I like to wish all a very "Happy Valentines Day"
I like to wish all a very "Happy Valentines Day" and provide a little information on what I have been up to the last couple of weeks.
I have not been on here much; my time has been occupied with the Crypto Market. I have never seen such a bull market as I have in the past six and half weeks with all of my years investing in markets.
I have never witnessed such outrageous returns within twenty-four hours well above the 100 percent rate. So I have been enjoying watching it more than I have in the last eight months.
Crypto is a very high-risk investment; you can quickly lose all of your money with a bleak of an eye. Certainly not for everyone; it isn't straightforward with the buying and the steps it takes to buy certain Defi "decentralized finance," one mistake it is gone forever.
But I am looking forward to getting back to enjoy the WA community and learning as much as I can. I am going to complete the rest of my training by the end of February.
Enjoy your Sunday with your family and loved ones!
All the Best,
Joseph
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Hello Joseph, a happy valentines day to you and all your loved ones today and all throughout the year. And a Happy Valentine's Day to all of WA.
To a Successful 2021!!!
Hi Jeff, thanks, but yesterday was more of a nightmare, but it all worked out in the end. Could you read what I wrote on Debbi's wall? Too funny.
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Happy Valentine's Day back to you, Joseph. It sounds like you've been totally distracted and that's ok. We have priorities. Take care.
~Debbi
Hi Debbi, Well not totally distracted but somewhat busy with a few projects at the moment. Yesterday was somewhat funny, maybe not totally funny.
We were on our way to one of the trails we had never been to, decided to follow Google Maps to get there. Well, it took us on the road, and we got stuck in the snow and no way to get back. The tow truck came. He looked at us and said, you guys are F$%#ed.
$ hours later, I talked to a farmer to help us out with his tractor, and he finally agreed to help us. We did eventually get out, but man, we need to take road signs more seriously.
What part did we not understand with this road sign: "Dangerous road use at Your Own Risk." He helped us. I asked how much we owe you; he said 80 Dollars, but we give him 150 for all his troubles.
So that was our romantic Valentine's Day. Glad we got our car out; it was starting to get dark and colder.
Wow, Joseph! I see what you mean!
One of them days, of course, had to be Valentine's day...
Well, it's twofold----a Valentine's Day you'll never forget AND a lesson learned. Not a total waste but a silver lining. I can't believe the tow truck abandoned you!
~Debbi
That is what usually happens, Joseph, and Debbi said it best!
Jeff
Only in Canada...
Could of been worse, but it all worked out. We blamed Google Maps.