Corn yoyoing in the same range, not hitting either my upper or lower ladder, arg.
With interest rates so high I might have to sell some to buy a house, since real estate prices aren't really going down like they should.
Very torn about this although it would be "only" about 16% of my stash, it's still years of DCA.
On the other hand a "managed risk" investment of mine paid big today, about 2 years of DCA, so selling the same amount is down to 15% of my stash now.
These are frequently going to be dilemmas that accumulators/HODLers are going to ongoingly have in terms of sometimes pressing issues that might contribute to their having to consider whether to sell more of their cornz than they would have had wished to sell... and in that regard, it is likely that no one except for yourself might well be able to determine how exactly to balance your dilemma and whether you might be crossing over into thresholds that you wished that you would have had not crossed.
It seems to me that you have been having similar housing dilemmas for years now - and I recall your having some dilemmas regarding buying in the country versus the city and weighing the costs of commute.. and surely sometimes our dilemmas might get resolved once we pull the trigger, and sI suppose part of the dilemma in terms of pulling the trigger in the first place may well be that the case is almost never clear - and surely, selling 15% of your stash seems to be a much better situation than some folks face, relatively speaking.
OT:I have to laugh at this latest pumping of Nvidia stock and the so-called coming "AI Revolution".
What a load of horse shit. Same playbook as other Wall Street PnD's of the past.
Remember the pumping of the 3D stocks (Stratasys and 3D Systems) around 2012-2013 during the so-called "3D Printing Revolution"?
Remember the pumping of Overstock stock during the so-called "Crypto Revolution"?
Remember the pumping of Peloton stock during the so-called "WFH and Exercise Revolution"?
Yeah, Pepperidge Farm remembers.
Wall Street must think that the public is completely stupid and gullible at this point. Which...well, they are.
Phaha you have no clue how far A.I development in US and Eu is. It is on a good path to become sentient and bye bye bljatcoin
one day youll wake up and blajtcoin is gonna be $1 and then a.i is gonna inflate its price to 1 Billion and you wont be able to sell
At best, you sound confused eXPHorizon.
More likely you are purposefully spouting out nonsensical assertions and/or misinformation.
It seems to me that one of the most important points for persons, institutions and/or governments that might be active in this thread would be to figure out how to get off of zero, and thereby to start to accumulate bitcoin in the direction of some kind of a reasonable target level, whether that might be 1% of an allocation or 25% of an allocation, in terms of a starting off point.
Once they have started to accumulate and build their BTC stash, they should be able to study what is bitcoin along the way in such a manner that they are able to thereafter (once they are more informed) adjust their BTC accumulation and thereafter their BTC portfolio maintenance strategy in such a way that is more tailored to their own individual circumstances.
You, eXPHorizon, on the other hand, have continuously demonstrated that you are beyond saving since you both refuse to get off of zero and you ongoingly
and purposefully continue to spout out nonsensical and sometimes misleading information in regards to my lil precious... and/or other off-topic subjects that you bring up from time to time.
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