That only works out on a bearish market. If the markets would be bullish, buying one chunk makes more sense. Just don't obtain that amount as the last one.
The whole point of the method, as far as I am concerned, is that it optimizes the average case under the assumption that you don't have an edge on bull/bear calls.
There are still pathologically pessimal cases, of course, but not under typical assumptions about the nature of a financial time-series.
What I love about aminorex is that he's usually right and I learn one or two new things every time I try to decipher what he's written: http://www.edwardtufte.com/bboard/q-and-a-fetch-msg?msg_id=0003uY
Could you decipher this one?
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.11003261
I've always thought of most of cryptoland in terms of the show put on by the Duke and King in Huckleberry Finn--people gets scammed for a sloppily put together show. But instead of riding the con-men out on a rail, they invite their friends and family to see it, so they don't feel alone in the duping. Though, thankfully, they eventually get exposed--ahem Evan, Josh....
