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I agree with that, youre pretty well balanced and debate well. Im just Too lazy to read everything you post.

I would llkely die, or close to die, if I had to read my posts in total. I would not expect others to read everything, that's for sure.

Yeah, I quite enjoy reading your posts but it's very easy to burn out in the process.

Surely, if you are well rested, you might read three or four sentences, but if not, you might get burned out after the first few words, and ask yourself.

Why need be so long? Cheesy

It doesn't help much that I'm usually on BTCT when I'm half dead from sleep deprivation either. Tongue

Set an alarm for some trading action today and pretty much got a free Bitcorn though. So I suppose it paid off.

I am trying to be more careful with some of my middle of the night trading actions, but sometimes fat-finger mistakes just happen, and if you are not dealing with too much, then frequently you can recover from those mistakes, but sometimes you might just have to sit it out for a while, and come back to the situation when better rested.

By the way, to your point about making middle of the night profit, sure sometimes that can feel quite good if you are able to lock in decent profits because you know that if you act at the "alarm" points, it has decently high likelihood to "pay off" even while robbing you of some also valuable sleep.

I think what I have been kind of attempting (without the greatest of jumps in success) is to considerably increase my trading swings (and I had meant to make this point in my response to bitserve, too). So I will be considering myself as progressing towards higher and higher levels of freedom, the more that I can increase my trading swing points, which advances me and my bitcoin investment to a higher level of passive income.... Price rises can be one way to achieve greater passivity, and perhaps there can be some strategic ways to set up trades (or just getting over a kind of mindset that just forces to just trade the larger swings) - easier said than done.. but still seems that the accumulation of value (more likely through value increases in the asset - namely bitcoin's price going up) will cause the most ability to make substantial progress towards greater passivity in the derived income (and approach).