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Scooty is living proof that getting hooked on crypto addles the brain.
He was pretty addled on a wide variety of subjects way before “crypto”
Scooty is living proof that getting hooked on crypto addles the brain.
Scooter is actively posting in this 'article', if it can be called an article:
https://www.tradingview.com/chart/BT...ollinger-Band/
Good to see people calling him out for his fantasy rubbish.
Some of the gems:
"@without_worries, How can you not admit you were wrong on this? I mean really, it's okay to be wrong. Traders and analysts are wrong all the time. The best traders and analysts in the world, however, say this: "it's okay to be wrong, but it's not okay to stay wrong. I'm not running a victory lap. I don't really care. I just don't like it when people sell signals to unsuspecting consumers and inexperienced traders without showing where the trade is invalid. If you're trying to catch the final lows, tell everyone it's risky and to use a stop b/c a countertrend trade idea is lower probability -- like knife catching . . . . It's a recipe for disaster and devastation of capital. Does that make sense?
Anyone who bought your signals here has not only lost that money (for the signal fees) but also lost -50% on AVAX"
"@without_worries you should look at your own track record, step back and be honest with yourself, It’s pretty terrible"
Your previous charts suggest otherwise or you must be a complusive liar.
How many incredible buys does it take to forecast the bottom?


In the UK, despite losing about $12,000, Andrew, 57, feels “reasonably philosophical” about the FTX collapse. “This is crypto land … You don’t invest if you don’t expect these events to happen,” says the IT professional from London, who has been speculating since 2015