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It appears the tiresome Mr. Peter Schiff continues to exhibit a vulgar lack of taste, prompting the perfectly reasonable Mr. Peter McCormack to describe him, and I quote, as a ânastyâ human. Really, the man is positively bohemian in his bad manners.
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McCormack, a discerning gentleman with a fondness for Bitcoin – a digital fancy, to be sure, but one with a certain je ne sais quoi – lamented that Schiffâs persistent negativity has undoubtedly caused distress to those who, with admirable diligence, sought to secure their futures. One shudders to think of the shattered illusions! The horror! đ
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Of late, Bitcoin, that volatile darling of the speculative set, experienced a momentary lapse in composure, briefly dipping below the rather impressive sum of $81,000. A small setback, naturally, but quite enough to elicit a positively joyful display from our Mr. Schiff.
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Schiff, it seems, finds unalloyed pleasure in the misfortunes of others – a character flaw, wouldn\’t you agree? He confidently predicts Bitcoinâs ascent will necessitate the vulgar intervention of a US government bailout. A terribly pedestrian thought, don\’t you think? One expects a certain level of imagination from a financial commentator.
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He now suggests that the allure of political backing for Bitcoin remains undiminished, despite its recent wobbles. âAs the price drops,â he proclaims, âthe whales will have less to donate, and voters someone to blame.â How dreadfully predictable. It is always the whales, isn\’t it?
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Schiff further insists a more substantial sell-off is impending, owing to a regrettable shift of Bitcoin from the hands of the astute to thoseâŠless so. A decidedly unromantic picture, wouldnât you say?
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More Backlash
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The public, however, is not quite so amused by Schiffâs pronouncements. Mr. Lawrence Lepard, an investment manager of impeccable (one assumes) taste, reports that Schiff has deprived gold enthusiasts of âmillions of dollars of lost profit.” And, shockingly, exhibits precisely zero remorse. The man is incorrigible! đ
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Whilst gold, exhibiting an admirable if somewhat pedestrian level of performance, has outstripped Bitcoin this year, it yet lags behind on the grander stage of time. A grave injustice, perhaps, but life, as they say, is rarely fair. đ§
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It appears the tiresome Mr. Peter Schiff continues to exhibit a vulgar lack of taste, prompting the perfectly reasonable Mr. Peter McCormack to describe him, and I quote, as a ânastyâ human. Really, the man is positively bohemian in his bad manners.
McCormack, a discerning gentleman with a fondness for Bitcoin – a digital fancy, to be sure, but one with a certain je ne sais quoi – lamented that Schiffâs persistent negativity has undoubtedly caused distress to those who, with admirable diligence, sought to secure their futures. One shudders to think of the shattered illusions! The horror! đ
Of late, Bitcoin, that volatile darling of the speculative set, experienced a momentary lapse in composure, briefly dipping below the rather impressive sum of $81,000. A small setback, naturally, but quite enough to elicit a positively joyful display from our Mr. Schiff.
Schiff, it seems, finds unalloyed pleasure in the misfortunes of others – a character flaw, wouldn’t you agree? He confidently predicts Bitcoinâs ascent will necessitate the vulgar intervention of a US government bailout. A terribly pedestrian thought, don’t you think? One expects a certain level of imagination from a financial commentator.
He now suggests that the allure of political backing for Bitcoin remains undiminished, despite its recent wobbles. âAs the price drops,â he proclaims, âthe whales will have less to donate, and voters someone to blame.â How dreadfully predictable. It is always the whales, isn’t it?
Schiff further insists a more substantial sell-off is impending, owing to a regrettable shift of Bitcoin from the hands of the astute to thoseâŠless so. A decidedly unromantic picture, wouldnât you say?
More Backlash
The public, however, is not quite so amused by Schiffâs pronouncements. Mr. Lawrence Lepard, an investment manager of impeccable (one assumes) taste, reports that Schiff has deprived gold enthusiasts of âmillions of dollars of lost profit.” And, shockingly, exhibits precisely zero remorse. The man is incorrigible! đ
Whilst gold, exhibiting an admirable if somewhat pedestrian level of performance, has outstripped Bitcoin this year, it yet lags behind on the grander stage of time. A grave injustice, perhaps, but life, as they say, is rarely fair. đ§
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