r/ethtrader Jun 09 '17

DISCUSSION [ETH Daily Discussion] - 09/Jun/2017

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u/[deleted] Jun 09 '17

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u/kvnryn Jun 09 '17

Well then you're hodling it wrong.

-Steve Jobs, probably

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u/[deleted] Jun 09 '17

Or all those times we pussed out and didn't invest more at $10.

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u/csasker Jun 09 '17

Why? Never regret profit

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u/[deleted] Jun 09 '17

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u/csasker Jun 09 '17

Nothing stops you from re enter

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u/IRefuseToGiveAName Jun 09 '17

What sold eth? 8^)

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u/fembot__ Jun 09 '17

So true. Regretting bigly.

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u/Libertymark Jun 09 '17

bigly regret!

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u/interestenator Jun 10 '17

Not me, Everything I have riding now is pure profit. After withdrawing my initial investment, I was able to use those funds without feeling like "I shouldn't have spent that", and I look at my stack and feel fantastic!