Tuesday, January 16, 2018

Bitcoin Sale! Up to 25% Off!


To the the trained eye and investor, this is what it's like to buy on a dip.  Yes, the red carpets are all here pulled right out in front of you.  Everyone gets that chance to buy and get rich quick, but guess what?  You were broke last year, you were broke the year before, and you've always been broke since forever, so why in the world would things be different this time around?  So what do millennials do?  They buy Bitcoin with their credit cards and hope for the best that some day they'll get rich off of buying cryptocurrency like some kind of magical lottery, much like what happened with the 2008 housing bubble crisis.  The previous generation bought houses, took out large mortgages and loans, had trouble getting their debt paid back, and one day everything just came crumbling down in September.  The economy this, the economy that, blah, blah, blah.  We've all been there before.  

In any event, this is a great time to buy on Coinbase!  No, do not start selling whatever you have now and don't use that sell off money to buy new coins.  You have to buy with new money either from your bank account or use a credit card.  Ultimately, you just hold until the prices go back up.  There is no guarantee and you may even lose even another 10%-20% off tomorrow.  For more addition protection, split your buying purchases between all 3-4 coins on Coinbase.  Dumping your money in just one coin or investment for that matter just never works out right.  You always, always have to diversify because there's just no guarantee that you'll even make a profit.  In a lot of cases people will actually lose money, because they will only act out of emotion like a chicken with its head cut off.  Panicking, freaking out, and selling off prematurely out of fear is much too all common.  If you still hold on to your coin or investment share, you'll still have it tomorrow.  Again, you were never rich to begin with, so it's not like you're going to go anywhere far selling off too soon either.  If you want to be a day trader and trade all the time that is fine but know that it would b treated more like a real job that takes much more effort and due diligence on your part.  I'm not about straining and stressing the hell out of myself with pinpoint accuracy so day trading isn't for me.  Yes, the risk and reward is tremendous but you also have to have a lot of luck, patience, and initiative to buy/sell on seconds notice.  On the other hand, I am a turtle.  I prefer just to buy whenever the market is low and just hold it out until I see clear gains and stability in the market, at least long enough so I can make a clear decision to sell for actual profit and gains.  

So do you have the guts?  Do you have an extra $1000 just laying around somewhere to invest?  Well, now is a good time to buy into Bitcoin as the prices have never been any cheaper in the past few weeks.  Just be make sure to diversify!

Thank you for dropping by!  I'm not a professional adviser so don't plan on chasing me around.  Yup, I'm just a homeless; but I've seen many things growing up.  Yeah, the adult stuff that only happens behind close doors that they don't want to tell you about kind of deal.  Such is the way of life.  It's all smoke and mirrors.  I hope to see you next time.

                   



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