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Crypto and emotional decisionmaking 2017-08-22 12:25:44 Post No. 3160636
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I cannot ignore how most of you get emotionally attached to the cryptos you own -shilling and defending them with flawed arguments you read off reddit. Its obvious the emotional attachment and defensive alignment is due to stress and uncertainty in your financial decisions.
Almost 90% of investors think they are better than others.
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>>3160636
just follow /biz/ guide to riches when in doubt and you'll be just fine
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>>3160636
I do get emotionally attached to my coins if I ever had some genuine hope they would some day make me rich(er). But I in no way think I'm a good investor. I'm actually probably bottom 10% in terms of knowledge and skill. Luck is barely keeping me afloat.
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tfw got attached to digibyte
dont get attached to your coins boys, it never goes away
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>>3160709
pump and dump
dip and dash
fuck and chuck
i take small losses and gtfo of coinz whenever the chart isn't looking right....this helps me avoid major losses but i've also been wrong and missed on major gainz.
kind of hard to tell the future but you just have to bee lieve in yourself
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Yea its weird to see people staying with sinking ships.
Their coin of choice becomes part of their identity.
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