Longtime Investor - I am out

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Good

[jae208]

OP lost all credibility when he recommended NXT.

-.-

[bitmeat]

Wow my expected level of 0.000025 might be hit a lot sooner than I thought.

def a buyers market here

Yeah I would definitely consider buying heavily below 0.00003

[jsidhu]

Wow my expected level of 0.000025 might be hit a lot sooner than I thought.

def a buyers market here

[bitmeat]

Wow my expected level of 0.000025 might be hit a lot sooner than I thought.

[xeroc]

U KILLING BITSHARES!!!!  STOP NOW!!!1

would you please stop SHOUTING ..
please also read the netiquette ..  what you do shouldn't be tolerated!

[BitshatKing]

U KILLING BITSHARES!!!!  STOP NOW!!!1

[ripplexiaoshan]

I continue to be entertained by folks divesting after holding for a few months.

Revolutionary tech takes years to realize value - Bitcoin is six years old and is just now enjoying some public acknowledgement.

Bitshares may enjoy an accelerated adoption cycle by piggybacking on the efforts of Bitcoin, but we're still years from any rational profit-taking/divesting.

My advice to the community:

1. Don't invest more that you can afford to lose.

2. Hold for two years.

3. Have a divesting strategy and stick to it.

I like your advice, thanks. BTS is still young to make any mistakes.

BTW, for the OP, I partly agree with your criticism on bts, but bts is absolutely better than NXT.

[biophil]

1. Don't invest more that you can afford to lose.

2. Hold for two years.

3. Have a divesting strategy and stick to it.

Every time I see your posts I reverentially imagine them coming from an elderly sage... your username lends you immediate credibility as always, thanks for the cool-headed investment advice.

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[oldman]

I continue to be entertained by folks divesting after holding for a few months.

Revolutionary tech takes years to realize value - Bitcoin is six years old and is just now enjoying some public acknowledgement.

Bitshares may enjoy an accelerated adoption cycle by piggybacking on the efforts of Bitcoin, but we're still years from any rational profit-taking/divesting.

My advice to the community:

1. Don't invest more that you can afford to lose.

2. Hold for two years.

3. Have a divesting strategy and stick to it.

[Riverhead]

I have no intentions of selling any of my BTSX . Yesterday I made some BTSX by buying some bitUSD and selling them today for BTSX . Thought of doing it today again, but bitmeat is not saying much 

I've made some shares trading as well.

The problem is, I keep ending up with a bit more shares, but all of them are worth way less than they were before.

Without your trades you'd have fewer shares worth just as little

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[vegolino]

I have no intentions of selling any of my BTSX . Yesterday I made some BTSX by buying some bitUSD and selling them today for BTSX . Thought of doing it today again, but bitmeat is not saying much 

I've made some shares trading as well.

The problem is, I keep ending up with a bit more shares, but all of them are worth way less than they were before.

Me too  , but I know it will eventually have to go up with all the brain power we have in this community.

[Ander]

I have no intentions of selling any of my BTSX . Yesterday I made some BTSX by buying some bitUSD and selling them today for BTSX . Thought of doing it today again, but bitmeat is not saying much 

I've made some shares trading as well.

The problem is, I keep ending up with a bit more shares, but all of them are worth way less than they were before.

[vegolino]

I have no intentions of selling any of my BTSX . Yesterday I made some BTSX by buying some bitUSD and selling them today for BTSX . Thought of doing it today again, but bitmeat is not saying much 

[Ander]

Clearly I am a bad trader because I thought that we had hit the bottom on Oct 19, and I bought a lot more during the rally after that, and again when we went under 6000 sat yesterday, only to have increased my losses.