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Yeah I can. It's more that I can't tell if it's going to soon drop and I should wait, or if that should even matter. Something feel wrong about buying today whe

• bcjordan 13y ago
  If you want long-term exposure to a stock but don't want to implicitly make a bet on short-term value, chunk your purchase up into smaller amounts and do it over time (1/10th every day over the next week). Forget what this is called, but think it's a standard maneuver for wading in to a big long-term position.
  • jadeddrag 13y ago
    I believe that's called "dollar cost averaging". http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dollar_cost_averaging http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dollar_cost_averaging
• a3voices 13y ago
  If you think there's a 1% chance that a Bitcoin could be a million dollars, then buy 0.01 Bitcoins or something right now. Just do a risk analysis and figure out how much and when you want to invest. I agree it could go down in the short term or long term.
  • Anderkent 13y ago
    >If you think there's a 1% chance that a Bitcoin could be a million dollars, then buy 0.01 Bitcoins or something right now. That only tells you whether to invest, not how much. I.e. if you think there's a 1% chance a bitcoin might be worth a million dollars, that tells you you should buy it if it's worth less than $10k. (and then probably half that again to cover the delay)