HIPPYVALLEY

The bottom was like a flash as was the initial bounce. That was all the big boys doing their thing.

Bad week to play with fireworks.

Look at it this way, it’s money we both still have in our accounts!

Yeah, I might be sorry if I don’t buy a little more ADA today. I missed the bottom, stupid work meeting.

I have a few also.

I won’t touch crypto’s for a few days. The big holders are going to do lots of bleed and bump profiteering. If we get BTC solidly back over 37,000 I’ll think about it.

@Lava Rock Just like clockwork, we hit under 31k support and the whales come rushing, in to run a train on all of the paper hands and scoop up the bargain basement prices.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.forbes.com/sites/michaeldelcastillo/2020/08/06/valuable-sec-data-on-20-institutional-bitcoin-investors-could-soon-disappear/amp/

BTC could do a 50% Fibonaci retrace which would get us down 31K to 32K area. During down times the market does what bitcoin does. I was watching a video last night and the guy was talking about the Bitcoin and Ethereum outflows. The institutions are doing some selling but it’s more the retail investors panicking and giving the whales cheap crypto.

Just ignore and check in a few weeks.

Stocks, oil, crypto’s and precious metals all in the red. Silver is such a manipulated punching bag.

Hopefully anybody holding crypto’s isn’t worried about this week’s mini crash. zoom. out. the. charts.

80 here but I could do without the steady breeze of pollen chapping my throat.

There were several videos on my FB feed, of hikers on the AT, walking along the edge of the ground fires while giving commentary. Seems safe.

Low of 46F this morning. Feels nice, cool and dry.

Is the world economy really running low on everything or do we need to curb our consumerism and "throw away" mentality? https://finance.yahoo.com/news/world-economy-suddenly-running-low-040118644.html

The main issue is fecal bacteria from all the babies being pushed around in them.

Yup, because our government would never lie to us.

I think it's more a percentages thing. Reddit has been around for a long time and has about 50 million active daily users with countless subreddits so you are bound to get a lot of nonsense getting seeded from there onto social media. Plus, unlike FB you do not need to subscribe to browse. There is a lot of quality posting that goes on there too. The problem is, most people see something and post it on their FB page without ever looking into if it is actually true. Don't forget, there is lots of propaganda posting acoss all social media, globally, by paid shills. China may be the worst.

It's shameless and too many people trust the MSM. Remember those WMD's in Iraq? Oops.

Stock footage is common practice in the media, there is no law against the news lying and fear porn sells. Some of the recent footage of Indians in the street with oxygen tanks due to the Covid outbreak, was actually footage from an April 2020 Gas/Chemical leak.

Have a kid, we haven't owed since.

Did anybody catch the Air Force UFO (UAP) piece on 60 Minutes last night? It basically was pentagon and Air Force personnel saying the phenomena is real, physical and not of United States origin. I guess I had not realized that there were hundreds of sightings by Navy and Air Force guys over the past decade. Anyway, it was a little weird. They are definitely teasing stuff out leading up to this June report that is due. The report will probably say the craft are of Chinese and Russian origin and we need to double our defense budget. LOL https://www.marketwatch.com/story/ufo-reports-should-be-taken-seriously-rubio-says-11621245038

This has become the way of our society and not just with the pandemic.