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So the real lesson here isnt about being aggressive or whimpy, Its about finding a level that you can stick to without stress because the best plan is the one you can actually keep doing for years, and not the one that feels exciting for a few months and then becomes hard to maintain later on.
You can use different words to describe, yet the range of whimpy to aggressive are not meant to be judgmental since they are descriptions of personal decisions in regards to priorities, and they are not meant to be praising or denigrating, since each person chooses his exact level that he wants to put into bitcoin as compared to with other places such as back up funds and/or discretionary consumption within a range of possibilities that would be acceptable within his discretionary income.
A bitcoin investor can consistently invest on one end of the range or the other or he could vary his level of aggressiveness versus whimpiness based on whatever reasons that he likes.
So I frequently will suggest that guys try to figure out ways to invest into bitcoin as aggressively as they can without overdoing it, yet it does not matter what I say, since guys have to find their own comfort level including that if they overly invest into bitcoin and make a mistake by misunderstanding me and they think that aggressive is the same as overaggressive, then they are going to be the one who has to pay for their mistake of overdoing it.
So, surely, I agree that there is importance with survival, even for guys who want to invest aggressively into bitcoin, it likely continues to be a good thing if they are making sure to also put some money into back up funds and also to use some of their discretionary funds for discretionary consumption, too.
To achieve success in bitcoin investment, either through DCA or other methods used, the most important thing you just need to figure out is your discretionary income. I dont know of the everything you are talking about. You dont need everything to invest through DCA, you only need your discretionary income in place. have your discretionary income figured out and you can confidently invest in bitcoin without having any issues. The only challenge or setback you will face is if you cant figure out your discretionary income.
I dont understand what you mean by figure out your discretionary income, please you people should learn to use English very well, are you trying to say that if anyone wants to succeed in bitcoin investment, he should have a discretionary income, if you mean this then is fine but if you are actually talking about figuring out ones discretionary income I want to ask you what is so difficult to figure out your discretionary income. If you really understand the meaning of discretionary income, you know that it is the leftover money after carrying out all your basic needs so whats so difficult to figure out there.
Bro try to understand that English is not most people father's language, so if anyone's English is not that clear, don't blame him or her that much because not everyone knows how to speak English very well like you.
Then talking about what he said, I don't think that he is wrong here because if you can figure out your discretionary income as a Bitcoin investor, the chances of your Bitcoin investment being a success is very high, because not everyone can figure out their discretionary income even though it seems very easy to you.
Do you know that an investor might be unable to figure out his discretionary income because his basic needs is way higher than his income? Or due to mismanagement of funds he might be unable to figure it out, so it's wrong to think that everyone is as perfect as you bro.
Well, yeah, some guys are likely using non-discretionary funds to buy bitcoin, since they really are not planning to invest in bitcoin and and hold it for 4-10 years or more, so they are trading/gambling rather than investing, but they are trying to figure out how to accomplish a trade that will be profitable within their timeline which is less than 4 years.
So, yeah, it can be difficult for some guys to actually assure that they have discretionary funds to be able to invest into bitcoin... which they probably should not be investing in bitcoin unless they are sure that they have a sufficient amount of discretionary funds... but that is a determination that each of us has to make in regards to both whether we can and then how much we are able to invest into bitcoin, whether it is weekly or some other time period that we are making our investments.
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..... and after all necessary expenses including rent and emergency funds you have just $50, you can buy with $25 - $30 (if you wish).
Rent and emergency funds are not in the same category. Emergency funds are not part of basic expenses.
You build up your emergency funds from discretionary funds, so basic expenses are all expenses that are currently due that month and cannot be deferred. Emergency funds are extra funds that you have in case you don't have enough income to pay for your basic expenses in any given month.. and emergency funds are also to help to protect your bitcoin holdings so that you don't have to tap into your bitcoin at a time that is not of your own choosing.