Quote from: Troytech on Today at 03:07:40 PM

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Quote from: ginsan on Today at 09:37:14 AM

There are times when acting aggressively when prices fall by 10% or when we get additional income.
On the one hand, cash flow must be stable without becoming a burden when we make aggressive purchases.

The thing is that in as much as someone or rather an investor is rich doesn't mean that they cannot run into trouble if they are investing aggressively, however even if the price drops 10% is not actually a good reason to accumulate aggressively but instead you can possibly adjust your DCA accumulation were by if you normally accumulate a certain amount of Bitcoin on a weekly basis and it happen that your source of income has increased you could possibly increase your accumulation amounts that will be well suitable for you.

Though I no that most investors have there way or perspective they feel they can take advantage or facilitate there investment on Bitcoin but it will be very bad that they will get overwhelmed and invest all they have without realizing that in as much as long term holding doesn't really involved risk but aggressive investment could be regarded as one of the risk or barrier that could have a negative effect on there investment plan.

I Don't agree with your concept of aggressiveness, I don't think aggressiveness refers to investing into bitcoin with all you have or like some crazy investor that is throwing all his cash or savings into bitcoin, IMO it's more like investing not less than you should and at same time not less than you should, i can't really put the definition in words since I myself am still trying to grable thigns well.

Let's assume I have a toral of 200$ left as my disposable income after doing all my cashflow and deducted or removed my expenses, and I decide to invest 150$ of that into bitcoin that can be me beign aggressive or let's assume another person earning up to 4000$ and after removing his expenses as a bachelor has a 2000$ left as his discretionary income, normally we should keep in mind that we have to invest from here, kero float and also keep some reserves for later, he can decide to invest a whole 1k or 1200$ into bitcoin and keep halve as floats and the rest as reserves and if he ends up not using his floats or all then he can decide what to do with the rest.

I can't really find a way to explain my understanding of aggressiveness with words, but I think if investing in bitcoin is a priority or something that you desire to or want to achieve then that way you would want to give a sizable percentage of your disposable income to it or even all, that is my best way to explain what I understand by being aggressive and if aggressiveness is practiced rightly then you have no worri about it beign risk, they is a balance and that is finding what you are comfortable with.

Buying aggressively depends on an investor choice , buying beyond your capacity just to meetup can be considered as buying aggressive. Aggressive buying can be risky individually because every investor have their different ways of planning before buying, we can’t just judge in term of aggressive buying being so risky. Aggressive buying can work for Mr A meanwhile Mr B is not getting it right, basically because Mr A will settle every necessary needs and set aside every funds to back up the investment before going ahead to buy while Mr B can decide to skip the planning process just to meetup and buy with everything. Most times, whenever there’s a decline we investors consider the price fall as an opportunity to buy and hold definitely it’s the right time to accumulate but, accumulating should not go beyond our discretionary income as mistakes can happen during times like this. Aggressive buying can be practice buy anyone but all depends on the available funds for accumulating.