Quote from: Zackz5000 on Today at 02:42:15 PM

Quote from: LGD2Business on Today at 01:23:06 PM

Quote from: Tmoonz on Today at 01:09:21 PM

It is no longer new how people read others post and misunderstood or misinterpret it, your obsession or I would rather say your conception about my post is totally wrong perhaps I never made mentioned of how people can invest without source of income rather you failed to understand that there is different between not having an income source and an having irregular source or sources of income and that's exactly where you are having problems with my post, in summary I was of the opinion that even though with irregular source or sources of income can still invest in Bitcoin which of course they don't also have to wait for a dip before making their purchases, I was not talking about anything relating to investing without a source of income as you said I did.

In this case we are back to square one. People without a regular income can't allocate money for investment. I guess this concept of "regular income" has a different meaning for you. Maybe where you learned English, they taught it in a different way. It could be a salaried job or some other source of income. It's clearly meant as "the money one earns to live on". If you invest with the money you have to live on, you will have to break your investment when you need that money. This is undesirable. Investing is done with spare money, not with money that you use to meet your basic needs.
The fact that I have to explain something so obvious over and over again makes me feel like I'm being trolled, so I'll leave it at that. For those who still don't get it, there's nothing I can do. I would appreciate it if you don't make any more wrong quotes.

We shouldn't go into bitcoin investment if we don't have our discretionary income thats the right way to approach bitcoin investment, Investing with money we have to live on is pure gambling and its not advisable to do such, having source of income doesn't guarantee we should invest if we have not yet figure of discretionary, those who Invest with what they can't let go will definitely sell off too soon because they failed to understand not just having a source of should be a guarantee to invest into Bitcoin but knowing you have discretionary income to get started.

You have an interesting point here honestly, because I have seen someone that is working and is receiving salary at the end of every month but he still can't take proper care of his basic needs, reasons that his take home salary is just too poor, so your point is very much valid, if you can't sort out your discretionary income from from your source of income, it's not adviceable to start your Bitcoin accumulation process, because it will be just a matter of time before you fall back to your investment just for survival.