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RE: 12/5/2017 The Market View and Trading Outlook
Hahaha, this goes to show the in-depth and longer-term view you provide... LTC hasn't whipsawed around in the last two days, and so in my limited experience that was stable. Haha, okay, I'll need to look at things with a much wider lens.
I completely agree, every crypto decision I've made has been FOMO induced (I should have studied way more before getting into the space) and I realise now I've been very, very, very lucky to have not lost money.
Sometimes you just need to step back a bit from the trees to see the forest, and evaluate the bigger picture and what lies beyond...
All the Bitcoin Bulls and members of the FOMO crowd are staring at the first image. I prefer to take a wider view...
Mt. St. Helens..
Hahaha man, you are so good at this blogging business... In other news I can see Mt St Helens from the top of my street... how is that for a daily reminder to invest carefully.
Wow, that's pretty cool.. and I'm not that good.. I just talk a lot of shit.. Are you actually Aussie? I lived in Tindell for a while at the RAF base..
I'm Aussie but I moved to the US to try my hand at competing on the tv show American Ninja Warrior. We're in Oregon at the moment. It's really nice here, I love it. I was in Melbourne which is similarish to Oregon, Tindell is very, very different... way hotter and more humid. I've never been to Townsville, but I've definitely got to give it a visit when we move back.
I'm to old for Ninja Warrior.. that time has passed..lol. Best of luck though.. yeah it was hot AF there and the Aborigines were interesting.. like the people that time forgot, that just live off the system and free government money. Got into a fight with one in town, when he kept begging me for money, got pissed when I told him "no" said he could go fuck himself.. 6 Marines Vs 12 Aborigines. I still have a beer bottle scar on the back of my head from that go round.. lol.. good times... Thats when I found out the Aussie Cops don't really like them either.. Strange group they are...
Thanks man.
Yeah, it's a pretty tough situation... they had the land for 40,000 years - lived completely sustainably all that time... then we come along... we nearly die, they save us.. then later we shoot them for jumping over the fences we put on their land.
40,000 years without alcohol and drugs and their systems can't handle it when it's introduced, huge percentage are now alcoholic. The general feeling in the aboriginal community is that we owe them everything for what we did, but in reality the only exposure most of us have with that community is getting harassed at every major train stations and them stealing everything that isn't nailed down.
Basically we've destroyed them thoroughly, I don't think the situation can ever be fixed. As it stands we really can't live together.
I'm sure, I saw that.. excellent comment..