At least you're able to leave emotions out of your trading and investing.
You can all kiss my motherf**king a$$. Bitcoin will continue to do what it does and will not be stopped. There is nothing any one of you can do about it. It will go on to retest it's previous highs, just like it has been doing since day 1.
Don't ever bet against Bitcoin or you will fail. Don't ever let fear take your Bitcoin.
Thanks, you all may go back to what you were doing...
I been short Bitcoin futures since highs, have added on spikes and added today with hedges. I have a system, done well for 31 years. Like any market, volume driven and it's in bear market.
The trend is always up until fake money, USDT, disappear. Until then long is the only game in town.
Popcorn time
At least you're able to leave emotions out of your trading and investing.
Today I received some more dividends in my tax-free account. I love the middle of the month, because 99% of Canadian REITs pay out monthly distributions, and 90% of that subset choses to pay-out in the middle of the months, instead of the ends.
So again, we loaded up on Office REITs. They've been beat down by covid scares, and now are beat-down again due to recession/depression fears (which are warranted of course).
Got to take advantage of the equity fire-sales while they are available. And the rest of my dividends for today were spent on more crypto ETFs again. BTC and ETH. Some were just spot ETFs, others were spot ETFs with a derivatives wrapper in order to pay more dividends... so I can buy more shit.
My only upsetness was the big rally already under-way in the blue-chips. We may never see triple-digit ETH levels again.
On the flip-side, it's possible everyone is leveraging up again, and after the merge, a lot of people who were planning to buy the rumor & sell the news may cause another round of margin calling, especially since Bank of Canada, etc, are admitting they are going to be forced to continue rapid interest hikes in the months ahead.
Prepare for more volatility to come folks!![]()
Everyone has a right to their opinion.
Still looking for Bitcoin to hit 10,000 in November.
12.6-15.3 ish k isn't an unreasonable target, Think most likely scenario for bitcoin and the markets in general is they go just high enough to force shorts out and to attract new buyers before dumping into them again.
Just trading it day by day though, as a trader I find is the best approach for me personally. None the less that's the way I see it setting up with the current information I have.
If you look at the complete history of Bitcoin, you will see that Bitcoin has never dropped below it's previous ATHs, except for this last time, but only for a few days before bouncing back up.
Don't ever bet against Bitcoin or you will fail.
But investors will have sleepless nights if it goes down-