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"[Removed by poster at 06/06/21 13:18:24]" Another nail in its coffin ? I’m happy to have cashed out on July 13, I made my money and have put it into property before I got tempted again. I mean looking prices this week who wouldn’t have a punt For those holding , no sympathy , you will hold it until it reaches zero, of course you will, you have no choice. This is why when you play, be is stocks, bonds, startups, commodities, fx or crypto , only play with things you understand be prepared to lose all your money , not just some of it. If not then buy some nice wine and clothes instead because interest rates are below inflation so saving is actually losing , at least a good case of wine, a piece of art, or a nice Italian leather jacket holds it’s value | |||
"[Removed by poster at 06/06/21 13:18:24] Another nail in its coffin ? I’m happy to have cashed out on July 13, I made my money and have put it into property before I got tempted again. I mean looking prices this week who wouldn’t have a punt For those holding , no sympathy , you will hold it until it reaches zero, of course you will, you have no choice. This is why when you play, be is stocks, bonds, startups, commodities, fx or crypto , only play with things you understand be prepared to lose all your money , not just some of it. If not then buy some nice wine and clothes instead because interest rates are below inflation so saving is actually losing , at least a good case of wine, a piece of art, or a nice Italian leather jacket holds it’s value " will you say this if it rises 2000% by 2024....will you say oh I'm the fool who cashed out early. All the things you mention are risk reward. Perhaps these folk will have no sympathy when the gov places a compulsory buy order on your property and you run at a loss. | |||