But but but I was told 0.001!

Assuming this was a short coverage, I wonder who acts that violently?
By giving markets for the sellers the short covering would have resulted with higher profits.

Slower but steady will always result with higher amounts of profits rather than quick and sudden.

Who covers first, covers better. If Im not mistaken there is a pile of 2-3 shorters identified that have to cover something like 10k, 20k and 30k. We could see a short term minirally. OTOH theres a lot of people loaning BTC to going long in whatever coins. Rates spiking from .003x to .005x while I type this. Total marketcaps from 7.9 Billions to 8.2 now. A wave of bizzare and unexpected movements is brewing

So the only reason that monero got dumped was the big opening of shorts .... so bullish? Don´t get me wrong but without that overused shorting ( profit takers that dont care for what they short ) we would still be better and in the bull trend.

so why dont you start? thought are one of the biggest self acclaimed lenders? But i guess we agree with that low interest monero is just asking to be shorted

Indeed I am a lender but since I am not aware of the size of my collegues' positions in lending markets I am not confident that I am one one of the biggest lender.
I am not even holding all-in my Moneros in lending markets just like I am not all in Monero in general.

So you trying to tell me that this is good time for investing again. I'm thinking about this to be honest, but i will wait another deep at 200k. This could be floor i believe this won't go under, too many supporters!

I agree one need to take the responsibility to their purchases.

That being said, personally I think it is better to buy coins at different times, the price differs but the average price is relatively good then as opposed to the strategy to invest a big chunk of btc at one shot and then pray your timing was good.

Experience plays a part, too.  If you've been in the market for a few years you can see a bottom.  I've been playing the market for three years.  The summer bottom in bitcoin was apparent.  I bought, and though I made some subsequent trades that were maybe a little ill advised, I'm still well ahead.  Similar experience with Monero.  I've learned that about myself:  fairly good at seeing buying opportunities, not so good at knowing what to do thereafter.  

Moral of the story:  it's not just the market you have to learn about; you must also know yourself.

If you are inexperienced, dollar cost averaging is kind of a default strategy.