Quote from: LDL on December 20, 2024, 10:32:06 PM

Quote from: Waldorf77 on November 07, 2024, 06:45:29 PM

The markets like btc gold and sp500 is like hope for many people but they will cry they will lose all.
A LOT markets will be out of order and errors so you can't even sell or buy.
People have hope that times are hard they can make at least money with investing trading but little to do they know the markets will crash and a lot long positions will be wiped out also a lot oil gold long leverage positions Will be wiped off.
A LOT people Will lose and get lesson from the markets

I personally have no comment on the other two except Bitcoin, especially gold and SP500, but I certainly have comments on Bitcoin. I have stored all my bitcoins at different prices. But I have bought some bitcoins at 106k and some at 100k so currently the price of bitcoin is at 96k. However the prize that my bitcoins have shown in my personal wallet in the past is now showing much less than before. However, Bitcoin is a currency that can go into a bloody chapter at any moment, so don't be impatient and plan for long-term holdings. That is, no matter how dumping the price comes, if there is a long-term stocking plan, then there is no effect on the mental stress of the holder.

Yes, and especially buying Bitcoin at any price if the goal is short-term or in the near future is a stupid act.

Because buying Bitcoin when the price is low or high as long as the goal is long-term, Bitcoin will always provide good profits as long as you don't care about the decline that occurs and whatever it is because in the end the price of Bitcoin will rise again even beyond the highest price when we bought it and this is real according to the facts of its tracks.

And what happens to the market is a natural thing that can happen unexpectedly and this has become one of the risks that we must accept and also know what to do, because investing in any asset must have a strong mentality and also strong patience so that everything is fine when the market happens unexpectedly.