Replies to post #44451 on Bayside Corporation (BYSD)

[army2014]

Check again >> Vault 51 ahead of the game >> 2 weeks ago the offering price for Bitcoin on Vailt 51 was $229.. As the Bitcoin price increased to $240s, Vault 51 raise thier asking price to $269.. Nose asking price by Vault 51 is $329 >>> http://vault51.bitcoinzusa.com/shop/

Why the big increase you ask:

1. Increase of denand allows Vailt 51 to raise thier Bitcoin price in turn making more revenue of each Bitcoin sold

2. Vailt 51 in 30+ countries now making the demand that much higher = huge revenues (added 28 countries alone this week)

3. Bitcoin on s bullish uptrend, and expected to go higher quickly. The previos offer price by Vault of $269 obviously needed to be raised to make revenue off Bitcoin sales (raised to $329).

"Bitcoin price exhibited a bullish wave that pushed it to a high of $262.38 earlier today. Our technical analysis is in favor of continuation of this bullish wave to attempt testing the next resistance level at around $267."

http://newsbtc.com/2015/02/27/bitcoin-price-technical-analysis-2722015-moon/

"The breakout is significant, not only for showing that the market has chosen the upside, but because in the process a long-term trendline that has rejected advance for over a year has been broken. This confirms our analysis of a change of long-term trend to Up and opens many exciting options for trade in the coming weeks and months."

"The price move redefines the Bitcoin price chart and expectations for a longer term advancing trend are solidified. The upper targets for the current wave are at $297"

[The Prophetic One]

Dumbest thing I've ever heard.

BYSD

[techmover]

What's even dumber is if anyone really feels this way, why they don't just take their profits and call it a day? Ain't nothing wrong with that. Many investors do it everyday.

[360spyder1]

BYSD.... the company makes money on every transaction, despite what the current price of BTC is trading at... You do realize the flat-rate shipping/handling costs associated w/ buying their Cold Storage BTC's = $70 per transaction in the US... right?

I dont know for a fact, but I cant possibly imagine that 1 copper physical Cold Storage BTC/case/L.O.A., costs that much to create.... from their website.... "ONE PHYSICAL BITCOIN: Size 39 mm (1.5?) x 2.8 mm – one Ounce (28.35 Grams) .999% Pure Fine Copper – Microchip Series – Year Issued: 2012 – AOCS APPROVED MJB Monetary Metals – Bitcoin -Chip – Vault 51 – Condition: Mint – Brilliant, Uncirculated – Encapsulated in a Sealed, Air – Tight, Tamper – Proof, Clear, Plastic, Acrylic Case"

.... 1 oz. of copper = a whopping 0.17, LMAO!!!!

.... they probably buy the copper shell casings (in bulk orders) from somebody in China/Alibaba.... im guessing it probably costs them $1.00-$5.00 for each 1 copper physical Cold Storage BTC/case/L.O.A.

So, based on manufacturing #'s & what it "really" costs them to ship, im guessing theyre netting, for sake of argument, $60 net on every transaction when they were selling for $228...... and as I explained to you before, that was only temporary to encourage/entice a substantial amount of buying......

So now.... lets factor in that we've seen the price jump from $228, to $260's to as of today, $329..... do I have to crunch those numbers for you too? lol.....