>>12641019when you have many holdings at many different prices your holdings represent a certain percent of your total holdings, and those percentage holdings are related to a percentage of your total purchasing power at the time you acquired them, today, tomorrow. you also have to consider your current cash portions, and their current buying power compared to when you acquired the cash
the math on a single trade is easy, the math on 100 trades spread across many currencies and many different types of holdings and many exchange rates becomes substantially more difficult because of the sheer volume of variety
you think i’m an idiot because if i sold at 31 i’d be down a few percent compared to where i bought back, but you’re an idiot for even considering i was down at all when i somehow acquired more than i’d started with, because you see only
dollars. but for all you know if i’d exchanged into euros when i’d sold and the dollar ranked during that time i’d be up even more when i repurchased at 36 with a stronger currency
you assume a bad bet today is a bad bet tomorrow when i could take a bad bet yesterday and turn it to a good bet today
you’re like thats such a tiny percentage what’s the difference, accept your luck
it’s that i have acquired more time off my locked holdings from yesterday, and turned bad luck, which is only a measure of time, into good luck today
just because it’s over your head doesn’t mean it’s stupid and worthless you incorrigible niggers
