Of course, you are rephrasing the subject of bitcoin strategy differently than how I phrased it, so I am not sure if we are thinking about the matter the same, or maybe I am just misunderstanding how you are rephrasing the topic.
It seems that part of the essence of what both Odusko and I had been attempting to say is that within a 10 year or longer investment journey, there is likely going to be a lot of balancing and rebalancing of strategies along the way, and perhaps even needs to tweak strategies based on changes in your own personal situation, that may or may not end up involving your view of the underlying asset (in this case bitcoin).
I understood what you are tried to said, my purpose was not to just rephrase it instead i was relating odusko's post with your's suggestion and as far as i think, i didn't rephrase the post i wrote it as you said. Other than that, i totally understand the meaning of both of your suggestion and if i rephrase it or write it in my own words then it will be like do not fall prey to market sentiments like FOMO, FUD etc.
I am not exactly sure what you meant by the idea of 10% for 10 years versus the other ways of accumulating 1 years worth of an investment portfolio, because when I used those numbers, I was trying to suggest that if any of us might choose to put in 10% of our salary per year, it is going to take us 10 years to reach ..........
Yes dear i also tried to say the same i think my English is getting weaker so please forgive me for that.
Invest with what you could lose to afford. Is the saying i have heard a lot in short period of time so, i am taking care of my personal expenses first before jumping into investing in BTC. But currently market is full of FOMO for me. Like i don't think i would get this opportunity again.
Let's say that you have a rough idea for your cashflow, and you think that you might be able to be somewhat aggressive towards bitcoin and to invest $6k over the next 6 months, and you might even be able to front load that investment. However, you are not really sure because you have not really analyzed your finances very well, and you have a lot of debt and some uncertainties with your cashflow.
Noted, its a good advice i will try to follow it. Thanks.
I am pretty sure that there are ways to receive those kinds of notifications for when your name is mentioned, but I don't use any of those kinds of services (and I have been criticized for NOT using those kinds of services)... so hopefully, another member can describe those kinds of notice possibiltles.
Why, is it something bad in using them? or is it you who do not use them for criticization only. Well, how could i make everyone to read my post because currently i am mentioning you and no other person will try to read it as they only read the post (obviously) in which they are being mentioned. Well i am bolding my request maybe someone help me out here.
How could i get notification whenever a member will mention me?