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I fully empathise with you, I got in at 110 too and topped up lower to bring avg to 104. However I feel it mis not greed. If you are exposing your hard earned to risk, you need proportional return. A relatively volatile asset such as ARB where you can lose most of your capital shouldn't be closed at a marginal profit, as it wasnt worth your risk. Of course that is theoretical, and individual shares and circumstances change but by your approach, the people who bought in at 8p would have sold well before 15.

I held on too, didnt book profit but that is because the reasons I got in long term remain. And honestly I think BTC has a different story in this bull run due to institutions and I would like to see it unfold. I feel your angst though, I could've left my money in NEX where it was slowly growing but got 'greedy', but I think a calculated ramp-up in risk is not exactly greed.

Good luck, to you and me and everyone staring at ugly numbers right now !

I am new and inexperienced, and got in a bit late but from what I can see I should hold and not give myself an aneurysm by staring at the BTC price because I keep reading about the ever increasing number of accounts with 1000+ BTC. This to me seems like the most dependable long term indicator, but I don't see that brought up on this forum

Also where do you get to see that kind of data?

Am I reading too much into it?

Rather than working I am watching the edge of the seat mystery of whether BTCUSD will break the $36400 resistance before close of LSE trade, 3 minutes left. I've watched much worse movies

Sigh