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Bitcoin’s price is falling today and I’m increasing the total risk or deposits in each of our model portfolios by 50% and re-balancing all positions that have a target size over 1% in the top 25 coins.





Bitcoin’s price has been falling for all of 2018 and the most recent shake up seems to be a trifecta of problems including Bitcoin Cash hardfork where two major miners are currently duking out a battle to control the code, China trade talks have broken down again sending stocks lower and causing computer auto-selling to all related risk assets plus we have speculators in futures markets and Bitmex constantly trying to create volatility in the market





Remember this famous quote and you’ll do well investing. Buy when there’s blood in the streets, even when it’s your own blood. It’s the secret passed along by every great investor from the Rothschild’s to Warren Buffet as the key to long-term investing success.





It’s how you always buy low, while everyone will think you’re an idiot and are sitting on a losing portfolio for months even years immediately after investing, then later on looking like a genius when the investment magically jumps back into new highs and you sell near the top.





Most people do the opposite they like to buy high during “confirmed bull markets” and end up forced to sell for a loss because they’re out of cash, we’re greedy and way over invested, and now they have no choice but to liquidate.





The smartest strategy long-term is to keep ⅓ of your portfolio in stocks and bonds, ⅓ of your portfolio in real estate and then the last ⅓ of your portfolio in anti-inflationary investments like cash gold and cryptocurrencies.





In the long run they will all go up in value and when one goes down in value typically the other goes up, giving you profits in one market to re-invest into the market you’re losing in.





This is how smart investors can afford to keep buying into a Bitcoin crash, easily handle the short-term losses, than come out a hero months or years into the future having had the balls to make the investment when few others did.



