Hey @haejin, you may remember me making fun of your cat eating through your mic chord back in June. Haven't been replying so much lately but as a witness of your early days I feel I need to state my recollections of events and what opportunity would be better fitting than below a Bitshares post?
For those who weren't there at the time; Heajin used to talk a lot about his trading experiences, his travels, always a - somewhat trivial - local weather report and all kind of stuff that seemed personal and real (I emphasize as there seems to be doubt about this on the platform). All this theater was not yet around and literally every question was answered and every analysis request honored. His following practically forced him to start making video's (it used to be all text and charts), which was quite entertaining as he was clearly not experienced in this.
At that time Haejin, you made around 50 views and 2 to 10 USD per post with a following of ~200. No one was sure what to make of your shit and we were trying to see if there was some truth in these waves. This went on for months and followers like me were getting the feeling that this guy was not going to deliver. Ok some of the BTC calls were made, but there were mistakes too and most importantly, a majority of the coins that got called to rise did not do anything other than bleed.
Then came November and the rest is history (in the making)
Two points of disclamation that people should keep in mind (imho):
Practically all coins have gone up since November
Solution: This is not a problem, just something to realiseA tiny part of the calls are simply wrong
Solution: Spread your chances
FINAL THOUGHT:
I am still not 100% convinced that these patterns actually exist or that it's more a mathematical certainty that you will find repeating waves if you adjust timescales accurately enough. BUT, as the emperical evidence is strong enough for me I will continue to act according to Heajin's advice and be thankful for it.
At Haejin once more, WOW I had never expected the kind, docile, East Coast analist to become this raging ball of fire that Steemit seems to fuel on lately. It is truely awesome to watch, although I can't really follow everything. I hope you and the other formidable players involved can reconcile at a certain point in time. It is natural for influence to be challenged in any system, so perhaps one day the discussion does not have to be so personal anymore. Steem on!