Price drops are perceived negatively, whereas price increases are perceived positively. I think, just the opposite, because I know that if prices get cheaper, I’ve got another opportunistic window to buy more at cheaper prices. What I hate more than anything else, is watching a huge bull market, because my opportunities for buying become limited. Instead, I become more defensive, and look for an exit, especially when price action becomes parabolic, as was the case in December of 2017. In other words, when prices are cheap, there’s real opportunity to make money. But, when prices keep trending to new all-time highs, you’ve got a much higher cost basis to work with, so your profits become way more limited. Therefore, I don’t expect to time anything perfectly, but when things get cheaper I tend to get more excited, because it affords me more time to build a position. I’m hoping my readers adopt the same mindset. Cheaper prices = good, more expensive = bad. Why? Because, if we project the long-run scenario, we know for a fact that various crypto assets will trade at huge multiples to today’s prices. So, if the price drops, we get another opportunity to buy, and score an even bigger windfall at a much later point. Therefore, price drops are like a god send, because it buys us time to put more money to work. Even if your current portfolio is taking a hit, at least you know you can buy more to offset the cost basis and bring it lower. When you’re in a full-blown bull market, it may not even make sense to keep buying. Instead, you’ve got to shop around for the best time to sell, and hopefully reap a big enough profit, so you can put the cash to use later. Currently, we’re in an up-trend, but not a bull market. Bull markets are signaled by price moves that are substantially higher than the prior market cycle high. Think in terms of Bitcoin prices hovering at 50k+ when compared to prior cycle peak of 20K. So, if prices reach that elevated point, and you’ve been a buyer of various crypto assets below 10K bitcoin, the last thing you would want to do is buy more crypto, instead you’re a seller, which means the opportunities to build a position no longer exist, and what you had built-up leading to the new market cycle high is your primary source of profit, which means you’ve run out of time to be a buyer, and the only option left is to sell your holdings at some point near the market cycle high. Because of this, I’m thrilled when prices drop, because it affords me time to keep buying before we reach the next major cycle where prices look eye-popping relative to current coin prices. I’m not stressing doomsday scenarios, because the actual doomsday scenario is not having had enough time to build a substantial position to begin with. If you want to learn more via video courses with my help, and the help of crypto millionaires, bitcoin foundation founders, and various other crypto pioneers who are at the forefront of news, information, and methodologies you’ve got to join the Bitcoin Crypto Mastermind program. We also provide live events, one-on-one consulting, and private communities where knowledgeable experts, and experienced traders interact with each other, share ideas, and keep a level of inclusion that can be found nowhere else. The program will remain open for a select period, so enroll as soon as possible.