Your predictions always come true although I doubted the one on bitcoin 😂, but you were absolutely spot on.
I mentioned a few days back that people come to your comment box because they know if they make a good comment, they will be rewarded(That includes me too).
Getting steem listed on some major exchanges is going to be huge for the community.
Some days back they were trying to list steem on cex.io which is 29th in terms of ranking. Getting steem listed there requires us to vote in favour of steem.
Somebody was trying hard to get steem listed there as he kept writing blogs and inviting people to vote for steem, I don't remember the name though and I did vote in favour of steem and asked my friends too.
I think every user on steemit should do the same.
You can also vote for steem @swissclive
If only all prediction were to come true!
If you KNOW what your reason for investing is you won't get it right all the time, but you should get more right than wrong - as I do. This includes the global stock markets and other investments including gold in which I have been investing for some 42 years.
The way to profit is to line up the potential investments, working out what are the good and bad points. From that it is possible to develop some expectations about future price developments. Based on the price expectations you simply invest only in your top ten or twenty.
They won't all work out.
From time to time you can re-visit the reason you invested. If the reason has been fulfilled or if it no longer exists, it is time to re-examine the situation.
On the other hand, if you DON'T know what is good or bad about the investments you make, it's like playing in a casino. You might lose.
That's absolutely right.
I just started investing/trading and it has only been some months(maybe a year), not more.
I think you learn with time.
Experience plays a huge role.