Keep hoping.

Pretty soon you are going to be correct, and you can tell the rest of us to fuck off because you are an actual sorcerer rather than being a "wannabe sorcerer."  

 


Well, some of us have also come to realize that some "professional" financial advisors are handicapt by some of their own allocation and reallocation philosophies.

So, even though I surely do not claim to have any financial advisor professionalistic skills because I do not know a large variety of the products that might be available to a financial advisor, but they are some times even mandated to reallocate on a regular basis that could cause them to miss the hell out of really profiting from something like bitcoin in the event that it were to run.

So even though I personally advise (if you can call it that.. maybe better to call it suggest) that newbies consider 1% to 10% as their starting investment range in bitcoin, that is merely a "starting" recommendation and not a limit nor something that you necessarily would need to reallocate back to such an allocation in the event that bitcoin were to go on a 10x to 80x run after you had already made your allocation decision... so surely decisions about staring allocation, decisions about allocation after a pumpening and/or decisions about whether or how to reallocate can cause a variety of outcomes that the supposed professional financial advisors would not recommend or even understand even while they are holding themselves out as purported experts.