Yeah - I still don't know...

I "obviously" should have gone "all in" again down at 0.047 or so. I was waiting for it to go LOWER (which it WOULD have if I bought it - it would have immediately gone to $0.0000 in 5 seconds the second I would have bought, but since I didn't buy "they" "pumped" it again while I was making a sandwich, so now I can kick myself for not buying :) )

"They" are obviously doing these pumps to get people to panic buy on FOMO and then "they" dump it - all within a few minutes, creating "bag holders" who hold hoping it POPS again and instead it goes down and down and down and down and then they SELL at the very bottom right before "they" pump it again and the same people panic buy again...

I have FOMO and FOFOMO (fear of fear of missing out) AND also fear of once I buy it (no matter what "it" is will dump) - there must be a cool acronym for that. I Googled "opposite of of FOMO" and it came up with "JOMO" of of missing out (on a DUMP).

I basically have "analysis paralysis". The markets to me have looked like they are "at the top - can't possibly go ANY higher for MONTHS, then when I was about READY to "BUY" TNA (whihc I should have in Nov) , it crashed (I knew it would eventually).

SOMETIMES, they run it down to some technical low where it LOOKS like it is going to pump again and they start pumping and people (I have had this happen to me) BUY on the way up at the "bottom" and they DUMP even more.

I have also noticed with this thing - they have it programmed to "pump" or "dump" at precise "on the hour" or "on the half hour" times - random - sometimes 11, sometimes 12, sometimes 8, sometimes 8:30 - it always goes UP or DOWN to some line that you can draw.





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