Quote from: Antisthenes on Today at 08:32:47 AM

Quote from: xhomerx10 on January 01, 2023, 04:18:51 PM

Why's he blocking me?

Maybe because youre not who you claim to be either. Wink

Hahahahaha

Let's attack homer.

Homer is a phony.

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This is fun.

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Quote from: MusaPk on Today at 08:40:28 AM

Quote from: JayJuanGee on January 01, 2023, 08:10:54 PM

Quote from: MusaPk on December 31, 2022, 05:35:19 PM

HODLing is a strategy that is not time bound rather target bound. If we didn't see any ATH in 2023, that doesn't mean we start selling our BTC rather continue HODLing. Remember Dec 2017 bull run that's followed by bear market that lasted for approx 3 years before we saw latest ATH of 67k$.

Your points are a wee bit confusing.
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We could even trajectory out BTC's price, and maybe we get 10% price appreciation per year for several years in the future... and yeah, that would not be great, but it still may be possible that bitcoin is a good investment.. even with relatively mediocre performance in the coming years.. which I am not even suggesting that it is highly likely to happen, but I am suggesting that it would be a good thing for any of us to be prepared ourselves financially and psychologically for a wide variety of scenarios to happen, even various less likely scenarios.

My reply was based on post from serveria.com

There is great discussion regarding whether we will see ATH in coming year or not. Even there is a pole that whether we will see ATH in 2023 or 2024. If we dont see ATH in 2023 (or we dont see our BTC in profits by good margins) then what will be strategy? sell or HODL? What I want to say is that in such case one must HODL until he see his target price. I dont think there is point in HODLing the Bitcoin foreve, sell when you are getting good profit.

Hope that clarifies my point.

Quote from: MusaPk on December 27, 2022, 06:08:11 PM

I'm thinking that your point is even MOAR worser now that you clarified it.

I will repeat my point. Each of us are likely to be able to profit stupendously from bitcoin, even if it takes several years before it reaches a new ATH.

Reaching a new ATH is icing on the cake, including that it could happen as soon as 1st quarter 2023 (best case scenario) or it could take several years to happen.. and surely it may not even happen (which does seem a lesser - or even unlikely scenario).

Any investment strategy should surely figure out a way to include bitcoin whether starting out with 1% to 25% allocation into bitcoin or some other amount that is individually tailored and also a 4-10 year or longer investment timeline.

You might be considering that I am making the same point, or a similar point, but to me, it seems that my point is a wee bit different... so maybe it is difficult to communicate what I perceive to be important, yet frequently seemingly subtle, differences in the ways of framing investment approaches.. while trying to NOT be too critical.. but as I type, I am thinking that another aspect is that so many people retain somewhat subliminal ways of looking at bitcoin through the current fiat system, and I have been accused of the same because I frequently assert that people better fucking make sure that they project out their fiat expenses, and to assert that it is dangerous to go "all bitcoin." How many folks got reckt because of these kinds of misreadings?

Also, I remain a BIG advocate of the stock to flow model, even if the stock to flow model, may well need to be shifted downwardly on its axis and also there has also been needs to include other angles in terms of assessing stock to flow including how to prepare yourself psychologically and financially for either BTC price direction even while ascribing validity to stock to flow, but how many people (normies) got reckt for their seemingly overly reliance on stock to flow specifics? How many people are going to end up getting reckt here on out because they believe stock to flow is dead..? hahahahahaha Don't blame me when people get reckt and they they say "you said.. blah blah blah.?

Well, why didn't I get reckt? Yet? Consider that.

Actually, there are likely quite a few of WO regulars who did not get reckt.. but there may well be some portfolios that are doing better than other portfolios, but also depending on how they are being measured.. and sometimes it can be misleading to measure at specific snapshot times too... Nonetheless, we can still have our ways of making various arguments with one another and to say that "you should do this" or "you should have done that." It's up to each of us, if we consider whether to make any adjustments at this point or at some time in the future in order to perhaps have better feelings about our investment portfolios. .and hopefully, BTC's ongoing role within that.