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You could set up an investment club. Or a limited partnership. I doubt it could be used for IRA's

So who is manipulating the price? Seem like a penny stock pump and dump. Who is making the money besides the miners and the exchanges? Why is 3 years the magic number? Does it take that long to come up with a new batch of greater fools? Isn't there a concern that something new might come up...

It's your own fault. :D

Do you actually get anything out of that long a look back, except to see that it had some wild swings?

What I have a problem understanding is that if everybody knows that, and now that you've spilled the beans on ET everybody knows, why is the price in a down trend?

So what's your take? You learn anything useful? Anything you disagree with? Anthing there that will help you become a wizard?

Any hints on how to do that?

I believe you have given the reason above. The long term strategy catches the major trends where as with day trading you are flat every night. The risk is the same every trade but the reward is much higher with a long term strategy. I only need to catch a few stocks that take off to make a...

New money vs Old money

Plus you gotta do the tax calculations and figure out if you made or lost a capital gain

Are the prices in crypto or in US dollars. I'm guessing US dollars So when you buy a burrito you will be paying the US dollar price plus the spread plus whatever charge the card company levies.

I'm not sure I follow this type of thinking. I haven't found much difference in performance switching from day trading to swing trading/ position trading. (I'll stay with a trade as long as it is trending)

Managing a portfolio and portfolio risk kind of requires that you do a little trading. Buy and hold is a common management practice. I can understand that but managing risk requires doing something besides buy and hold. It's all semantics. Just call yourself a portfolio manager. That way you...

This looks like trading to me. It's how I manage my positions. Making money is usually the goal. You done good.

My point is what we started debating back in Dec. That trading could out perform buy and hold. So I couldn't help myself when you started acting like a trader.

Community property: You get to keep 50% of every thing the wife doesn't want.

I was somehow under the impression that you actually sold some of your bitcoin after we had discussed the pro's and con's of trading.

And here I thought you were a HODLer. Our first discussions were about holding vs trading if I remember correctly.

So it's more a case of "If I only knew then what I know now". I know the feeling. Without experience you make bad decisions, but the only way to get experience is to make bad decisions.