Multibit cause it's a light wallet

You keep your entire holding at blockchain.info, or you use multiple wallets there?   I like to keep mine spread out...that's why I like reading here about other clients

I have a unique situation, where i am traveling the 3rd world with a laptop and an iPhone... this makes me a target for theft, so it is ill adviseable to store too much bitcoin on my laptop... I have signed up for 10 different exchanges/online wallets (I do a lot of day trading of cryptos and bitcoin) so if one goes down, my holdings are diversified. I have 2fa on everything and a back up iphone with all the 2-fa codes on it as well.

I need to make a paper wallet for long term investing, and mail it to my mom and other trusted peeps, but in this down market I'm doubling down in the alt coins... waiting for the next explosion! Rolling the dice!!!! Papa needs a caro carro!

Use multiple clients! If you need to buy something with BTC online, put just enough BTC into an online wallet. Keep BTC you're likely to need in the next few months on Bitcoin-QT, Multibit, etc. (And keep the rest safe and secure in a paper wallet.)

Im using the blockchain right now, but hoping to use the bitcoin, qt wallet sooon as its taking me forever to get it downloaded.

This seems like an appropriate place to link this as a small warning to Multibit users

 http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/22gt4r/major_mulitibit_bug_btc_gone_it_cost_me_all_of_my/

Electrum - miss being completely trustless though, now I have to rely on certain supernodes. However it does mean I don't have to download the whole massive list of transactions that is the blockchain which for me is a major plus. And I can still do offline signing and cold storage without having to use Armory.

Woah, scary. However I've never had any similar problems, and this seems to be a once in a lifetime issue.

Yeah I'll definitely stick with it for the moment. I've updated when new updates got available and it's worked just fine.

I'm using Bitcoin Core v0.9.1, I don't trust 3rd party clients.