I'm going to read your posts with skeptism now. This isn't the first time you were bullish and then reversed your view. Obviously you have other motives
When I was bullish that is what I thought would happen. Then when the buy support was pulled I became worried and reversed my view, essentially admitted I was wrong.
What options do I have at that point?
* I can post "oh shit I think actually the bears are going to win and it will crash", but sit there still long". - This is incredibly stupid since I might contribute to panic and cause the crash and get hurt.
* I can sell, and then post "oh shit I think actually the bears are going to win and it will crash". - While I dont get hurt, I still contribute to the crash occurring. I didnt want BTS to crash, regardless of whether I had a long or not. I still held a ton of BTS just not leveraged.
* I can sell, and then post that being on margin is risky. Hopefully any community member who is on margin might consider closing it, but hopefully this isnt enough to create a panic or something.
Anyway, you should always read EVERYONEs post with skepticism. Especially about trading. All of us are here talking our books, all the time. Expect that.
If I was better at trading and could predict with perfect accuracy what would occur, I would be rich instead of posting my thoughts on this board. Sometimes I'll be right and sometimes wrong, and each individual person is responsible for their own trading. I'm responsible for my own trading, thats why I might have to reverse my position and sell so as not to get wrecked. Being 100% long BTS 100% of the time is not a trading strategy, and people who are doing that dont need to read about a traders thoughts on short term price movements.
You said I "have other motives". Not losing a million BTS to a liquidation is a motive.