I spoke to a financial advisor once.

I asked him,

"Why do you have to work for a living?" πŸ˜‚

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He's actually a friend of a friend.

We don't hang out with our mutual friend together anymore πŸ˜‚

Something tells me he might not be your biggest fan after that question anyway

I think Bitcoin was around $2K when this happened πŸ˜‚

If they are good it's because they know cash flow is more important.

It's even more important on a Bitcoin standard.

Your Bitcoin will not make more Bitcoin.

Sell at the peak and buy the dip 3 months later.

Yes, I said the thing that nobody says 😱

How do you know when it's the peak... Everytime?

Peak is almost impossible to know, 100% of people get it wrong. Just get as close as you can and don't beat yourself up about it.

Dips are much easier.

I ask because any financial strategy needs to be consistent enough to work through the lows and highs, and that includes human emotions. Short of a few lucky strings of good timing for short term gains, I've never seen anything a trading strategy beat the slow turtle long term strategy of a systematic investment plan (DCA).

I'm not talking about trading.

Trading is a competition, the chances of you beating the competition are about as likely as winning Wimbledon on your fist attempt at playing tennis.

I'm referring to the 4 year known cycle ATH which always overreaches before crashing dramatically, then recovers slowly to a new mid price.

The ATH tends to happen 500 days after the halving (Sept 2nd), but can be anytime before the end of this year.

If you think that's fun you might also like KENO.

Nobody mentioned fun here πŸ˜‚

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Because they don't play with their money.

They don't trust themself enough for that.

Like any bank do with people money.

A financial adviser came my House once. Not only could he not convince me to take out a policy that made no sense, but I had to Carry him to his car because his back went into spasm as he rose to leave. Not one of his better days.

So you're saying your financial advisor needed your support!

That's funny πŸ˜‚

Good one.