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Oracle talks about ripping the profit. It is slightly beneficial with lower amounts, but highly efficient when you have a large share count, say, 1000 or more of a fund that recuperates after the ex date. But always remember to save back 25% of that profit for tax purposes.

Third strategy is not gonna work because you will waiting so long to get your low price target, it may be take months or years, having that cash and missing dividend

Core number compounding has been around for a long time, they call it skimming. I have a few issues with it, some of it you covered well. In many cases you will be selling off at short-term capital gains rates. And if you pick an arbitrary number, and that number is below your cost basis, aren't you just selling some off at a loss? Doesn't your core number have to be above your cost basis to make it worthwhile? And if you don't move your core number up and adjust it with more shares, aren't you selling off even more at a reduced price? Most high-yield funds won't even allow you to do it, and the others you mentioned may not dip for months and months. I don't know, I'm skeptical.

Depending on portfolio size five or 10% is the number for me if I see I am up $10,000 one day I will rip that and put it aside and buy it back another day There will always be an opportunity to buy it back The problem is if people try to do it with a diluted portfolio or two little money They rip too little

This was designed to work with an equal portion of Bitcoin and ethereum That's how this was created Court number compounding

You explained it so well I'd like to show this on my channel

Careful man now that oracle guy is going to make a video ripping you to pieces 😂😂

If you had a segment in your video where you played the arcade game, it would be like when Mr. Rogers would play "Picture Picture"

He didn’t create the concept 😂, he just gave it his own name……been doing it for years.

The third strategy is a tax nightmare if you’re a rookie you would have to consider capital gains tax, white washing, buying with unsettled funds, etc… I use both the 1st and 2nd strategy which I learned after going all in on TSLY in the beginning 🤦🏻‍♂️

Great explanation of core number compounding!

Oracle has changed my life. great vid Stevo. THanks again!!

personally, i believe in bitcoin to reach $1M eventually.

In the past, I've used the 200 SMA as a guide to buy my positions. If the price is below the 200 SMA, I have a buy signal as I generate more funds. As Yield Max and Defiance funds establish their 200 SMA's, I'll probably use that strategy as my guide...

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core compounding is pretty much how large funds are managed, most visibly is ARK, Cathie wood.

I like how you focus on what really matters in your videos .

DCA for me

Dollar cost averaging does get your average share cost lower. Since you invest a fixed amount of money on a specific date. If the price is up your fixed amount of money will buy fewer shares at that higher price. If the share cost is lower on your next purchase date your fixed amount of investment will buy more shares at the lower price. This effectively lowers your average cost per share.