Blue Star Capital Share Discussion Threads

[3rd eye] 08/2/2018 09:50

Donald im still waiting for the FCA............do you think they will waterboard me.

[3rd eye] 08/2/2018 09:48

And then red this afternoon.

[falia] 08/2/2018 09:33

paying over , watch it go blue

[falia] 08/2/2018 09:17

we are in for a lovely blue day today

[thegrumpster] 07/2/2018 22:21

"Why so much selling at such depressed prices?"

Because they can?

Because they know that if they're replaced at as low a price as possible, it will increase the profits from any rise?(if they haven't killed it by then)

Some person or persons who effectively have an almost unlimited supply of shares?

The rampers will probably have to go full tilt when any new shares are offloaded to keep the price up.

Wonder if the ramps are already written?

Why don't you ask your mate?

[maxcat1] 07/2/2018 21:27

Tilly ~ like I said before, maybe they fishing for slaters stop loss...

[tilly99] 07/2/2018 17:45

6m sold at 29 : (Why so much selling at such depressed prices?

[peted81] 07/2/2018 17:05

The Ripple/Santander piece is interesting.. They're using the Network, not the currency.
AFAIK Ripple doesn't self scale like iota, so curious how positively a network load from non-coin using system will be taken.

As for being "undeterred by the negative speculation currently affecting the market", $3.50 down to 0.76 says it all really

[3rd eye] 07/2/2018 15:40

BLU falling again lads. Chart above not up with the share price

Blue Star Capital (BLU) Trades
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[cool hand kev] 07/2/2018 13:44

RIPPLE JOINS SPANISH BANK

hxxps://cryptodaily.co.uk/2018/02/ripple-joins-a-huge-spanish-bank/

[falia] 07/2/2018 10:33

crypto market rising

[doodlebug4] 07/2/2018 10:08

Sen. Warner: Cryptocurrencies could be as transformational as cellphones

Julia La Roche
Reporter
Yahoo FinanceFebruary 6, 2018

Senator Mark Warner (D-VA), who made his multimillion-dollar fortune from the cellphone business, thinks that potential among crypto assets and the underlying technology could be as transformational as wireless.

“I think we may be on top of something that’s transformational, and I don’t think you can separate the underlying, distributed-ledger blockchain from some of these crypto assets,” Warner said during a Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee hearing on virtual currencies.

He added that at the current trajectory, the market value of cryptocurrencies could become even more massive in just a couple of years.

“If we had the same rate of increase the next two years that we’ve had the last couple [of] years, we’re talking now a couple hundred billion, we’d be at north of 20 trillion dollars caught up in this area by 2020.”

In fact, this could get so big that it could be similar to the transformation experienced with wireless.

“I remember back, I was lucky enough to get in the cell phone business back in the early 80s and everybody thought it was going to be a small business. And, they were wrong, and I got rich. I think we’re looking at the same kind of transformation about to take place, and we are going to have to wrap our arms around it.”

Presently, there are issues surrounding consumer protection, money laundering, and cybersecurity that need to be addressed. He argued that it’s the reason the Financial Stability Oversight Council (FSOC) was created in the first place.

“That this rises potentially to the level of a systemically relevant event.”

Warner noted that one of his concerns is that CFTC may have moved too fast by allowing for futures trading on bitcoin while the SEC has not called for exchange-traded funds (ETFs) yet.

“I’m just worried that we need a much more coordinated effort because I think the potential writ large amongst crypto assets and the underlying blockchain could be as transformational as wireless was years ago. I think we are going to need a much more coordinated effort.”

SEC chairman Jay Clayton and CFTC chairman J. Christopher Giancarlo both testified on Tuesday.

Julia La Roche is a finance reporter at Yahoo Finance. Follow her on Twitter.

[maxcat1] 07/2/2018 10:06

Tilly ~ lol good post, maybe I’m The infamous Nicholas Slater.

[falia] 07/2/2018 09:57

we should really be around 0.38p mms holding us back

[falia] 07/2/2018 09:54

steller upto 0.37 and rising ,

[3rd eye] 07/2/2018 09:05

Bye, use the other thread.

Donald is the one who as over the last week had spat after spat with different posters.

Notice how its always done down here and not on his premium thread.

Anyway Ill let 3rd parties take this up now.

[doodlebug4] 07/2/2018 08:44

Positive start to the day, let's hope it continues.

[doodlebug4] 06/2/2018 23:11

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[doodlebug4] 06/2/2018 23:00

Here you go 3rd eye/Tilly since you used a plusone coin to wipe out my post on the other thread.

No point in contacting your solicitor or ADVFN just yet 3rd eye, these things take time. This is the only info I can publish at the moment and extract from my latest email from the FCA. I'll let you know when you can really start pressing your panic button.

"This communication and any attachments contain information which is confidential and may be subject to legal privilege. It is for intended recipients only. If you are not the intended recipient you must not copy, distribute, publish, rely on or otherwise use it without our consent. Some of our communications may contain confidential information which it could be a criminal offence for you to disclose or use without authority."

[3rd eye] 06/2/2018 22:57

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doodlebug46 Feb '18 - 22:37 - 5248 of 5248

No point in contacting your solicitor or ADVFN just yet 3rd eye, these things take time. This is the only info I can publish at the moment and extract from my latest email from the FCA. I'll let you know when you can really start pressing your panic button.

===================================================================================

Who on earth on here believes you........NOBODY...........you lie through your teeth.

Ohhhhhhhhhh I havent laughed as much for a long time.

What a wally.

But I WILL go ahead in contacting my solicitor.

I fancy a big pay day, with the markets being a little stingy.

Good luck old Donald because youl need it.