Quote from: megges on March 22, 2017, 05:47:06 AM

Quote from: iCEBREAKER on March 22, 2017, 12:41:42 AM

Quote from: Fragbait on March 20, 2017, 08:00:30 PM

Quote from: megges on March 20, 2017, 05:33:38 PM

And many many people lost a fuckload of money because fluffy was telling everybody how bad dash is, right before it sprung x10. These people shorted dash because they beliefed fluffy, and lost all, these shorters are the ones which made the dash price rise exponential bigger than it would have been without the shorting. And they shorted because dash is so bad and its just a pump and dump scam coin and so on, at least everybody told them so - for them 20 dollar a dash was hardly overpriced, look where dash is now.

If you ask for who was scammed by dash, you won't find one (at least noone who was buying in the last 3 years), because price went from ath to ath, there could no one be scammed per definition, because noone could have lost with ath after ath. (for me a scam is if someone loses money! - ofc thats my definition, but its true!). On the other hand lots and lots of people lost money because they shorted dash after all that "its a total scam coin" definition from fluffy and his friends with all these cool videos...

This man speaks the truth. Just keep on listening to Fulffy and Icebreaker and Smooth and Generalthis and who else if you want to keep on losing money. Their track record so far certainly indicates that.

Oh sure, it's terrible how I told people to buy Monero for under 25 cents and then $1 while they had the chance.

We're crying in our Teslas.... Grin

oh i remember how you told tante that its unresponsible to not sell dash at 50$ ... you pushed it hard ... and for her luck she didn't response to you false prediction and dash rose another 50 $ to above 100 $ ... you are the real deal if it goes to trading advises !!!

keep trolling

I informed tante the responsible (especially for a lower middle class middle aged mother) thing to do with a huge rise in a high risk speculative asset is to take *SOME* money off the table.

I did not tell her to sell *ALL* her Dash, suggesting 50% as an easy place to draw the line.

Do you understand the difference between selling 50% and selling 100%?

It seems you do not, so I will explain as if you are 5 years old.

When you take profit, you may either cash out all of the position (which reduces to zero your future exposure to price changes) or cash out a part of your position (which locks in profit while still providing exposure to future price changes).

Letting it all ride "Because Muh Hot Streak" is the hallmark of a gambling addict, and Dash is very much more of a set of poker chips for whales and Instaminers than a fairly distributed coin.

It's a texbook example of why poor people stay poor. They get greedy and the first bit of success goes to their head.

Unfortunately, pigs get slaughtered.

Finally, you have no way to knowing whether or not, nor to what extent, anyone took my advice to diversify.

Whether it's Bitcoin, Monero, or a scam like Dash, common sense tells us to diversify when a portfolio becomes imbalanced.

Defy common sense at your peril. There is no need to get married to an asset and hold it exclusively, especially when a golden opportunity to diversity substantial sums of newly created wealth knocks on your door.