Now blood red day... not looking good friends
Looks like the whole rally. 4-6 green days followed by a red. Do you expect the price to never stop going up?
Topic: Bought at 120. Now at 130 (Read 3072 times)
Now blood red day... not looking good friends
Looks like the whole rally. 4-6 green days followed by a red. Do you expect the price to never stop going up?
Now blood red day... not looking good friends
I really hate working, im trying to retire young... Just gotta make a million first.
A million? What do you do with it?
My advice: take as much as you need, not as much as you want.
1. Home. Most important asset. If you can customize it near perfection, do it. A garden to work when retired is awesome. Just make sure you have everything you need, from nails and hammer to some redundant power, heating and water supply. Buy water filters and yes, survival gear also. Not in the event of zombie apocalypse but for natural disasters.
2. Car. Buy a decent car, one that doesn't consume much fuel. You don't need an Audi TT. But you may want it...
3. Health money. Do regular, yearly checks of your health and family's
4. Emergency. Keep some money for emergency. Silver, bitcoin and cash, bank accounts. Think carefully of the proportions.
5. Start a small business or project. One does not simply retires without doing anything. You have to work to maintain physical and mental health. Even if you do pro bono work.
+1
Don't be like the lotto millionaires that are poor in 2 years again.
I really hate working, im trying to retire young... Just gotta make a million first.
A million? What do you do with it?
My advice: take as much as you need, not as much as you want.
1. Home. Most important asset. If you can customize it near perfection, do it. A garden to work when retired is awesome. Just make sure you have everything you need, from nails and hammer to some redundant power, heating and water supply. Buy water filters and yes, survival gear also. Not in the event of zombie apocalypse but for natural disasters.
2. Car. Buy a decent car, one that doesn't consume much fuel. You don't need an Audi TT. But you may want it...
3. Health money. Do regular, yearly checks of your health and family's
4. Emergency. Keep some money for emergency. Silver, bitcoin and cash, bank accounts. Think carefully of the proportions.
5. Start a small business or project. One does not simply retires without doing anything. You have to work to maintain physical and mental health. Even if you do pro bono work.
I really hate working, im trying to retire young... Just gotta make a million first.
What makes yu say this.
If you wanted to buy more at $120 you'll have your chance in about 30 minutes 
I have put aside 200 bucks for a nice dinner, cigars and wine.
A nice dinner: http://www.foodler.com/
Cigars (via bitspend): http://www.cigarsdirect.com/
Wine (via bitspend): http://www.wine.com/
And you can watch your spending money grow before you place your order.
Thank you!
I have put aside 200 bucks for a nice dinner, cigars and wine.
A nice dinner: http://www.foodler.com/
Cigars (via bitspend): http://www.cigarsdirect.com/
Wine (via bitspend): http://www.wine.com/
And you can watch your spending money grow before you place your order.
Cool. But if we go down to 50 again I'm screwed!
Only if you sell 'em at 50. There's a few that thought selling after 70% loss was a good way not to lose 90%. Not so much a good idea now....
Cool. But if we go down to 50 again I'm screwed!
+1
You gotta take out a little every now and then for a good cigar, a night on the town, and a hard core bottle of bourbon.
Or really - what's the point of all this?
You gotta take out a little every now and then for a good cigar, a night on the town, and a hard core bottle of bourbon.
Or really - what's the point of all this?
Minimum once a week!
+++
Gotta feel like your trading game is paying some shit for you. It keeps you real. Otherwise it's just stress and obsessing about a bunch of numbers on a monitor.
+1
You gotta take out a little every now and then for a good cigar, a night on the town, and a hard core bottle of bourbon.
Or really - what's the point of all this?
You gotta take out a little every now and then for a good cigar, a night on the town, and a hard core bottle of bourbon.
Or really - what's the point of all this?
make the world a better place?
My calculations show that some 200,000 dollars are needed to buy happiness. The rest is excess and not need. But if your dream is to have a 24 karat solid gold shirt...
The rest can easily be donated
hm... i have only 2 options... sell or hold...
what about "go long on leverage" or "short the shit out of the coins" or "buy litecoins", "buy futures"?
+1
You gotta take out a little every now and then for a good cigar, a night on the town, and a hard core bottle of bourbon.
Or really - what's the point of all this?
You gotta take out a little every now and then for a good cigar, a night on the town, and a hard core bottle of bourbon.
Or really - what's the point of all this?
make the world a better place?
+1
You gotta take out a little every now and then for a good cigar, a night on the town, and a hard core bottle of bourbon.
Or really - what's the point of all this?
You gotta take out a little every now and then for a good cigar, a night on the town, and a hard core bottle of bourbon.
Or really - what's the point of all this?
Hot damn buy this man a drink. The moment we start taking these zeros and ones too seriously we lose sight of why we are here trying to make a profit in the first place. +10000.
set sell orders at key gain points. divide your btc holdings into 5 groups:
+33% gain
+50%
+100%
+200%
+500%
or however you want depending on how bullish you feel. Place the sell orders, and come check on things in 4-6 months.
+33% gain
+50%
+100%
+200%
+500%
or however you want depending on how bullish you feel. Place the sell orders, and come check on things in 4-6 months.
That's why I'm all in. But even so, I don't think in a few months will be much...
Then I'd suggest you stop trying to make a profit from day trading because you clearly suck at it lol. Most people do so it's not a shame, better choose the long road and come back in a few months.
Not really.. in has to go to like 500 to help me...
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