Date: January 16th, 2018 10:49 AM Author: kink-friendly talented becky factory reset button
I always tell myself that this shit is straight up gambling. Having said that, surely some people know how to call shots on crypto better than others. How did you figure out who knows what they're talking about?
If you pay attention to multiple shot-callers, and they give conflicting analyses, how do you reconcile it?
Date: January 16th, 2018 10:54 AM Author: dull bat-shit-crazy athletic conference
literally noone knows what they're talking about it's all a shot in the dark to escape GC's house of horror, you're a supple blonde in the final act of this slasher and you have to find a fortuitous way out
Date: January 16th, 2018 11:11 AM Author: know-it-all mint hunting ground senate
I just used my experience in the stock market to ride the momentum but also to have the discipline to take profits on the way up. I have a rule to take half off the table when a coin moons. that rule helped me sell half of my xem, xlm, lend, eos, omg and a few others near the top. they can go to zero and I will still have made more than 2.5x my original investments.
Date: January 16th, 2018 11:16 AM Author: Aphrodisiac market
I come up with my own personal investment plan and then stick to it. Nothing in my investment plan involves selling during a correction for a loss. My plan does require selling at certain intervals for profits.
Perhaps I'm an idiot that is about to lose all his money. If so, at least it will be my own decision. I'd REALLY feel like a faggot if I lost everything based on the advice of a random internet stranger I've never met.