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Probably actually increase its value.

And usually a lot more often. Anyone concerned about something so trivial probably shouldn't be in the space.

Non issue. Zero impact. Likewise the recent 10-15% or whatever drop is also a non-issue.

Yup. Make sure you get your share! I almost feel bad for anyone who doesn't. Imagine not owning appreciating assets in 2021?!

Anyone saying it's hers, she should have gotten a lawyer, etc. is dreaming. Now if it was of meaningful size (say 10M+) and you don't care about fam, friends etc. I'd say convert to BTC and run. Otherwise, just give it back and avoid all this hassle.

Today :)

"i am wondering if there are any other traders out there..who have models with consistent positive returns for a long time..and then stopped working" The answer is a resounding yes.

One of the few bearish signs I've come across for BTC.

Wow. Stupid!

Here's a fact. Not a prediction, but a fact. The Dow WILL trade >1M. Only a matter of time.

I agree completely. Now step back and look at what the Naz has done over the past decade or so. Then imagine trying to fight that every step of the way.

I'm sure that guy who's always crying about money printing and new ATH will be posting here soon. Imagine being bearish throughout the greatest bull run? LOL.

"should". But most don't.

Yes. You can do it mechanically through judicious use of leverage, adding more on set % declines, etc. This is likely a far better approach than spending your whole life staring at screens to marginally outperform or (more likely) underperform the index. Much like getting rich, losing weight...

There are marginally better protections in the US. I am also much more comfortable with Zuck having my info (theoretically, I don't use his products) than someone in China. The more significant issue is the extensive track record of constant lying, cheating, and outright fraud. These things...

"are asking with increasing urgency whether they can trust Chinese technology" How is this even a question? Everyone knows, or should know, the obvious answer.

Never gets old! What a total gorilla.

If anything, the evidence would seem to suggest increased trade frequency may correlate with decreased account size :)

lol