The Under 20K party!

Like most momentum plays, go early and manage the trade tail end, or go after the crash, if there is really value there. But don't go with the crowd.

Likewise don't justify a bad trade with a small allocation. Any entry should be good enough to justify a normal allocation.
 
My trading logic is if you can’t assume/feel that you’ll go in big and stay long, then it’s not a trade you should even start.
 
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Millionaire said:
Your post was ok except for that bit.

Most people are just trying to do the best for themselves and their families. Very few are actively trying to screw over others, and it is that type that might be worthy of some schadenfreude.
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I used to be so tired of the crypto fans how fiat currency was doomed and that Bitcoin would change the world. Now I am tired of the anti-crypto posters gloating and saying I told you so. No of us have any special insight into investing. Try to be graceful both when winning as well as losing.
 
Now I am tired of the anti-crypto posters gloating and saying I told you so-
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Do NOT for a second feel tired of it. When securities go on fire-sales, they don't last nearly as long at those prices as the terrible over-priced bullmarket price-tags.

Accept the FUD and pray for more before you risk getting priced-out when the sentiment changes again.

Don't over-leverage. Plenty of markets are falling. Do what you can to take advantage now. I've got a recession-proof job I started this week to pour in more $. Goals are to keep DCA into blue-chip cryptos & quality REITs that are on clearance sales right now. My fear is the FED comes up with some bull-shit gimmic tomorrow that will turn the markets into anther fake-bullrun again before I can get more.
 
The_Krakenite said:
...My fear is the FED comes up with some bull-shit gimmic tomorrow that will turn the markets into anther fake-bullrun again before I can get more.
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This will not happen, because as I have mentioned in other threads, the FED can no longer personally gain by investing in stocks. Ergo, they don't give a shit about the market anymore. Those days are long over.
 
the FED can no longer-
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They can always try to steal some brainiac flawed idea from Europe (negative interest rates just one of many failed solutions), which itself is going under with Italy already stuck in a death-spiral they can't get out of.

No one learned from the Greece fiasco... typical. In all honesty, if it weren't for the war in Europe right now, I'd bet 50/50 the European Union breaks down.
 
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