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Must admit all these graphs and those axes drawn on are lost on me. As is talk of resistance, bull and bearish etc.

I think I need to read a beginners guide on all this malarkey. Not so much crypto specific but reading these charts

But you still throw a good couple of K at the most volatile investment around? Real smart that is.

Sometimes it's best not to say anything.
 
But you still throw a good couple of K at the most volatile investment around? Real smart that is.

Sometimes it's best not to say anything.

Who dares wins. :-)

Its well less than 5% of my pension pot (£10K) I've invested in a bit coin tracker. Yes I might lose but the same goes for all pension pots. Admitedly, its a bit more volatile!
But over the last few years, Bitcoin has grown and grown in value quite well. I could sell my profit today and cover about 40% of my initial investment. In fact, at some point I won't be greedy and will sell a percentage to cover my initial investment and put somewhere safer. From then on its profit.

In terms of cash, I've only invested about £1000 over about 5-6 different cryptos so not the end of the world. As they say, money you can afford to lose. I won't be overjoyed to lose a £1000 (unlikely) of course, but the world wont end because of it.
 
Who dares wins. :-)

Its well less than 5% of my pension pot (£10K) I've invested in a bit coin tracker. Yes I might lose but the same goes for all pension pots. Admitedly, its a bit more volatile!
But over the last few years, Bitcoin has grown and grown in value quite well. I could sell my profit today and cover about 40% of my initial investment. In fact, at some point I won't be greedy and will sell a percentage to cover my initial investment and put somewhere safer. From then on its profit.

In terms of cash, I've only invested about £1000 over about 5-6 different cryptos so not the end of the world. As they say, money you can afford to lose. I won't be overjoyed to lose a £1000 (unlikely) of course, but the world wont end because of it.

lol this thread is entertaining.

From quivering / wanting to sell, to "who dares wins"
 
Must admit all these graphs and those axes drawn on are lost on me. As is talk of resistance, bull and bearish etc.

I think I need to read a beginners guide on all this malarkey. Not so much crypto specific but reading these charts.

An axe is sometimes a falling hammer or something they call. Buy in at the very bottom of the strike if you can. The quicker they fall the quicker they rise.
 
Scoots - so if you've got £1000 to throw around and a bit of a big portfolio, how come you've not jacked working in and do this fulltime? Or is that the plan?

When you say it... that's mad. Don't really think about it until someone else tells you. You're right, I should quit. Think there's another 18-24 months before the bubble bursts.

We do take some out as we go on. Mrs Scoots is as addicted as me now. :happy - but her nerves are rattled.
 

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