For some reason, I can't post from Pal UI at the moment. Maybe is something with HF they announced.
No worries, though, they have a good team.
Yesterday and today I purchased some Pal tokens and I read some interesting and funny comments from all kind of experts.
Big orders when all people sleeping, manipulation, three whales buying, a tight supply, wide spread and so on.
People are experts but most of them are broke. Strange enough.
But let me explain how six-pack average oldtimer is trading.
Three years ago I invested my money into steem power. It was my own hard earned money and I can't afford to lose it.
Don't read the fine print at the end of the posts of these crypto experts.
No one wants to lose a single dollar.
It's a simple risk and rewards.
Well, with my earnings I try to get as many other coins as possible and keep most of my steem.
When 
I didn't read the whitepaper or token supply or any technicalities but I have confidence in the team behind the project.
These guys deliver.
I wanted to get 50K Pal tokens but all my steem was in Steempower.
My powerdown gave me 5K steem after one week and the sweet price of pal token was gone by that time.
Yesterday when I came from Calgary I bought 9K at an average price of 0.28 steem and today after my work another 3K at 0.32 steem.
I invested 4K steem into 12K Pal, that's 0.3 Steem per one Pal and that's the whole story.
No mumbo jumbo, guys.
I'm comfortable with this price.
Will I be a winner or a loser?
Who knows?
I walk my walk and I don't take any advice. It's my money.
Unrelated to the topic:
Here are some shots for a good night from our trip to Calgary.
Here's my free advice for you:
If you on the fence check the guy on my yesterday's post if you didn't see him yesterday.
This post is not meant as financial advice BLA, BLA, BLA...
Oh, and I have 1K liquid steem in my steem wallet left. Just in case.
Life is short.
Don't waste it on thinking too much, my friends.
