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Out of context but I did want to share it when I asked in the new AI feature on social media that I use it turns out the answer is quite interesting 
Not bad.
2 and 5 are problematic in the optimal strategies, since 2 might lead newbies into thinking that investing into shitcoins is a good idea, when it is not and there is likely no need for a newbie to diversify beyond bitcoin and cash in the beginning, and perhaps several years later diversification might start to become more relevant.. and in regards, to 5, many investment advisors (if you can find one to advise you for free outside of this thread/forum.. not that we are giving investment advice here) don't know shit about bitcoin and are likely to refer you into inferior products, such as ETFs (so they can make a management fee) but still not bad overall from the AI output as a starting point, yet guys also have to figure out their cashflow management and figure how much they are able to invest without investing beyond their discretionary income. .which maybe also accounting for the 9 individual factors that I account for in my earlier post...
For the advisory issue actually sometimes this is adjusting for me because even though all choices are back to each person but I think when we have found a forum that is really decent enough like this forum and this thread of course then we actually don't need to think about finding a mentor because we can finally discuss freely and sometimes there are people who can explain better than mentors in this forum.
Back to the original topic regardless, actually looking at some of my initial random questions to AI yesterday is actually quite similar to the discussion here because in the end DCA and the vulnerable time discussed are enough to make me satisfied with the answer.