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badon, I'm not into coins, not following them.

markvandenborre: hows your selling been going? Last I remember you were doing laser cuts?

hi Emanon`

You might want to take a look, it's easy money.

badon, I agree with markvandenborre, it really sounds like a pump and dump scheme to me. Sure it may be worth something at some point, but I'd rather place bets on things I understand, or know theres a market for (outside of a single blog and the pumping that goes on there)

Emanon`: It isn't a single blog. It's the entire nation of China, and the international market for the coins they produce.

It's worth paying attention to, and asking questions instead of just dismissing it outright.

Your chart on "the badon effect" told the whole story, you stop promoting and the market drops. Why would I invest in a market that teeters on one person?

Emanon`: Excellent question. The badon effect isn't the whole story, though.

If you read the article, the badon effect coincided with other events. I had left the market several times prior with no pullback. Incidentally, this is the 3rd major pullback.

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The badon effect just accentuates whatever the market is already doing.

ah, thanks for expanding

No problem, keep the questions coming. In fact, if you don't mind, post them publicly for everyone to see. The questions and the answers are helpful for everyone.

Emanon`: not going too bad, need to expand our offerings a bit...

markvandenborre: awesome, good to hear!

I had some ideas for producing something artistic to sell, looking into options to get it printed

I normally sell things that I get at estate sales, and only buy it if I think I can make over 50% profit -- but it would be cool to be able to produce somethign and always have product, while getting to be artistic at the same time

Emanon`: That's a great idea, and you're right, it's one way to always be sure you have something profitable to sell.