Yah, I know.  I better shut up though, this person would be too hilarious if he weren't such a sad soul.  Problem is, he doesn't seem to want to learn from his mistakes, but rather is pulling at straws trying to blame everyone else for his poor judgment.

I know I could lose every cent I've put into this coin, but I didn't spend actual money until ... what, the second month or so?  I felt very good about Evan, just from the beginning, he seemed like a real excited genius.  Making mistakes from excitement and wanting to jump in with both feet, fixing mistakes the best he could as fast as he could.  He already was throwing out improvements left and right, and THAT was when I realized I needed to invest some actual money to increase my holdings.  And I didn't risk more than I could afford to lose (well, can't really afford to lose, but it won't kill my family).

I know I'm older, probably slightly wiser and certainly I've been somewhat conservative (though, I just couldn't get more cash, LOL!)  Still, I hope that if I had bet on the wrong horse, I would have at least been introspective about it, try to learn.  Heck, I lost half my coin when I tried to sell high and buy lower, but it never went lower, and I had to buy back higher!  I learned.  I learned not to play with my coins!  LOL.