Quote from: JayJuanGee on December 28, 2019, 06:45:10 PM

Actually more reason that you should not either push the red button or employ option 3.

Hey, mindrust, I think that you already know that I don't give two shits about what you do,...

It just adds entertainment to the thread I believe.

Like the guy who sold his house and bought bitcoins back in the day, when did that happen in 2013?... Lemme check google...

Aaand found it:

I'm All In - Sold My House! I was close it was from 2014.

Dude is a multimillionaire now, if he hedl.

At that time he didn't know what was waiting for him neither... just like me or any other people right now. He did something crazy. It was entertaining. It happens that I'm kinda in a mood for some extreme sports too.

Quote from: Biodom on December 28, 2019, 07:10:19 PM

1. Your investment portfolio size vs your yearly income
2. Your age
3. How steady you job is (if there is a job).
4. family responsibilities, if any
5. last, but most important-the probability of the trade success (if it could be assigned)

1. 6.
2. 32
3. Job itself is pretty steady. The country and the national currency is not. It is a circus here. That's one of the reasons that I am increasing my buys lately. I'm afraid at some point, I'll probably have to go all-in not because I want to, because I'll have to.

4. None.
5. I believe I can spot the top price this time quite accurately. ~%20 error margin. (means I believe I would cash out when its at ~16k while it could go to 20k) Equipped with pretty stronk TA tools over the years.

Applied the formula: It says I shouldn't go all in. I should go %50-60 in... (If I understood it right) Which kinda makes sense. Looks like I just need to get to the double digits as fast as possible and then crack a cold beer and sit down and watch. Your formula pretty much verified my ~~trading~~ investment strategy which I've been doing it by following my own instincts.