. We even have a little 5 up and 3 down on this mornings chart. It might be worth phasing in.
I tend to lock profits in as it 's easy to fall in love with a stock, like almost everyone on here has.

[countdracula55] 19/1/2021 09:19

You believe what you want but humans are corrupt by nature and that will never change until Billy Gates starts implanting brain chips into us, and it will happen.

[mnomis] 19/1/2021 09:18

I guess that if everyone just looked at this the same way, it would be pretty boring. Personally, I am happy that for a number of cited reasons this sold off yesterday - as I bought on Friday at £1, and a back of the envelope says the company added ~ 50% to its valuation yesterday (yes, clearly requiring an assumption to be made that additional growth had not been factored in already), then I would have been silly not to buy more below £1 yesterday.

Is my timing perfect? Definitely not! Could I have traded this stock better - hell yes (although, thank goodness I did not get cute and sell everything at 15p or 40p or 80p to buy the pullback, only to have to buy back higher).

My personal view is that this is the go to Crypto miner to own, with the best management team and the best execution. Whether your entry is 80p, 100p or even 140p, you will be happy in the next 6 to 9 months (unless BTC has peaked of course, which I do not rule out, but do not think is very likely).

[aidenabettin] 19/1/2021 09:16

No they weren't. They all know the story but the systems wernt ready to take the institutions onboard..Greater security is now in place with Grayscale providing the volatility.All going according to plan and timescale

[yump] 19/1/2021 09:09

Of course a controversial way of getting a big gain from an investment, other than using charts, is to find a business that is being run really well, in a market with long term demand, where the business model has been proven and profits are increasing.

Bwtfdik

;-)

[thefartingcommie] 19/1/2021 09:07

The Oaktree Capital executive is not the only one who recently softened his view on bitcoin. Earlier this month, economist David Rosenberg pleaded “ignorance on bitcoin,” admitting that the cryptocurrency exceeded his expectation. In November, Bridgewater Associates founder Ray Dalio admitted that he may be wrong about bitcoin and has since gained a better understanding of the cryptocurrency.