Your not liking the expression (don't invest more than you can afford to lose) likely shows your lack of understanding what that expression means..and no, if you were to understand what it is actually communicating, it does not mean or sound like investing in bitcoin is like gambling or investing into shitcoins, even if you understand the expression to seem like that is how you are thinking about your bitcoin investment.. but hey whatever, you can interpret expressions however you like, even though you seem to be lacking in your own appreciation of the underlying idea or how discretionary income does not communicate the same message as "money you can afford to lose"...even if the ideas relate to one another they are saying slightly different and perhaps even overly subtle things that you are not quite seeming to grasp the idea
Lol in my own understanding let me try and break it down for some users , so what's his trying to say is that money you can stay without for long without having anything to do with it , which is same thing like discretionary funds. For instance i earn $1000 monthly and mine expenses or budget for a months is $300-$500 , so it will remain like $500 and I will save some as emergency funds, let me say like $300 , so in the remaining $200 I will some discretionary funds, funds I know that I won't need for a while .
Please anyone can correct me if any mistakes is spotted .
Wow!!!
I didn't know that "we all" knew that nothing gonna happen to bitcoin.
"We all" know the future with 100% certainty? That is news to me.. and, even very important news.
I am thinking that "we all" must be very very richie, richie if "we all" were able to know the future with such certainty, no?
I wished that I were to be part of your little "we all" club so that I could be within the category of richie, richie, just like you (and the rest of "we all") obviously must be.
hahahahahaha
the thing is that we can't tell the future of bitcoin, but we can position for it by doing yourself a favour by accumulating more and hold .