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June 20, 2018, 01:39:27 PM
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A Cryptocurrency podcast that is focused on trading and investing. Hosts interview guests and discuss the latest news in the markets. With experienced traders including an ex-JP Morgan hedge fund manager to talk Bitcoin and big picture moves. Are the latest moves all manipulation or just demand driven? Is the latest SEC statement on Ethereum positive for the markets? When will Bitcoin see all-time highs again?

Up until early 2016, there was only one choice for holding cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin. From there, the marketplace has exploded. In this episode, they discuss constructing your portfolio and how to gather the proper information to make informed investments and trades.

Latest episode on SoundCloud - https://soundcloud.com/buy-or-sell-what-the-hell/bitcoin-is-king-constructing-a-balanced-portfolio-27

Is there some interest in a solely trading and investing crypto podcast? No bullshit, just talking markets.
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June 22, 2018, 05:37:17 PM
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You can create portfolio using Bitcoin as it is the oldest and the best crypto currency in the market of crypto currency. It has earned reputation through its successful services to the market. To invest safely in the market of crypto currency bitcoin is the best choice. The more you invest in the bitcoin, the more you will be profitable.

Without a doubt. Nothing beats Bitcoin's security, network, usage, and decentralization. A portfolio should be balanced though with a few hedges.
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June 23, 2018, 09:44:49 AM
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My advice on investing personal funds is not advised, work as advertising bounty in the portfolio should certainly be ETH. EOS. TRX - long. on the other violas selectively and to your taste
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June 23, 2018, 12:25:19 PM
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My advice on investing personal funds is not advised, work as advertising bounty in the portfolio should certainly be ETH. EOS. TRX - long. on the other violas selectively and to your taste

EOS. TRX? Why?
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June 23, 2018, 12:29:16 PM
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My advice on investing personal funds is not advised, work as advertising bounty in the portfolio should certainly be ETH. EOS. TRX - long. on the other violas selectively and to your taste

EOS. TRX? Why?

It's better to have the top 5 currencies.
EOS, TRX, ETH, NEM, NEO, etc will be some of the longest living infrastructure coins that you can include.
But it would be wise to diversify by technology as well as locality of the token concentration and team.
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June 29, 2018, 01:15:58 AM
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Ooooo. Yeah, let's not include TRX, EOS, NEM and even NEO is a bit iffy.

None of those areas decentralized as Bitcon or Ethereum.
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June 29, 2018, 01:22:03 AM
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My opinion on a safe portfolio:
-Some high caps(safest)
-Some mids caps(reasonably safe)
-Some low caps(higher reward)

My portfolio: ALL LOW CAPS!

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