i am not comparing BTC to Apple/Amazon... they are only used as a reference to why investing in what seems like a sure thing isn't always a good thing. at the time when XYBR announced, it looked like a sure thing until Apple/Amazon announced a few weeks later.... you are correct in that currencies trade differently than equities. you're reading too much emphasis into the Apple/Amazon/XYBR reference... Currently Crypto-currencies are a risk/reward trade and due to their high volatility should be traded as such. add to the mix that most BTC exchange transfers are not in real time and you have an even higher risk to reward ratio.... I'm not saying people shouldn't buy Crypto's...only that they should be careful and trade them with caution.
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