Hi, my original reply was too short, sorry. If you had said you bought BTC at $88 and sold at $260, I would have thought cool, good job. But you didn't stop th

Hi, my original reply was too short, sorry. If you had said you bought BTC at $88 and sold at $260, I would have thought cool, good job. But you didn't stop there. You said it wasn't hard, you just used common sense. That's when my alarm bells went off and my brain started printing you a "Congratulations, you have been fooled by randomness" certificate to put on your wall. I'm not saying you are not really smart. I'm not saying your reasoning was wrong. Maybe you did get it totally right, and for the right reasons. But in another dimension, you bought at $88 and it went down to $20. Or you sold at $260 right before it went to $1000. You placed a bet and this time you won, and I'm glad. But you seem to think you won because you fully understood. That's almost certainly wrong. That's why the guy wrote the book. That's pretty much all his book says. "Yep, yep, I just thought it through and used my brain and kept my eyes open and placed my trade and made a big profit, not too hard really" -> fooled by randomness.